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Customer Review
Reviewed in the United States on January 24, 2024
I’m excited about Qi2 support for iPhones. Finally, fast charging! So I ordered both the 6600 mah and 10000 mah versions of the Anker Maggo battery packs.
First observation? This is huge. When compared to my older Anker magnetic charger, this feels a lot larger. It’s a big one. Wireless charging was on-par with a MagSafe adapter, so it felt like it was charging just as fast. Also charged my iPhone SE at a slower rate.
What I did like is that I can use this as a foldable stand, with and without charging. If I just need to prop up my phone and watch something, I can do that. I can also fast charge while propped up via cable to, which is nice (it *felt* like I was getting fast charge on my iPhone 14 Pro Max but not sure if it was 20w or 27w. I can’t find the specs either.)
And the cost. It’s $70 which is a “oof” to the wallet. However I paid $100 for the Apple one that had a quarter of the capacity. But it also was a lot smaller.
Anker’s first to market so they can get a premium price for their battery packs until the market catches up. It’s the best out there this far.
First observation? This is huge. When compared to my older Anker magnetic charger, this feels a lot larger. It’s a big one. Wireless charging was on-par with a MagSafe adapter, so it felt like it was charging just as fast. Also charged my iPhone SE at a slower rate.
What I did like is that I can use this as a foldable stand, with and without charging. If I just need to prop up my phone and watch something, I can do that. I can also fast charge while propped up via cable to, which is nice (it *felt* like I was getting fast charge on my iPhone 14 Pro Max but not sure if it was 20w or 27w. I can’t find the specs either.)
And the cost. It’s $70 which is a “oof” to the wallet. However I paid $100 for the Apple one that had a quarter of the capacity. But it also was a lot smaller.
Anker’s first to market so they can get a premium price for their battery packs until the market catches up. It’s the best out there this far.
I’m excited about Qi2 support for iPhones. Finally, fast charging! So I ordered both the 6600 mah and 10000 mah versions of the Anker Maggo battery packs.
First observation? This is huge. When compared to my older Anker magnetic charger, this feels a lot larger. It’s a big one. Wireless charging was on-par with a MagSafe adapter, so it felt like it was charging just as fast. Also charged my iPhone SE at a slower rate.
What I did like is that I can use this as a foldable stand, with and without charging. If I just need to prop up my phone and watch something, I can do that. I can also fast charge while propped up via cable to, which is nice (it *felt* like I was getting fast charge on my iPhone 14 Pro Max but not sure if it was 20w or 27w. I can’t find the specs either.)
And the cost. It’s $70 which is a “oof” to the wallet. However I paid $100 for the Apple one that had a quarter of the capacity. But it also was a lot smaller.
Anker’s first to market so they can get a premium price for their battery packs until the market catches up. It’s the best out there this far.
First observation? This is huge. When compared to my older Anker magnetic charger, this feels a lot larger. It’s a big one. Wireless charging was on-par with a MagSafe adapter, so it felt like it was charging just as fast. Also charged my iPhone SE at a slower rate.
What I did like is that I can use this as a foldable stand, with and without charging. If I just need to prop up my phone and watch something, I can do that. I can also fast charge while propped up via cable to, which is nice (it *felt* like I was getting fast charge on my iPhone 14 Pro Max but not sure if it was 20w or 27w. I can’t find the specs either.)
And the cost. It’s $70 which is a “oof” to the wallet. However I paid $100 for the Apple one that had a quarter of the capacity. But it also was a lot smaller.
Anker’s first to market so they can get a premium price for their battery packs until the market catches up. It’s the best out there this far.
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