Baseus Magnetic Power Bank, 10,000mAh

When your phone battery starts fading during a commute or travel day, a magnetic pack can add power without a separate charging cable. The Baseus Picogo AM52 pairs that setup with a built-in USB-C cable for wired charging.

Its 10,000mAh capacity and 0.6-inch profile make it a compact-looking alternative to carrying a larger battery pack. The cable also doubles as a carry strap, according to the product details.

Wireless speed depends on which iPhone you use, so the headline charging rate does not apply equally across the listed generations.

Best use cases

This power bank is aimed at iPhone users who want a charger that attaches magnetically for everyday top-ups, plus a wired option when they need more flexibility. For example, it can stay attached while you check directions on the way to a train, then use its built-in cable to charge another device when you stop. The cable supports up to 45W PD, and the product description says it can fast-charge a laptop, tablet, or second device, actual charging needs and speeds vary by device.

It may also suit travel where carrying one compact charger is more appealing than packing a separate battery and cable. The stated 10,000mAh capacity is described as flight-friendly and meeting TSA guidelines. If you regularly need to charge multiple devices at once, though, note that wired charging takes priority by default. A single press of the power button activates dual charging.

Product specs

The AM52 offers Qi2.2-certified wireless charging up to 25W for iPhone 18, 17, and 16 models. iPhone 12 through 15 models support up to 15W, so an older compatible phone won’t reach the maximum wireless rate. The built-in USB-C cable is rated up to 45W PD, and the battery capacity is 10,000mAh. Its listed thickness is 0.6 inches.

The magnetic attachment is described as compatible with iPhone 12 and newer. The casing is aluminum alloy, while the magnetic panel has a nano-coated finish described as waterproof and fingerprint-resistant, that claim applies to the panel, not necessarily the entire charger. The product also lists an NTC temperature chip and graphene as part of its heat-control design, with a stated surface temperature below 97°F during charging. Those are manufacturer-provided details, not a guarantee of the same temperature in every setup.

Where it shines

The useful distinction here is having both magnetic wireless charging and a built-in cable in one pack. Compared with a basic wireless-only battery, the cable gives you a way to connect a device directly and can make the pack more versatile when wireless charging is slower or inconvenient. From the way it is set up, its strongest fit is a compatible iPhone user who wants an attached top-up option but still values wired charging.

Worth considering if you want fewer loose accessories in a day bag and your phone supports the magnetic connection. It’s not for you if you need the full 25W wireless rate on an iPhone 12–15, or if you want a charger with clearly stated capacity for repeated laptop charging, the listing provides no laptop runtime estimate.

Buying verdict

The Baseus Picogo AM52 makes sense for someone who wants a slim magnetic charger with a built-in USB-C cable rather than a wireless-only pack. Its combination of wireless and wired options is the practical draw, especially for travel or a long day away from an outlet. Before choosing it, match the wireless speed to your iPhone generation and consider whether 10,000mAh is enough for your routine. If your priority is the fastest listed wireless charging, the newer supported iPhone generations are the ones specified for up to 25W, older models are limited to 15W.