Is it worth buying? | Anker MagGo 10k Review
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2024
- The new Anker MagGo 10k wireless power bank has been my go to for the past few months. Anker is the best charging brand in the world! Does this power bank keep up their reputation?
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This is a great review! I might have to get myself one soon
Do it!
The only power bank I use now, gave all the rest away.
I am waiting on mine to show up. Ima use it on my Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, probably wont benefit from the Qi2, but should still work fine. I have the 6,600mah one and that one stays cool the whole time (as long as im not using it) so i will see how this one goes
Just subscribed ! Great Video ! Do You Know If It Would Work With My Pixel 7 Pro ?
Big Anker fan, been looking at picking up something like this to have extra power for long days or while travelling! How do you like the Oh Snap grip? I see their ads all the time but a lot of people don't have great things to say about their durability
I love that it’s super thin and the kickstand/magnetic features are my favorite. I will say its not perfect. But 100% worth a try and they have a 30 day return policy!
@@queuedtech which one do you have? I think they’re on the fourth gen now?
Will i be able to charge my iPhone 11 PRO? Maybe over cable, or maybe also QI?
Just buy anker a1637 or anker 733. Better 3 in 1 charger. Wireless really don’t work 100% due to heat dissipation
Does it work with Android ? Like a s23 ultra
Yes! It wont magnetize to the back of phone like it will for some iphones but it will work with any phone that has qi wireless charging.
Works with iPhone 12?
Yes, but you will not get the benefits of Qi2
@@queuedtech what do you mean?
@@queuedtechHuh. I’ve not heard anyone say this. Thank you.
@@RanNahumhe means that with a 12 you’ll nit charge your phone at the 15W max speed. Instead, you’ll have paid more to still charge at the slow rate of 7.5W as the iPhone 12 isn’t compatible with Qi2.