Best Power Banks with Wireless Charging

Choetech B739 — one of the "slimmest" power banks with 10000 mAh at less than 1 cm thickness. The model has a form factor similar to a compact smartphone and is perfect for everyday carrying.

The power bank is equipped with a single bi-directional USB type C port. It provides charging for external devices and recharges its own battery through this port. Maximum output power is up to 20W, with support for multiple fast charging protocols (Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0, Power Delivery 3.0, Samsung Adaptive Fast Charging, Huawei Fast Charge Protocol). Charging power intake goes up to 18 W.

A MagSafe magnetic plate is integrated into the front panel of the mobile battery's case, which is useful for owners of iPhone smartphones. Wireless charging is provided via Qi 2.0 protocol with an output power of up to 15W. The magnetic ring on the back of the power bank is marked with a characteristic lightning bolt engraving in the center.

The energy core for the Choetech B739 is a lithium-polymer battery with a neat 10000 mAh capacity. Actually, it gives out approximately 6300 mAh to the charging gadgets. The approximate remaining battery level can be tracked by the five indicator lights on one of the narrow ends of the case, alongside the USB type C port and the power button.

The Proove Hoodman Magnetic 20W 10000 mobile power bank will be handy for both Apple smartphone and Android device owners. The model supports both wireless charging technology and accelerated wired charging.

The power bank is equipped with a single USB type C charging port that supports Power Delivery protocol operation. It can output up to 20W. The same port is used to charge the power bank itself (charging power up to 18W). The model also has an Apple Lightning input interface.

On the device’s "back", there's a MagSafe magnetic mount. The power bank adheres securely to the back panel of any iPhone (beginning with the 12th model ). This ensures reliable energy transfer during wireless charging. The technology works on the Qi standard and provides charging power up to 15W.

The energy core of the power bank is a 10000 mAh lithium-polymer battery. It can actually deliver about 6300 mAh of energy capacity to connected gadgets at a USB bus operating voltage of 5 V. iPhone 14 can be charged almost two full times from a portable battery, and any Android smartphone — at least one full time with a little extra. The remaining charge level of the power bank is checked using the built-in info display.

Xiaomi Mi Power Bank Wireless Youth Edition 10000 means business when it comes to replacing a desktop wireless charger, which can always be carried along.

The device is constructed in a shock-resistant plastic case with dimensions of 148x71x17 mm and weighing about 230 g. On the front panel of its case, there is an area for wireless charging gadgets using the Qi standard with a maximum power of 10W. Simultaneously, the power bank charges other devices through a single USB A port. The peak output power in this case is 18W. It should be especially noted that full support of Qualcomm Quick Charge 2/3 and MediaTek Pump Express technologies is provided.

The power bank replenishes energy reserves in the cells of its 10000 mAh lithium-polymer battery via contacts of the symmetrical USB C connector. For speeding up the process, there is an 18-watt qi wire charging for Xiaomi Mi Power Bank Wireless Youth Edition 10000. Charging from zero to one hundred takes 4 hours. The model features multi-level protection from overcharge, short circuit, overheating, over-discharge, overvoltage, and overcurrent.

The charge level of the external battery is checked by pressing a button that "lights up" a 4-point light indicator. A typical smartphone can be fully charged 1.5-2 times from the power bank, as the actual capacity of the model is around 6300 mAh. The distance between the charging gadget and the back of the charger should not exceed 5 mm — when using a thick case, the smartphone will need to be "undressed" in advance.

Power banks from BASEUS consistently remain popular among representatives from the portable external battery crew. The compact model Magnetic Mini 20W 10000 is no exception to the rule.

From the declared 10000 mAh, the power bank delivers about 6300 mAh to connected devices. The discrepancy between the "passport" and real capacity values is due to the difference in voltage in the battery cells and at the power bank output (3.7 V and 5 – 12 V, respectively). A full "refill" of the battery is quite enough to charge most modern smartphones up to one and a half times.

Users have a bi-directional USB type C connector and a MagSafe magnetic mount for wireless charging mode at their disposal. The MagSafe ring serves for a tight "fit" of Apple smartphones (from the 12th generation and newer). The output power for wired charging reaches up to 20W, and using wireless technology — up to 15W. The internal battery of the power bank absorbs charging power up to 18W.

BASEUS Magnetic Mini 20W 10000 comes with LED indication of the remaining battery level and a button to activate low current charging mode. This will be handy for low-ampere devices: wireless earphone cases, fitness trackers or smartwatches. Moreover, safe operation of the power bank is guaranteed by a 9-level intelligent protection against electrical mishaps: current overloads, overcharging, overheating, various overvoltages, short circuits, etc.

Lenovo's power bank is considered an expensive model but has some special features that justify its price. The main one is the Qi wireless charging. Being it smartphones, smartwatches, wireless earphones, computer mice, and other gadgets—the important thing is that they also support wireless charging. In this case, the power is rated at 15W, meaning the devices won't charge instantly but fairly quickly. If traditional cables are used, charging will occur even faster.

Maximum power reaches up to 27W, and support for the Power Delivery 3.0 fast-charging technology is also declared. The power bank is always ready for use, as it features a built-in USB type C cable, which can be tucked away in a recess within the case if needed. Furthermore, there is an ordinary USB type C port that operates in two directions: for charging both external gadgets and the power bank itself. In both cases, power is up to 27W, enabling the power bank itself to recharge quickly — requiring just 2 hours for full energy restoration. Four indicators on the case signal the remaining charge level.

Overall, Lenovo Go Wireless Mobile Power Bank is a practical model with a minimalist design for everyday use. It's not prepared for various unforeseen situations in life, doesn't have many ports for any device available on the market, and won't help you survive on a deserted island. However, this portable battery reliably provides its main duties, quickly recharges drained devices, and, importantly, is convenient to use. The power bank's 10000 mAh capacity makes it a compact device measuring 168x72x18.5 mm and weighing a little less than 260 g. It can be used at home and taken on trips — it takes up slightly more space than a typical smartphone. Most importantly, it doesn't require cords, which are either forgotten at home or become tangled among other items in a bag — the built-in cable and wireless charging do not require additional accessories.