I’m comparing the top MagSafe power banks you can buy, including options from RokForm, Anker, Belkin, Native Union, Satechi, and of course Apple. The goal here is simple: which one actually deserves to be on the back of your iPhone this year? We’re looking at capacity, charging speeds, design, extra features like kickstands and passthrough charging, and overall convenience. By the end of this video, you should know exactly which MagSafe power bank makes the most sense for you.
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Featured in Video:
Anker Nano Ultra-Slim:
Belkin BoostCharge Pro:
Native Union (Re)Classic:
RokForm Power Bank:
Satechi OnTheGo Power Bank:
Apple Battery Pack:
YouTube Chapters:
0:00 – Intro
0:25 – Apple Battery Pack
1:48 – RokForm Power Bank
3:00 – Anker Nano Ultra-Slim
3:54 – Belkin BoostCharge Pro
4:53 – Native Union (Re)Classic
5:50 – Satechi OnTheGo Power Bank
6:25 – Comparison Summary
7:06 – Top Choices
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For me Native Union is the winner. Quality and Design.
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I should have watched your reviews first before purchasing Ridge Power Bank. This is a comment regarding the Ridge Power Bank, not included here but it’s good for folks who search for power banks to know the truth. I’m sorry but that is something I cannot and will not recommend to other folks. For barely two-three months of a very light use, one of the cables already came off. They, in general, also struggle to re-attach properly back to the base, and the paint on some of the metal pieces is coming off. Shame on Marques Brownlee @mkbhd for recommending it. I trusted him because of his technology reviews and he “swore” by using this and only this when travelling and charging his equipment. I can hardly believe that. It’s a paid commercial. This is what it is. Did he even do an actual review on the product, especially a long term one? This is what he is doing getting paid for throwing folks under the bus. Folks that trusted him. I should have known better and should have watched independent reviews and not blindfoldedly trust an impromptu recommendation in the middle of his review on a completely different piece of technology. After only 3 months, one of the cables already came off, on the back of the battery the logo is gone and the paint on the stand is rubbed off. Just for a comparison, an old battery pack I’ve had for 7 years, has only deep scratches because it’s gone through thick and thin (probably slid on an asphalt or so). Absolutely zero rubbing off of the paint for all those years carrying it without a case, giving it to my kids for their school trips (you know that means no care for the battery pack). I’ve put that old buddy through the wringer and is still in better shape after all those years compared to the brand new 2-3 months old Ridge junk. I still can’t believe I fell for those commercials of a tech reviewer.
Horrible video, wireless charging is horrible. By physics wireless charging wastes lots of potential energy. Powerbanks with usbc only arre better.
Native union makes a Qi2 charger 5k mah