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Verbatim Charge 'n' Go Magnetic Wireless Power Bank 5000 mAh Blue 20 W
Magnetic wireless power bank delivers 15 W wireless and 20 W wired charging with a 5000 mAh capacity
- 15 W magnetic wireless charging for cable-free convenience
- 20 W Power Delivery via USB-C for rapid wired charging
- 5000 mAh capacity provides multiple smartphone recharges
- Bidirectional USB-C port charges the power bank and your devices
- Slim profile with metal ring ensures secure magnetic attachment
Verbatim 5000 mAh Magnetic Power Bank
The Verbatim Charge 'n' Go is a 5000 mAh power bank built for smartphone users who want cable-free charging. It attaches magnetically to compatible devices or cases using the included metal ring. A bidirectional USB Type-C port adds wired flexibility for other gadgets. The slim blue body fits easily in a pocket or bag for daily carry.
Thermals and power draw in normal use
The unit delivers up to 15 W through its magnetic wireless coil and 20 W via the USB Type-C port with Power Delivery. Heat stays low during typical phone top-ups because output matches common handset limits. No active cooling is present, so the casing simply warms slightly under load. Power draw from the wall follows the 20 W PD input rating.
Bundled accessories and their impact
A metal ring is supplied to give non-magnetic phones or cases a secure attachment point for the wireless charger. This ring enables the magnetic hold without modifying the phone itself. An LED indicator on the power bank shows remaining capacity at a glance. No extra cables or adapters are included in the package.
Highlights
- 15 W magnetic wireless charging for cable-free convenience
- 20 W Power Delivery via USB-C for rapid wired charging
- 5000 mAh capacity provides multiple smartphone recharges
- Bidirectional USB-C port charges the power bank and your devices
- Slim profile with metal ring ensures secure magnetic attachment
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I attach the magnetic wireless power bank to my phone, and what is the step people often miss?
Snap the power bank onto the back of a MagSafe-compatible phone or onto the supplied metal ring stuck to your case; the step users miss is adding that ring when the case isn't magnetic.
What part will need replacement first with daily use?
The internal 5000 mAh lithium-ion cell degrades after several hundred charge cycles, so the power bank itself is the component that eventually needs replacing.
What limit appears first during sustained 20 W wired output?
The 5000 mAh capacity drains in roughly one full phone charge, so runtime is the first constraint you hit under continuous 20 W load.
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