Miady 2-Pack Ultra Slim Magnetic Wireless Power Bank (5000mAh) with pass-through charging
Product description
The essentials
If you’re often caught away from a socket, a magnetic wireless power bank can make charging feel a lot less fiddly. This Miady 2-pack is designed around quick “stick it on” wireless charging, with a slim credit-card size body that’s meant to live in your pocket or day bag.
On paper, the appeal is the combo of ultra-slim form, built-in magnetic ring for firm adhesion, and two charging methods: wireless and Type-C wired. It also includes pass-through charging, so you can top up your phone while the power bank is refilling. That’s the sort of practical detail that matters on travel days, outdoor walks, and camping weekends—when you want fewer steps and less cable management.
It’s not trying to be a bulky backup battery for heavy power users. With a 5000mAh capacity, it’s better thought of as a daily “get me through the day” pack rather than something to rely on for power-hungry charging sessions.
Key points
This 2-pack brings together two compact magnetic wireless power banks, making it easier to keep one with you and stash one as a backup. The magnetic ring is intended to hold onto your phone without blocking the camera, and the self-start function aims to turn the charging mode on automatically when the unit is attached.
You also get clear LED indicator lights, including a simple way to read charging states at a glance: flashing for internal charging, steady lights for full charge, and a blue LED indicator for wireless charging. If power visibility is something you care about (and honestly, most people do once they’re relying on a battery), that’s a sensible inclusion.
Wireless charging here comes with the idea that your phone case needs to be compatible with magnet attachment and wireless power transfer. If you use thick or non-magnetic cases, you may not get the stable connection the design is aiming for.
What matters most in day-to-day use
Where this power bank stands out is its intended convenience: you attach it using the magnetic ring and wireless charging should kick in automatically. For a real-life scenario, imagine you’re out for a walk, your phone drops from 40% to 25%, and you want a quick top-up without hunting for a cable. You align the unit on the back of your phone, it adheres, and charging starts—then you can carry on taking photos without the camera being blocked.
That said, charging performance can depend quite a bit on how your phone and case setup interacts with the magnet and wireless charging. The guidance provided is clear: remove thick or non-magnetic phone cases first if you want stable attachment and smooth wireless charging.
Also, you’ll need to be sensible about charging gear. The product guidance notes you should use a certified adapter and matched cable to keep steady normal charging performance.
Tech specs
- Type: Magnetic wireless power bank
- Capacity: 5000mAh
- Form factor: Ultra-thin, credit card size
- Thickness: 0.55 inches
- Weight: 107g
- Charging methods: Type-C wired charging and wireless charging
- Pass-through charging: Supports charging your phone while refilling the power bank
- Power indicators: LED indicator lights (flashing/steady states for internal charging and blue LED for wireless charging)
- Magnetic attachment: Built-in magnetic ring for adhesion (without blocking the camera)
- Self-start: Wireless charging is intended to start automatically when attached
- Case requirement (as stated): Remove thick or non-magnetic phone cases for stable attachment
Where it shines (and where it may fall short)
This is a solid pick if you want something genuinely portable that’s easy to use on the move. The ultra-light, ultra-thin design (credit-card sized and 107g each) makes it the kind of backup you’re more likely to actually carry.
It also makes sense if you like the “wireless but not messy” approach: wireless charging with a magnetic pad, plus the option of Type-C wired charging if you’re in a hurry or the wireless setup isn’t ideal.
Where you might want to be cautious: because it’s 5000mAh, it’s not meant for repeatedly heavy charging. You may find it gives fewer top-ups than larger capacity power banks if you’re away for a longer stretch or running power-hungry apps. And if you’re committed to a thick or non-magnetic case, you may need to change your approach to get the stable attachment and smooth wireless charging the design expects.
Is it worth it?
Worth considering if you’re looking for a compact, pocket-friendly magnetic wireless power bank set, especially for day trips, travel, camping, and everyday outdoor use. The magnetic adhesion, self-start behaviour, pass-through charging, and LED indicators are all the right kinds of features for quick charging without a lot of fuss.
It’s not the best choice if you need a high-capacity backup for extended periods, or if you want to keep using a thick or non-magnetic phone case without adjusting anything. In that situation, you could end up spending time troubleshooting placement rather than getting charge.
Mini FAQ
Will wireless charging work with phone cases?
The guidance is that you should remove thick or non-magnetic phone cases for stable attachment and smoother wireless charging.
Can I charge my phone while recharging the power bank?
Yes—pass-through charging is supported, so you can charge your phone while the power bank is being refilled.
How do the LED lights help?
White flashing lights indicate the power bank is charging internally, steady full white lights indicate it’s fully charged, and wireless charging lights up a blue LED. The description also notes that each 25% power drop turns off one white light for easier viewing.
Do I need to switch wireless charging on manually?
According to the product description, wireless charging uses a self-start function, so attaching it should automatically turn on the switch.