It's easy to carry around extra power for your iPhone when you have the 5000mAh MagCharge Power Bank from PowerPeak. This sleek power bank is designed to magnetically click to the back of your MagSafe-compatible iPhone. Once attached, it automatically delivers a steady stream of wireless power from its built-in 5000mAh battery. The robust charger can itself be recharged with an optional 20W adapter and USB-C cable, even while in use. As you use it, you can do so with confidence as it is engineered to not interfere with other nearby items, such as a credit card or key fob.

For MagSafe-Compatible iPhones    5000mAh of Power Capacity    Can Be Recharged While in Use    20W Adapter & USB-C Cable Not Included    Auto Charges on Magnetic Connection    Does Not Interfere with Other Items

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this charge a 16 inch MacBook Pro?

A: Yes, the omnicharge Omni Mobile 12800mAH PRO Pocket-Sized Laptop Power Bank BH #OMOS1DA002 could charge a 16'' Macbook Pro, however, it would only charge it up to 60W which would be slow and the capacity is only 49Wh so it would only give you half the full charge on a 16'' Macbook pro which has a 100Wh battery.

Q: 2. Can you confirm if this has 2 USB-C ports? It says it only has one but the image shows 2. Also, does this come with the case?

A: The omnicharge Omni Ultimate Power Bank has 2 USB-C ports.

Q: 3. Does this powerbank come complete with the bank to laptop charging cable?

A: The only cables included is 1 x USB-C cable and 1 USB-A to USB-C cable.

Q: 4. Could I use this device in Europe with 220V ?

A: This device is made for US consumption. For the safest results it should be used with an international converter.

Q: 5. Is this uninterruptable, any way to fast-switch the replaceable battery without losing output power? Perhaps daisychain 2 units?

A: Connecting it to a power source and using the pass through feature, you should be able to switch the battery although Omnicharge does not specifically mention this on the user manual. They do not have an official daisy chain feature but that could work too, we could not guarantee it.

Q: 6. The overview says the AC output is 120v / 120w. The specs say 60w. Which is it?

A: According to the written overview, the AC outlet is 120W and the USB-C port is 60W. It also has a separate DC outlet that is 150W.

Q: 7. According to the product specifications, it only emits 1.5 A at 12v. and the Blackmagic needs 3 A. Could this product and the Blackmagic 4k be compatible in any way?

A: No, the Blackmagic Design Pocket Cinema Camera 4K (B&H # BL4KPKCAM) can not be powered via USB-C. Power is supplied through the 2-Pin Locking Connector on the camera. You can try either of these options for external power supply: Blackmagic Design 12V Power Supply for Pocket Cinema Camera 4K (30W)\, B&H # BLPSYPC4K30W or the Core SWX Powerbase EDGE Battery and D-Tap Cable Kit for Blackmagic Pocket Camera 4K (B&H # COPBEBMPC4K).

Q: 8. Can it power a 20 volt 230 watt laptop? This is the adapter for the laptop

A: Unfortunately, i don't believe you'll be able to power your laptop with this unit. As it only outputs 150W DC or 120AC.

Q: 9. Will this provide enough power for a Zoom F8 audio recorder during a full shooting day?

A: The Zoom F8 requires 12V at 2A which the omnicharge Omni Mobile 25,600mAh High-Capacity Laptop Power Bank can supply using its included barrel output connector. Battery life varies depending on what types of devices are connected to the Zoom F8 and whether they require 48V of phantom power, as well as what settings are used for recording. Additionally, battery life can also be affected by environmental conditions such as temperature. With the omnicharge Omni Mobile fully charged, 25,600mAh will likely accommodate a full day of shooting.

Q: 10. Re pass-thru charging: will I be able charge the Omni using USB-C in/out while simultaneously using the DC output (barrel) port?

A: The Omnicharge Omni Mobile 25600mAh High-Capacity Laptop Power Bank is not able to use the USB Type-C and the DC barrel port simultaneously since both share the same circuit. See manual page 4 for more details.