Nano Power Bank

For your specific use case, go with a standard PD Power Bank and a cable. Fyi, cold nights, both of which kill battery and MagSafe efficiency. I’d grab an Anker PowerCore (10k or 20k mAh). If you really want MagSafe for the form factor, the Anker 622 is solid, but it won't give you nearly as much ru

For an Apple guy who actually uses his stuff daily, the best move in that budget is either AirPods Pro 2 (if he's on older AirPods) or a MagSafe charging setup he'd actually use on his nightstand. The Anker 3-in-1 MagSafe cube is around $100-120 and charges his phone, watch, and AirPods all at once.

I’ve only had it a couple days but so far no issues, it’s a heatwave so my anker 622 heated my iPhone up too much. This one haven’t had the “ temp too high” warning

i use an anker 622 magsafe powerbank on a pixel 8 (with a magnetic case) with no issues. wouldn't expect it to be any different on the 10p

I recently switched to the Anker 622 MagGo 5000 mAh, super slim. It’s not the fastest charger, but I love that it has a little built-in stand. Super handy for watching videos while it’s charging. For daily top-ups and earbuds, it does the job perfectly.

I have had an anker 622 on my phone 15pro max since day one. Only turn it on when I need to charge, current battery life is at. 86% but I’m not really worried about it because as the cell phone battery degrades, you use the battery pack more. I’ve had my 15PM since release and average about 6 hours

I bought the anker 622. It's a great battery magsafe. The 13 mini gets hot sometimes when I use it but it's fine. I bought 2 years ago. I don't think there is a better battery. U can check on Amazon. I have the 5000 amh. I think u could use a little more maybe 10k mah. It only charges my phone from

I had an anker 622 do that, reached out to customer service and got a replacement. Total time from email sent to new power bank in my phone was like 5 days. I was happy

Wireless charging on these things is just slow by design. I’ve also found it worse vs wired charging when doing other things like watching movies, video calls, etc The Anker 622 only does about 7.5 W wirelessly with iPhones, so iOS now shows it as a “slow charger”. A wall charger is 20 W or more, so

Yeah, agree about the intended use, could see doing that on travel days or others where I know I’m gonna be out and about. But this was reassuring that it also works well as a 1 hour recharge back to ~80%. Edit: I had an Anker 622 that melted a USB into its connector, so I quit using other packs ent