If you\u2019re expecting your brand-new iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, take heed: the INIU SnapGo can take an iPhone 17 Pro from the red zone to 55% wirelessly in just 30 minutes. The SnapGo\u2019s powerful magnet can also be used during wired charging, since it comes with two universal magnetic rings so the charger can securely attach to your laptop, gaming console, tablet, Kindle, or other non-MagSafe device. Anyone who\u2019s been stuck rushing somewhere while balancing a laptop and charger tenuously held together by a charging cord will savor this feature most of all.<\/p>\n
See INIU P791 Power Bank at Amazon<\/a><\/p>\n Share the Surge That Qi2.2 certification isn\u2019t just a label or a line on the packaging. Standard Qi charges iPhones at 7.5W. MagSafe pulls 15W from Apple\u2019s own charger. The INIU SnapGo hits 25W, which lets it lay claim to being the fastest wireless output available in a portable bank for iPhone, and the performance backs it up. It\u2019s the difference between a mid-afternoon charge during a commute or between meetings, and a slow overnight trickle. For new iPhone 18 Pro owners, the same wireless charging speed applies, and the magnetic alignment snaps just as cleanly to Apple\u2019s newest flagship phone.<\/p>\n The SnapGo delivers wireless power at 25W via MagSafe to your iPhone (series 12 and up), AirPods (series 3 and up), and all models of the AirPods Pro. Qi-compatible smartphones with magnetic cases less than 4mm thick can also charge wirelessly. And while the Qi2.2 wireless charger is occupied, the SnapGo also handles up to 65W over the two wired USB-C ports at the same time. Those are not typical numbers delivered by a power bank that fits in a shirt pocket and weighs in at a scant 6.9 oz.<\/p>\n The digital display at the base of the SnapGo shows a precise battery percentage rather than the usual three or four LED dots that leave you guessing whether you have 60% or 75% remaining, or drop from four dots to one without warning. That seems like a minor detail until you\u2019re trying to decide if your portable charger will make it through a full day before needing to be plugged in again. And when the SnapGo does need to recharge, attach the included USB-C cord to a 30W block or charger and it goes from flatlined to full in just under 2 hours. That USB-C cord, incidentally, doubles as a lanyard or wrist loop, but unlike most other built-in cords, this one can fully detach from the charger to give you more freedom of placement for charging devices or recharging itself.<\/p>\n More Power, Not More Bulk<\/p>\n The dimensions on the SnapGo are 2.66 \u00d7 4.21 \u00d7 0.72 inches, about the size of a credit card in width and shorter than most smartphones in length. It sits flush against the back of an iPhone without the edge-catching thickness that makes some magnetic banks feel like a second device glued to the first. It\u2019s TSA-compliant so you can bring it on a flight as carry-on. That small profile and almost negligible weight also mean that whatever other devices you affix it to with the included magnetic rings won\u2019t be weighed down \u2014 it\u2019s the perfect size for attaching to the back of a laptop screen while the included 4.7-inch cord reaches the laptop\u2019s charging port easily, but without billowing or getting snagged on passing objects.<\/p>\n
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