LISEN 10000mAh Qi2 MagSafe Power Bank with Detachable Cable

This power bank is a total game-changer if you need fast charging on the go. The 25W Qi wireless charging locks perfectly onto my iPhone and handles top-offs significantly faster than older magnetic packs I have. Having a 65W USB-C wired option is fantastic for a quick emergency boost, and the detachable cable keeps things incredibly neat. It is a bit heavy compared to smaller 5k packs, but the 10000mAh (!) capacity and pure charging speed make it a must-have for travel.

This LISEN 10000mAh magnetic power bank is an outstanding portable charging solution. I have been using it with my iPhone, and it has performed flawlessly. The device is impressively small, powerful, easy to carry around, and remains fairly light considering its capacity.

A standout feature is the unique included USB-C attached cable. When plugging directly into the phone with this detachable cable, it charges noticeably faster compared to standard wireless charging methods. The magnetic hold is secure when using it wirelessly, but having that integrated high-speed cable ready to go makes it incredibly versatile.

When compared to other magnetic power banks in the 10000mAh category, this unit holds its ground exceptionally well due to its dual-identity design. Many competitors only offer wireless charging or require you to bring your own loose cord, which defeats the purpose of an all-in-one pocket charger.

This little unit charges my phone in no time. My phone holds fast to the magnet when charging, which is a big plus for me when using my phone constantly for bike trips and ski days. I always worry about my phone losing battery while traveling, as I use both navigation and music apps fairly regularly, which always drain my battery quickly. At a full charge, this pack charges my battery-depleted phone back up to usable levels (around 50-60 percent) about three or four times before the power bank needs to be recharged. I usually do not charge it up to 100 percent, so I would imagine a full charge would reduce the number of times this bank could be used before charging. When not in use, however, I usually use the detachable cord to keep the battery pack charged to full capacity for increased usability and peace of mind.

The size is smaller than older power banks, which I also appreciate when I am biking or doing other outdoor activities where smaller is better. I have only used the power bank about 6 times to test it out, but it has not disappointed. I've also used it to charge my EarPods, so that I don't have to worry about having them run out of battery while using. The detachable power cord is a huge convenience, as I do not have to worry about scrambling around for a usb cord when I need to charge my phone, laptop or tablet.

The price point is a bit higher than what I paid for other power banks, but well worth it in my opinion. It effectively and quickly powers up my…

This is a nice portable charger. I like that it has the cord & the little black thing it goes into or can come out of. Not too heavy, easy to use & travel with. Will fit in a man's pocket better than a woman's. Fits good in a purse or backpack. Slim design & charges up your phone good. It also charges fairly quickly, even came with a full battery! Very nice to have on hand so you never have to worry about a dead phone. The magnetic connection to my phone case is strong as well, I would say its a fairly priced item for what you get!

I tested this pretty heavily and the advertised capacity appears honest. Charging speeds were good, wireless charging worked, and it successfully powered everything I threw at it including phones, tablets, and laptops. This has already become part of my normal backpack kit.

Full Review

I did some serious testing on this battery.

Using a USB power meter during discharge testing, I measured roughly 8300mAh delivered at 5V. That works out to about 41.5Wh of usable output power, which is very respectable for a battery advertised as 10000mAh once normal conversion losses are taken into account.

Real world testing lined up pretty well with the measured numbers.

Using my flagship phone, I was able to get about one and a half charges out of the battery bank. In fairness, I was not starting from 0% each time. I started around 30% charge during testing and on the final charge still made it to roughly 80% before the battery bank was depleted.

I repeated this test several times and got very similar results each time.

I also tested this with five different phones, multiple tablets, and several laptops. One of my laptops is particularly picky about USB-C PD negotiation needing to be “just right,” and this battery worked properly with all of them.

When plugged in with the included USB-C cable, my phone reported “Super Fast Charging” on devices that supported it. The included cable is actually a nice touch. It is very short, but doubles as a carrying lanyard which makes it…