The super-thin magnetic power bank got a nice discount. With a capacity of 5,000 mAh, it's only 8.9 mm thick

Looking for a compact power bank that magnetically attaches to your iPhone and won’t get in your way? Alza is currently running a 30% discount on the ChoeTech MagLeap Wireless, saving you over two hundred crowns. The 5,000 mAh power bank now costs 489 CZK instead of the original 699 CZK.

Thin design as the main attraction

The ChoeTech MagLeap Wireless primarily impresses with its compact dimensions. With a thickness of just 8.9 mm and a weight of 165 grams, you’ll barely notice you have a power bank attached to your phone. The MagSafe-compatible magnetic attachment ensures the power bank reliably stays on the back of your iPhone.

As for charging, the power bank handles wireless power transfer up to 15W. If you prefer wired charging, you can use the USB-C port with Power Delivery 3.0 support, which delivers up to 20W. The LED indicator, which shows the current charge status, is also practical.

You can recharge the power bank itself via USB-C. The 5,000 mAh capacity is sufficient for approximately one full iPhone charge, which is enough for all-day backup.

What do users say about the power bank?

On Alza, the power bank received a rating of 4.1 out of 5 stars from 43 customers. A full 72% of buyers recommend the product, and the seller has recorded over 500 units sold with a low complaint rate of 2.06%.

Users most often praise its compact dimensions and low weight, which make the power bank particularly suitable for smaller iPhones. They also positively evaluate the strong magnets, which ensure reliable attachment to the phone, and the option to charge devices via a USB-C cable.

Among the negative aspects, heating during wireless charging repeatedly appears, which is common for this technology. Some users also point out that the real capacity during wireless charging is lower than the stated 5,000 mAh due to losses – according to one review, it charges an iPhone 15 Pro from 0 to 80% in 2.5 hours. One user reported a swollen battery issue after six months of use.

Do you use a magnetic power bank with your iPhone?