INIU Magnetic (Qi2) 10K Review: 45W Wired + 15W Wireless?
Most MagSafe batteries are slow (7.5W) and weak (only charge your phone once).
The INIU Magnetic 10,000mAh (Qi2) changes the game. It uses the new Qi2 standard, meaning it supports 15W wireless charging for iPhones—double the speed of older generic magnets.
But the real surprise is the USB-C port.
Disclosure: As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. This post contains affiliate links.
1. The "Secret" Feature: 45W Wired Charging
Usually, magnetic batteries have weak USB-C ports (20W max).
This INIU model outputs 45W.
- What this means: You can plug a cable in and charge a MacBook Air, Steam Deck, or iPad Pro at full speed. It is a genuine "Hybrid" charger.
2. The Magnet & Stand
- Magnet: Strong click. It holds an iPhone 16 Pro Max without sliding.
- Stand: It has a little pop-out leg. It’s flimsy compared to Anker’s metal hinge, but it works fine for watching movies on a plane tray table.
3. Heat Management
Qi2 charging generates heat. The INIU gets warm on the back of the phone after about 20 minutes, but it didn't trigger the iPhone's "Charging On Hold" temperature warning in our tests.
The Verdict
This is currently the most versatile MagSafe battery you can buy. It charges your phone wirelessly and your laptop wired. For ~$50, it’s a steal.