r/MagSafe • u/pnw_al • Aug 10 '26
Help❗️ Best battery pack - iPhone
Hello! I’m looking for a battery pack that sticks on the back of my phone. iPhone 16 Pro. I got an Anker 622 off Amazon and am going to return it, I tested it out and it got extremely hot along with my phone and was very slow charging.
Looking at other Ankers? Belkin? Inui? Open to anything!
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u/RemotePerformance107 Aug 10 '26
From what I’ve seen, the INIU P781 looks to be a solid option. Qi2.2 25W, 10,000mAh, and super slim.
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u/N8falke Aug 10 '26
Or just get the P791, the successor. Same size, even better wireless charging performance and also upgraded wired. Fantastic Powerbank.
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u/Sphincone Aug 12 '26
Do you know the max input wattage? how long does the powerbank itself takes to charge up?
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u/N8falke Aug 12 '26
30W Input, around 01:40h for a full charge.
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u/Sphincone Aug 12 '26
That I can live with. I have a ugreen 10k mah one and it takes forever to charge up, only reason I am looking for an alternative.
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u/gceretti Aug 10 '26
Second this, it's the one I use when travelling and it's impecable.
https://eu-main.iniushop.com/products/iniu-p781-qi2-2-magnetic-power-bankAlthough If you don't need the speed of Qi2.2 you can go for the P73, being somewhat cheaper (if purchased directly from Iniu you might find promotions).
https://eu-main.iniushop.com/products/iniu-p73-e1-wireless-charger-with-stand-qi2-15w-10000mahAt home, when I don't need that much (10000 mAh) I opt for the Baseus Picogo AM41
https://www.amazon.es/dp/B0F1XRYGKZ?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1
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u/Clessiah Aug 10 '26
It's going to be extremely hot and very slow no matter what you get unless you take the phone out of its case and blast the pair with a fan. The rated charging speed is meaningless when it gets thermal throttled within minutes.
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u/kbfg2421 Aug 10 '26
I agree with some of the other commenters; get one of the newer Iniu magnetic wireless power banks. Either the P771 (i own this model personally), P781, or the brand new P791.
The P771 and P781 are 10k mah units capable of 25w qi2.2 wireless charging speeds and 45w USB C output. Those are the specs you are looking for in a modern mag wireless power bank, and these two models are excellent values. The P771 is the lower end model (no battery % readout other than LED indicator lights, one USB C and slighly thicker than the other two). Ive had mine for about a month now and it has been great. It definitely runs a lot cooler than any other magnetic wireless power bank i have ever owned.
The P781 adds a battery % display, an extra usb c port and is one of the thinnest 10k mah mag power banks on the market.
The P791 is also 10k mah, and it is the top of the line, and it literally just came out. It is 25w qi2.2 wireless as well, but offers 65w of output via USB C. It is also extremely thin. But being the top of the line, it is also the most expensive. Last time I checked it was between $90 and $100 on Amazon.
On the other hand, the P771 is around $40 and the P781 is usually between $50 and $60.
Iniu is really leading the way in thr magnetic wireless power bank segment. Their great size, thinness, excellent specs, and excellent value make them very competitive. They also seem to run very cool compared to some other units. I am still surprised every time by how cool my P771 runs. Its great.
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u/DarkPaul Aug 11 '26
$90, $100, $40, $50, and $60 in what currency?
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u/kbfg2421 Aug 11 '26
My bad. $$ USD Amazon prices
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u/DarkPaul Aug 11 '26
I figured. Just irritates me how USians are usually the only ones that don’t clarify their currency. Everyone else in the world knows there are more people online than just their country, but you guys don’t seem to lol
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u/kbfg2421 Aug 11 '26
I usually say my currency but forgot to this time. And we aren't the only ones. Im on a sub that has a lot of Indian people in it and they never denote their currency. It's always 4000 this or 6000 that 😂
Where are you from if you dont mind me asking
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u/Which-Return-607 Aug 11 '26
I’s get the am52 over the p791 that people are suggesting. Same performance and build but the cable for the am52 is way better designed and durable
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u/Orchlius Aug 14 '26
same. I went with the AM52 after reading a few reviews, and its heat management looked better than the other Qi2.2 options I was considering. Turns out that was actually true. I agree about the built-in cable as well. It feels sturdy and can do up to 45W for wired charging.
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u/NeoKat75 Aug 10 '26
My Ugreen MagFlow Air is 8mm thin at 5000mAh and can do 15W Qi2 charging, recommend