WOOJONG
WOOJONG Picogo Qi2.2 25W MagSafe Power Bank 10000mAh 45W Built-in Cable Black
A 10000mAh power bank delivering 25W Qi2.2 wireless and 45W wired charging with a built-in cable
- TypePower Bank
- 25W wireless charging via Qi 2.2 certification
- 45W wired fast charging through built-in USB-C cable
- 10000mAh capacity powers multiple devices simultaneously
- Advanced cooling with multiple safety certifications
- Compact design for reliable all-day portable power
Picogo Qi2.2 25W MagSafe Power Bank
The WOOJONG Picogo is a 10000mAh power bank certified to the Qi 2.2 standard for 25W wireless charging. It also provides 45W wired output through a built-in USB-C cable. The unit supports two-way fast charging so the bank itself recharges quickly.
Travel-ready wireless charging for MagSafe phones
This power bank suits users who want cable-free 25W charging on recent iPhone models and Qi 2.2 compatible Android handsets. The integrated cable removes the need to carry a separate lead. Buyers who need more than 10000mAh of capacity or who require multiple USB-C ports for simultaneous wired charging should consider other options.
10000mAh capacity with 25W wireless and 45W wired
A 10000mAh cell typically delivers one full phone charge plus a useful top-up for a second device. The 25W wireless rate handles MagSafe-class phones at full speed while the 45W wired port can fast-charge larger devices such as tablets. Heavy users who drain a phone multiple times per day will exhaust the bank before they can recharge it.
Highlights
- 25W wireless charging via Qi 2.2 certification
- 45W wired fast charging through built-in USB-C cable
- 10000mAh capacity powers multiple devices simultaneously
- Advanced cooling with multiple safety certifications
- Compact design for reliable all-day portable power
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the 25 W wireless output need a Qi 2.2 compatible phone to work at full speed?
Yes, the power bank uses Qi 2.2 certification to deliver up to 25 W wireless power; a phone that supports Qi 2.2 is required to reach that rate.
Will the built-in USB-C cable charge an older phone that only accepts 15 W wired input?
The 45 W wired port negotiates down automatically, so a device limited to 15 W will charge safely at its own maximum speed.
How can I confirm the 10000 mAh cell is delivering the advertised 25 W wireless and 45 W wired rates?
Use a USB-C power meter on the cable for wired output and a Qi 2.2 certified phone that displays real-time wireless wattage; both should show peaks at the rated values.
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