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You get 7.5 watts of wireless charging with the MagGo 622. That's faster than Anker's previous magnetic battery pack, which topped out at 5 watts, and even better than Apple's first batch of MagSafe batteries.

It also has a 5,000mAh capacity, which is enough to charge an iPhone 12 once, and is also larger than Apple's own brand.

The USB-C port on the bottom functions bosnia and herzegovina mobile database an input for charging the power bank and as an output for powering non-MagSafe devices. You can even use the Anker MagGo 622 as a quasi-wireless charging pad by plugging it into a power source while your phone is connected. This will charge both the power bank and your iPhone.


The integrated stand adds a whole new level of usefulness.


The built-in kickstand is the only feature that sets the MagGo 622 Magnetic Battery Case apart from others. With a design clearly inspired by Apple’s Smart Folio, the kickstand fits snugly over the battery pack, stays securely in place with magnets when not in use, and folds away when you want to pick up your phone.

The phone can be held in either portrait or landscape orientation, making it ideal for scrolling through social media at your desk or watching videos on the go.


The overall design of the MagGo 622 is thinner, smoother, and wider than the PowerCore Magnetic 5K Wireless, which helps reduce the bulge on the back of the phone. Instead, it fits more snugly against the back of the device and extends to the edges of the iPhone 12 or iPhone 13.

Of course, mounting the battery on the back of the phone significantly increases the overall thickness and weight. Apple's MagSafe battery seems to be most concerned about this, so it's thinner, smaller, and lighter than most others on the market, but it also has a lower capacity.