$29.95 Inc GST
A magnetic power bank solves the problem every other power bank has: the cable. This one clips onto the back of the phone and stays there, so you can keep using the phone while it charges instead of holding two objects joined by a lead.
Be realistic about the number, because it is the thing most listings are vague about. A 5000mah power bank gives you roughly one full phone charge, a little less on a large-screen model, a little more on a compact one. Some energy is always lost to heat in wireless transfer, so plan on one charge rather than two.
That is the right size for a specific job: getting through an afternoon, a flight, or a night out. A 5000mah power bank is not a weekend-camping battery, and one that claimed to be would be too heavy to stick to a phone.
The trade is deliberate on a 5000mah power bank. This one is light enough that the magnets hold it without the phone feeling top-heavy, which is the whole point.
The magnets on this magnetic power bank align it over the phone’s wireless charging coil and hold it there through a case, provided the case is not especially thick or metal-lined. Phone in one hand, charging, walking.
This 5000mah power bank has a USB-C port as well, so the same unit charges anything with a cable — a second phone, earbuds, a watch dongle, a handheld. And it is what you use to recharge the power bank itself. A magnetic power bank without a port is half a product; this is not that.
Any phone with built-in magnets in the right ring — iPhone 12 and later have them, and a growing number of Android phones now do too. For phones without them, a magnetic case or a stick-on metal ring makes it work, and plenty of people go that route.
If your phone has no magnets and no case, use the USB-C port. The portable charger still does its job; you just carry it in a pocket rather than on the back of the phone.
Worth knowing rather than discovering. Wireless charging is always slower than the same power over a cable, because some of it becomes heat in the coils. If you are in a hurry, plug into the USB-C port. If you are walking around, use the magnets. Most people do both, on different days.
Neither is bad for the phone. Modern phones and a magnetic power bank negotiate the rate between them and stop when full.
Overcharge, overheat and short-circuit protection are built into this magnetic power bank, and they are not optional on a lithium battery — they are the difference between a safe product and a news story. Buy batteries from sellers who will answer the phone, and do not buy the cheapest one on a marketplace.
Two colours, black or white.
Magnetic attachment — sticks directly to phones with built-in charging magnets:
USB-C port — charges anything with a cable, magnets or not:
Thick or metal-lined cases may weaken or block the magnetic hold. The USB-C port works regardless.
Core Connect Aust is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Apple, Samsung, Google or any device manufacturer. All brand and model names are used here for compatibility reference only.
This magnetic power bank is stocked in Melbourne and ready to go — order before 10am and your portable charger ships the same day via Australia Post with insurance, backed by our 180-day warranty and a team who will tell you honestly whether 5000mAh suits how you actually use a phone.
One charge, no cable, in a pocket. Order your magnetic power bank today.
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