A BURGA magnetic power bank with a printed line-art design, sold in 5,000, 10,000 and 15,000 mAh versions. An N52 magnet snaps onto MagSafe iPhones 12 and newer for up to 7.5W wireless charging, and a PD 20W USB-C port fast-charges anything else. It suits iPhone owners who want a slim pack that sticks to the back of the phone and looks distinctive. Against rivals, the wireless output is capped at 7.5W and wireless top-ups stop around 80%, so the USB-C port is the faster route. Owners rate it highly, praising the magnet hold and the design; the main complaints are the 80% wireless ceiling and the printed, not textured, finish.
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Owners rate it very highly across thousands of ratings. They like the strong magnet, the look and the convenience of snapping it on. The recurring complaints are the 80% wireless limit and the fact that it only sticks to newer iPhones.
This is a slim magnetic power bank that comes in 5,000, 10,000 and 15,000 mAh capacities. A strong N52 magnet holds it to MagSafe-compatible devices, and it charges iPhone 12 and newer wirelessly at up to 7.5W using Qi technology. The design is printed on the surface, not textured or embossed, and the finish is scratch-resistant. Actual colors may vary slightly due to materials, lighting and screen differences.
For wired charging, the included USB-C cable supports PD20W fast charging for Android, Huawei, Samsung and other phones. It can charge two devices at once, one wirelessly and one by cable. The power bank itself recharges through a USB-C input port, and indicator lights show the remaining energy level.
The magnet attaches only to iPhone 12 and newer models. Some newer Android phones may support wireless charging, but they will not attach magnetically and alignment is not guaranteed. Wireless charging reaches up to about 80% depending on the device model. The power bank has overcharge, over-current, overheating and short-circuit protection, and holds CE, RoHS and FCC certifications. It is not CCC certified and may not be allowed through airport security checks in China.
