LISEN P604 QI2.2 Magnetic Power Bank 65W 10,000mAh

This is a really good MagSafe power bank. It's pretty thick, but that's because it's a 10,000 mAh one. What I like about it is that it attaches via MagSafe and is quite comfortable to hold in your hand, even though I'm running an iPhone 15 Pro Max with a case. It is heavy, though.

Another good thing is that it comes with a small USB-C to USB-C cable, which is part of the little tether for it. If you can't use the MagSafe because the ambient temperature is really hot, you can actually use the little cable to plug into your iPhone 15 Pro Max and charge it that way.

There's also a USB-A port on the side which you can use to plug another cable into, a USB-C port, and a button to turn it on when it's in MagSafe power mode.

I also like the design of it. It's a nice colour, and they've designed it such that it's actually quite easy to hold in your hand as well.

One other thing: it's Australian RCM certified, so it's electrically safe to use.

This power bank works best as a daily top-up charger. The magnetic hold stays secure while I use my device at a desk or walk around the office. It does not slide off during normal use. It adds thickness, but the rounded white body sits better in the hand than a square brick-style pack.

The built-in USB-C strap cable is the feature I use most. Magnetic charging is convenient when I want fewer cables, but the cable gives a faster boost when the battery is low. Starting around 20%, wired charging added power much faster in the first half hour, so I use the cable when I am short on time and magnetic charging when convenience matters more.

The 10,000mAh capacity gives me roughly two full top-ups on my main device. The LED dots are easy to read, but I miss having an exact percentage display. The USB-A port is useful for older accessories too. This is not the thinnest power bank, but it is practical for daily charging.

This 10000mAh power bank is noticeably bigger than my other similar-capacity chargers, more than 30g heavier than my largest MagSafe charger. The reason, as the listing explains, comes down to the battery composition. Cylindrical cells are said to offer better longevity and stability than flat lithium-polymer cells, which is a reasonable trade-off in theory, but it does come at the cost of portability and therefore everyday convenience.

The LISEN Qi2.2 MagSafe Powerbank is a wireless charger engineered to provide a modular energy solution for modern smartphones and laptops.

?Pros:

- Adopts the latest Qi2.2 standard, which rated to deliver up to 25W wireless fast charging specifically matched for the iPhone 17/16 Pro-Max series. But it is difficult to measure.

- Built with cylindrical Li-ion cells which require more internal space but are engineered for superior stability and barely swell after long-term usage.

- Constructed with elegant metallic-paint housing and liquid-silicon on the magnetic interface for a comfortable grip and scratch-resistant durability.

- The unit is airline-approved and backed by a 2-year manufacturer warranty, making it match-fit for daily office use or long-range business trips.

This power bank packs a lot into a compact design. The magnetic connection is secure and holds well while charging compatible phones, making it convenient to use without worrying about the battery pack slipping off.

The built-in detachable cable is a feature I ended up appreciating more than expected since it eliminates the need to carry an extra charging cord. With 10,000mAh of capacity, there's enough power for multiple charges throughout the day, and the fast USB-C charging keeps downtime to a minimum. It feels well-built, travels easily, and works equally well whether you're charging wirelessly or with the included cable. Overall, it's a practical portable charger that's easy to recommend for everyday use or travel.