For a limited time, Amazon is offering discounts of 45% to 57% off the new Baseus Picogo MagSafe power banks. The 5,000mAh Qi-certified model drops to $19.79 (normally $36) when you apply code "U6KGSV4Z" at checkout. The 10,000mAh Qi2-certified model drops to $29.99 (originally $50) after applying the $10 off code "LDOEZMV7" during checkout.
These power banks are designed to magnetically snap onto your phone’s back thanks to strong 11N magnets, making them ideal for on-the-go charging. Baseus has built a solid reputation for producing reliable and affordable accessories, making these an excellent alternative to more expensive options like Anker.
[ttpp]Baseus Picogo 5,000mAh Wireless Power Bank for $19.79[/ttpp]
Baseus Picogo 5,000mAh Qi-Certified Wireless Power Bank with 20W USB-C Port
- Price: $35.99 → Now: $19.79
- Discount: Save 45%
- Code: Use 'U6KGSV4Z' at Amazon
This compact Baseus Picogo 5,000mAh power bank is incredibly slim and lightweight—perfect for attaching to the back of your phone without adding unnecessary bulk. Measuring just 0.3 inches thick and weighing only 3.8 ounces, it’s one of the most portable magnetic battery packs available.
It's Qi-certified for wireless charging at up to 7.5W, which is perfect for slow trickle charging throughout the day while attached to your device. For faster charging, use the USB-C port that supports up to 20W Power Delivery.
[ttpp]Baseus Picogo 10,000mAh Qi2/MagSafe Power Bank for $29.99[/ttpp]
Baseus Picogo 10,000mAh Qi2-Certified Wireless Power Bank with 27W USB-C Port
- Price: $69.99 → Now: $29.99
- Discount: Save 57%
- Code: Use 'LDOEZMV7' at Amazon
Slightly larger than its 5,000mAh counterpart but still lighter than most MagSafe-compatible power banks, this 10,000mAh model offers enhanced performance. It's Qi2 and MagSafe certified, enabling wireless charging speeds of up to 15W—double the rate of standard Qi.
The USB-C port delivers up to 27W of Power Delivery, making it ideal for quickly topping up your iPhone or other compatible devices. That’s nearly matching the peak charging speed of the iPhone 16 under optimal conditions (30W).
How Many Times Can You Charge Your Phone?
According to Macworld, here are the typical battery capacities for the latest iPhone models:
- iPhone 16: 3,561mAh / 13.7Whr
- iPhone 16 Plus: 4,674mAh / 18Whr
- iPhone 16 Pro: 3,582mAh / 13.8Whr
- iPhone 16 Pro Max: 4,685mAh / 18Whr
A 10,000mAh power bank holds approximately 37Whr of total capacity. With an average efficiency rating of 80%, around 29Whr is usable energy. This means you can expect:
- About 1.6 full charges for an iPhone 16 Plus or Pro Max
- Over 2 full charges for an iPhone 16 or Pro
For the 5,000mAh model, simply halve those numbers for a rough estimate.
Samsung Galaxy S25 models have slightly larger batteries (4,000mAh for the S25, 5,000mAh for the S25 Plus and Ultra), so expect slightly fewer charges compared to similarly sized iPhones.
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Looking for more iPhone-related content? Check out our official iPhone 16 Pro Max review. As Mark Knapp noted: "The iPhone 16 Pro Max is a powerhouse in just about every respect. It’s built well, offers top-tier performance, delivers stunning visuals from its display, and captures some of the best photos in the industry."
If you already own an iPhone, be sure to explore our guides to the best iPhone 16 screen protectors, as well as recommendations for the best Apple AirPods and Apple Watches tailored to your needs.
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