Here are top wireless (MagSafe/Qi2-compatible) power banks right now, with short pros/cons and the key specs to help you pick. I focused on models that reviewers actually tested and that support the faster Qi2/MagSafe-style magnetic charging used by recent iPhones.

1. Anker MagGo Power Bank (10,000 mAh, Qi2 — 15 W wireless)

• Why buy: Best overall balance of speed, build quality and features (Qi2 15 W magnetic wireless top-up, 10,000 mAh capacity, USB‑C wired output for faster cable charging, built‑in stand and status display). Works well as a daily carry for iPhone users who want real wireless fast-charging. (anker.com)
• Watch for: Heats up under sustained use (normal for wireless) and it’s heavier than tiny 5K packs.

2. Belkin BoostCharge Pro Magnetic Power Bank (10,000 mAh, Qi2 — 15 W wireless)

• Why buy: Strong magnets, Qi2-certified 15 W wireless charging, two USB‑C ports for multi‑device wired charging and useful pass‑through support — good if you want to charge a second device or use the pack while it’s plugged in. (belkin.com)
• Watch for: Premium price vs budget brands; Belkin has recalled some older models in the past (check the exact model/lot if buying used). (theverge.com)

3. Mophie / ZAGG Powerstation (Snap+/Powerstation 10K with MagSafe support)

• Why buy: Official MagSafe‑certified options from a known accessory maker — generally solid magnetic hold with 15 W (certified MagSafe models) and a reliable USB‑C wired port for faster charging. Good choice if you prefer an Apple‑store style, certified accessory. (macrumors.com)
• Watch for: Mixed user reports on longevity with some Mophie products; check warranty and current model reviews. (reddit.com)

4. UGREEN 10,000 mAh Magnetic Power Bank (10K, typically 15 W wireless on Qi2-capable variants)

• Why buy: Best value — undercuts many big brands while offering magnetic snap, a USB‑C port (often 20 W) and a display on some variants. Good budget pick for reliable daily top‑ups. (ugreen.com)
• Watch for: Build/materials aren’t as premium as Anker/Belkin; some reviewers noted pad wear and less polish. (techradar.com)

5. Baseus Magnetic Foldable Power Bank (10,000 mAh, 20 W wired + magnetic pad)

• Why buy: Very strong magnet and a built‑in foldable stand — great if you want a compact dock for StandBy/desk use as well as wireless charging. Often recommended in “best magnetic power bank” roundups. (techradar.com)
• Watch for: Single extra port only; finish can attract fingerprints and some cheaper magnetic packs have longevity issues. (techradar.com)

Quick buying tips (short):

• Qi2 vs older Qi/MagSafe: Qi2/MagSafe‑certified packs can deliver up to ~15 W to modern iPhones; non‑certified magnetic banks often top out lower. If you own iPhone 12+ and want the fastest wireless top‑ups, choose a Qi2/MagSafe‑certified pack. (anker.com)
• Capacity vs weight: 10,000 mAh is the sweet spot for most users (~1–2 full phone charges), 5,000 mAh is slimmer but only one top‑up, larger 20K+ banks give more charges but are heavier and rarely include strong magnetic wireless pads. (androidpolice.com)
• Pass‑through & simultaneous output: If you want to charge the power bank and a phone at the same time (or charge multiple devices), check the pass‑through capability and how wireless output is throttled when USB‑C is used (some models reduce wireless output if wired output is active). (shaunchng.com)
• Android phones: Magnetic (MagSafe) alignment is designed for iPhone; Android phones will still charge on most Qi pads but may not magnetically snap or get the fast 15 W Qi2 benefit. (anker.com)

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