INIU for MagSafe Slimmest Portable Charger, Original Qi2 Certified Wireless Fast Charging, 10000mAh 45W Power Bank with USB C Cable, Flight-Safe Battery Pack for iPhone 17-12 Series, Blue

Super convenient and surprisingly powerful for such a small form factor. The magnetic snap is strong and lines up perfectly every time, and the Qi2 charging is noticeably faster than older wireless chargers. Slim, lightweight, and easy to carry—great for travel or everyday use. Bonus points for the solid build quality and reliable battery life. The detachable USB-C cable is a really nice touch and adds extra convenience. Definitely one of the better MagSafe-style power banks out there.

This power bank is awesome. It has a slim profile and a strong magnet that makes it feel secure when attached. One really cool feature is the USB-C cable, which doubles as a carrying strap. It’s compact, easy to carry, and the built-in kickstand is a great bonus for watching videos while wirelessly charging. The wireless charging is surprisingly fast, and the overall build quality feels premium. I also love the battery life indicator—it’s super helpful. Even though Anker is a well-known brand, this power bank delivers incredible value and easily competes at a fraction of the price.

It works exactly as it should; the design is simple and attractive, and—most importantly—it performs well. I can fully charge my phone using MagSafe fast charging.

I really love this battery pack! It attaches securely by mag safe and it barely even gets warm while in use. It charges my phone faster than others I have tried. It is a little more expensive than some that claim to be as good, but take my word from experience- they are NOT as good — and THIS ONE is worth every penny!

been using it every day for a around 6 months now, i find it charges my phone fast and doesn’t slip easily, the full charge can charge my phone completely 2 times and it rarely heats up, just when im using it a lot and under de sun. the only thing is it takes a lot of time to charge itself, but it doesn’t bother me i just charge it at night.

Though it's packed with the latest battery tech and charging speeds, I like it but I don't love it. If you look at the picture, the white MagSafe battery is only 5000mAhr while the black battery attached directly to the iPhone 14 Pro Max (in its MagSafe case) is this INIU Power Bank R73 1000mAhr. You can see that the INUI battery really is more compact. Unfortunately, you can 't fight physics so it is smaller but significantly heavier than the less powerful, white battery. The extra weight demands a stronger magnet. The INUI's magnet is strong enough to hold the phone on a table in either orientation when using the little flipper stand. But you aren't always quietly sitting at a table or on a plane. The battery easily rotates from vertical to horizontal orientation--too easily. The magnet isn't strong enough to keep the battery stable if you are walking with it, say in an amusement park all day. It will rotate and could fall off as it moves from a proper position to an awkward angle to the phone. This shifting while mounted to the phone could have been prevented with a simple design change. The less powerful, white battery is a Baseus that has a rubberized coating facing the phone. This keeps it stable and sure against the phone. I have no worries when holding the Baseus as a grip when carrying the phone. (Of course, I don't shake the phone violently while expecting the battery to remain attached.) The INUI is far less sure without any rubberized coating, and I would have to be far more careful not to let it fall off the phone. Just as bad, without any rubberized coating, the INUI isn't easily gripped when simply carrying just the battery or transferring it from my pocket to the phone. It's just slippery with all that smooth, hard surface. The USB-C cable is clever, but you don't pick up the battery by the strap; You grab the whole, slippery thing at once. The tiny stand is also clever but seems too small for years of use. The white battery has a stand that is much larger and has already lasted for several trips. Finally, it has three ways of charging: the MagSafe style connection or each of two USB-C connections. After reading several reviews on several competing power banks, I forgot which battery had which features and missed that the older, but still useful, USB-A is not present in the INIU. That lack of flexibility also costs this, otherwise impressive, design some points. I'm still deciding if I should return it to watch INIU for a future, improved design.

This review is regarding the 10,000 mah version of the device. As a Power Bank (Grade A+): 1. It is well made, well styled, and compact 2. It has dual USB ports 3. It can keep my ipad and iphone 15 plus powered for all day meetings and into the evening 4. It can charge my thinkpad or steam deck (obviously it cannot fully charge those devices, but it is a great power booster) 5. The USB lanyard is well designed and well built As a Wireless Phone Battery (Grade B): 1. It works and is fast 2. However, it is heavy enough to discourage me from using it daily attached to my phone My Opinion: If you are looking for a great power bank (that can occasionally attach to your phone) this is a great product. If you are looking for a compact, lightweight phone battery, consider the 5,000 mah version. Don’t let this be a deterrent if you need a bigger battery! How INIU Can Improve: 1. This device needs a sleeve or bag. It is easily dropped due to its weight and smooth surfaces 2. The blue paw is “cute”. However it stays on too long and is a bit distracting due to its brightness and flashing. This is inappropriate for business and social settings. INIU has a new version of this device that has a digital screen instead of the paw. However, there is a significant price difference.

This power bank is so convenient to use while traveling around! Very slim which made it easy to put in my sling bag! I really liked how you could use the MagSafe charging or use the cable that comes with this power bank plus I didn’t have to constantly recharge it. I was able to go 4 days before I needed to recharge it. But here’s why I didn’t give it a 5 star rating and that’s because when using the MagSafe charging option the power bank was getting very hot and I could also feel my phone starting to overheat as well. I could charge it with the MagSafe option for about 10 minutes before for it started overheating and I understand that they made it very slim for the size of it and still offer a larger capacity power bank. Really hope that in the future they figure out a way to keep the power bank from overheating while using the MagSafe feature. Overall, I still really like this item and will continue to use it but mostly will use the cable Option just to hopefully keep the original lifespan of it somewhat intact.

Want to give 4.5/5 but that is not an option, so 5 stars it is. I will divide the review into different parts to make it easier and will also add some things that I could not see in other reviews when I was shopping for this power bank. 1. Packaging: The power bank came in a compact green box and included a short (approx 6.8 inch, end to end) USB C to C cable, and a very small instruction manual. 2. USB C Cable: The USB C cable that comes in the box is very handy. It is approximately 6.8 inches in size and acts as a lanyard when not in use. Both ends of the cable tuck into a plastic enclosure and so far, the enclosure has help up nicely with 0 accidental drops. 3. Power Bank: 3a. The build quality on this thing is very nice. Made of mostly plastic, there is a large metal panel on the back, followed by a metal kickstand. The only qualm I have is that the kickstand does not have much tension when opening or closing and only feels secure either when fully open or closed. The issue with the kickstand is personal and many people may prefer it the way they have it implemented on this. I however like a kickstand to be adjustable at every point, which requires it to have some tension at all angles. 3b. The LED light is nice to have looks good with the paw print. There are a total of 5 lights. According to my observation, each of the top 4 LEDs represent 25% charge and the bigger LED on the bottom is on when the power bank is in use. When all 5 LEDs are on, the light is bright enough to make it seem like a small night light in the room. 3c. The magnets are strong with this one. I have a clear magsafe case on my iPhone 16 Pro Max. The case is matte on the back which makes it less grippy than standard clear cases. I have had 0 issues with the power bank's magnetic connection to the phone. The connection is strong enough that I can hold and move only the power bank, and the phone is still secure. Violent shaking, however, will cause it to fall as with any other magsafe accessory. 3d. The product claims to charge up to 57% in 25 minutes - which is mostly true, bases on various different factors as their tests are conducted in controlled environments. On my iPhone 16 Pro Max, I was able to charge it from 0% to 49% in 26 minutes. This was done during the day, outdoors, with the average temperature at 22 degrees C, and the phone being used intermittently. 3e. Charging the power is very fast. I used up 50% of the power bank's capacity by the time I returned home. Plugged it in to 45W charger and was able to get the power bank back to 100% in less than 40 minutes. Charging the power bank from 0% to 100% should take 1.5-2 hours at most. I am yet to test this. My comparison for this product is the Anker MagGo Slim 10K. While the Anker overall is slightly better (even without a kickstand) - INIU is priced at $53.99, whereas the Anker is $99.99 (sometimes $74.99 on sale). At this price, the INIU takes the win.

Ben fatto, magnetico e funzionale

Me encantó, buen tamaño, se siente de buena calidad y no es pesado

Muy buen producto la verdad cumple con lo que dice y el color plata es muy bonito

I took this camping and used it to charge my iphone 16. Every night my phone would be around 40-50% battery and in the morning it would be at 100%. I managed to do this for 2.5 nights and then the charger was finally out of battery. So I would say it is very close to what is advertised. The only thing I dislike about it is that you can't turn off the charging light. I like complete darkness so I had to cover my phone and this charger with a slipper each night so that I wouldn't see the light it was emiting.