Awei P52K 10000mAh Magnetic Wireless Power Bank

Awei P52K 10000mAh Magnetic Wireless Power Bank

A power bank that sticks to the back of your phone and charges it without a cable, while still offering 22.5W wired output when you want speed. Compare it across our power banks.

Magnetic charging, and its honest cost

Snap it onto a compatible phone and it charges while you keep using the device — no cable trailing, no need to put the phone down. That is a genuinely different experience from a bank sitting in a bag. The cost is efficiency: wireless charging loses energy as heat crossing the air gap, so you get meaningfully fewer charges wirelessly than you would over a cable from the same 10000mAh. Expect roughly half the nominal capacity to reach the phone wirelessly, against around sixty per cent wired. That is not a fault of this bank — it is what wireless charging costs on every device that does it. Use the magnet for convenience and the cable when you actually need the charge.

The wired side is properly specified

USB-A runs up to 5V/4.5A for 22.5W-class fast charging, and Type-C offers 5V/3A, 9V/2.22A and 12V/1.67A. Recharging the bank itself accepts up to 12V/1.5A over Type-C, which is faster than the 5V input most banks at this capacity limit themselves to. A Lightning input at 5V/2A is also provided.

Which phones the magnet works with

It grips MagSafe-compatible iPhones directly. Android phones need a magnetic ring or a case with one built in, otherwise the bank will charge wirelessly only if positioned by hand and held there — which defeats the point. The P78K offers the same magnetic approach at 20000mAh.

Buying from Kolorob

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