P781

25 qi2.2 is totally with it if your phone can support it, which your iPhone 16 can. It provides a lot faster charge and some people say it actually creates less heat than 15w wireless charging, perhaps because the phone is charged quicker with qi2.2 or maybe its just efficient over all. But yes, for

I believe from what I read it was a slow charge from magback charging and only like 7W. You may look into it, I considered them, then went INIU P781 that’s 25W

I would go with the INIU. The INIU you are looking at is the P781, while I have its thicker and sligtly cheaper brother, the P771, and i love it. Both have qi2.2 25w wireless charging and 45w usb c output. But the unit you are looking at, P781, is one if the thinnest 10k mah magnetic power banks on

In my opinion, INIU is building the best magsafe power banks right now, and at the best prices. The new P781 is super thin and is all the rage right now, but instead I recently picked up the P771. They are both qi2.2 25w wireless, 45w max usb c output power banks. The flagship P781 has a battery % d

Check out INIU if you want a quality power bank at an insanely low price. Since you are just worried about charging your phone, a 10k mah unit should suffice. Here are my Iniu reccomendations: Wired charging: Iniu P50 "Pocket Rocket" 10k mah 45w This is one of the smallest 10k mah 45w units on the m

Nah, its possible to get two bad units in a row. Especially from a super off brand Chinese manufacturer like the manufacturer of this power bank. The low price is also a huge indicator of quality. If it is from a company you have never heard of AND it costs significantly less than similar units from

For magsafe, check out the Iniu P781 and P771. I have the P771, which is a cheaper and less feature packed version of the P781, but both units have 25w qi2.2 wireless charging and 45w usb c wired output. Both are 10k mah. So in a way these are all in 1 solutions. If you want to wirelessly charge, th

I have the p781 that was given as part of a warranty claim. It is a great charger and I totally recommend iniu power banks. I used to only buy Anker but the INIU 10k mAh banks are so slim and powerful, they have won me over. To be honest I think I would get the p71 over the p771 or the p781 though.

So im guessing youre mainly going to be charging phones and phones only with this prospective power bank? If thats the case, I would suggest a 10000mah unit. Enough juice to get you approx 1-2 full charges (depending on the phone of course) without being so big, bulky, and heavy that its a chore to

If you are looking for a good balance of size while also having the capacity for multiple phone charges, I would recommend one of these 10k mah units: Iniu P50 "Pocket Rocket" 10k mah 45w: This is one of the smallest 10k mah power banks on the market today. It is super easy to slip into your pocket