Anker 622 Magnetic Battery (Upgraded Version)

I bought this because I was tired of carrying around bulky power banks, and it’s honestly one of my favorite little gadgets now. The magnet snaps right onto my iPhone and actually stays put, even when I’m walking around. It’s slim enough to slide into a small crossbody bag, which is a huge plus for me. And was great while I was in NYC for this reason!It doesn’t fully charge my phone from 0 to 100, but it gets me through a busy day of work, errands, and scrolling without stressing about finding an outlet. I also love that it has a little kickstand built in — perfect for watching videos while it charges.If you rely on your phone as much as I do, this is a lifesaver. Definitely worth having as an everyday backup.

Love this little charging brick. I bought it as a bedside charging stand, but it’s also great for travel or using as a phone stand. It’s got enough charge to add about one day to my iPhone 13, AirPods, and Apple Watch. It does not support wireless charging for the watch, but the usb C port on the side can be used to charge other devices.It charges pretty slowly, so don’t expect fast-charge speeds, but not usually an issue if you are keeping it attached to your phone.Compatible with my iPhone 13 mini, but it does hang over the edge a little bit. Magnet is very strong and secure and works with my MagSafe compatible case.

I bought this charger specifically for an upcoming trip and was excited to use it because I love Anker products and always buy their charger wires etc. When I first opened it, I noticed that the design was very sleek and matte— it’s lightweight, the magnets are strong, and it just looked really cute. It has a nice matte feel to it BUT it does charge slow and get a little hot, which is to be expected. The stand is nice but the angle of it is weird so i’d rather lean my phone up against something.

Stays on my iPhone 12 Pro Max well the battery life is short. It will only charge it once for me, but it works well on a stand no issues. It’s lightweight when it comes to traveling. I use it to charge my phone and the stand mode to watch movies on while I’m at work on break so yeah keeps it charge but I have to recharge it after I use it does get warm, especially if you’re using your phone while it’s charging otherwise it’s a lukewarm if it’s just charging and you’re not on your phone, but it’s not warming up that you have to worry either wayNice and size i’m rating 4 stars because I’m not a fan where the button is to turn it on being on the bottom. I’m also not a fan of those flush buttons to begin with. They tend to get stuck pretty easily and break which is what happened to my other one prior to this one that was a cheaper brand from five below Only time will tell on that honestly, I’d rather prefer a switch turn on turn off over a button but that’s me, but I have bought multiple things from Anker . I’ve had no really issues with anything I’ve brought from the brand and it’s been a few things so yeah only time will tell we shell see.it does charge at15 W my MagSafe charger for 15W comes on my phone when I connected so yeah nice little battery pack so far I use it with the 12 Pro MaxBut I’ll be switching to the 16 Pro Max soon so we shall see if it will work with it

Great battery pack, love that it has a built in hands free stand. Bought it for a gift for my husband because he complained how he has to charge his phone everyday. Now he can charge on the go. Easy to use and charges quickly.

Had this for about a year now. It's ok for what it is: a small, portable magsafe charger. Initially bought it so I have a way to charge my phone while traveling or at cons. Now I almost only use it around the house. Definitely would not rely on it for emergencies.Cons: Limited capacity, slowish charging speeds, really only ideal for emergencies or quick charges.- If your phone battery is under 20% or dead you won't reach a full charge. I have an iPhone 15 and the battery will usually only charge up to about 80%. It can also only handle one charge before needing to be recharged itself which isn't ideal. It also gets fairly warm, especially if you're using your phone at the same time. The charging speed isn't great, again worse if you're actively using your phone at the same time. I understand that fast charging degrades batteries faster but this is seemingly designed to be used while traveling or away from a wall port. If I'm at an airport and my phone is dying it's not ideal to have to wait 15 minutes for it to go from 10% to 30%.Positives: Portability and size. Unaffected by recent Anker product recall- It's lightweight and easy to pack. It's nice being able to charge my phone say while I'm cooking and not worry about cables getting in the way. As stated above, I mostly use it around the house during situations where my phone needs to charge but I don't want to have wires dangling everywhere, am away from a wall charger or don't want to carry my heavier powerbank. Example: Frequently use this while cooking, need to be able to read recipes. The stand actually comes in handy in this case, in most other instances I rarely use it since it's not very sturdy.I double checked my serial number and model (A1614) and it is not affected by Anker's product recall so it is safe to use.

I recently purchased this magnetic wireless charger from Anker, and it’s quickly become one of my favorites. I’m a loyal Anker customer, and this product delivers exactly what I’ve come to expect—fast, reliable charging without the hassle of cords. The built-in stand is a game-changer, making it perfect for watching videos or using my phone hands-free while it charges.My only regret is not buying the 10,000mAh version. After a full charge of my phone, it typically has only 1–2 bars of power left. Still, for the convenience, design, and quality, I couldn’t have asked for anything better.