Black iWALK power bank with LED display and detachable USB-C cable

Rank #8 in Best Magnetic Power Bank 2026: 10 Ranked, 15W vs 7.5W

iWALK 10,000mAh Qi2 15W Magnetic Power Bank

£19.99 4.2 from 417 Amazon ratings
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The iWALK MXB010 is the cheapest magnetic power bank in this guide at £19.99, and it sits at number 8. On the measure this article keeps coming back to — wireless watts — it is one of the more straightforward entries: the title and the bullet points declare Qi2 Certified 15W, the same figure the £29.98 UGREEN Zapix claims and more than the 7.5W listed for the £24.99 Anker Zolo. Its capacity field is also one of the few here that reads properly: "Battery Capacity: 10000 Milliamp Hours", against the "10" on the Anker MagGo and the "10000 Amp Hours" on the Anker Zolo.

The rest of the iWALK spec sheet is not tidy. It gives the power source as "Corded Electric" on a product whose main selling point is wireless charging, gives the voltage as 20 Volts alongside a 30W fast-charging claim, and lists the wireless standard as "MagSafe, Qi" while the title says Qi2 Certified — the spec field never repeats the 15W number. Item weight is 215 g against a battery weight of 68 g, and the declared charge time is 2 hours. With 417 Amazon ratings at 4.2 out of 5, it is also one of the better-reviewed models in the guide. Everything on this page comes from the Amazon listing, not from testing of our own.

How those 417 ratings break down

An average hides its own shape. This is the spread behind the 4.2 stars.

5 star
63%
4 star
15%
3 star
10%
2 star
2%
1 star
10%

Specification

Exactly as published on the Amazon listing, field for field.

Price £19.99
Amazon rating 4.2 out of 5, from 417 ratings
Battery capacity 10000 Milliamp Hours
Wireless charging standard (as listed) MagSafe, Qi — the title claims Qi2 Certified 15W
Fast charging 30W PD output and input over USB-C
Voltage (as listed) 20 Volts
Output current (as listed) 3 Amps; power source listed as Corded Electric
Weight 215 g item weight; battery weight listed as 68 g

What buyers actually say

Quoted from customer reviews on Amazon

Verified purchase

“Perfect power (easily charges S25 Ultra twice) with a strong magnetic grip.Major problem: it completely blocks a rearcamera lens when attached. You must remove it to take photos. Good if you can live with the camera compromise.”

blmcss YYDS
Verified purchase

“Charged this device once to 100%. After charging my phone 3 times, the powerbank still has 91% charge on it.Great magnetic, solid connection. Smart looking.Worth the money.”

Mark

What it is up against

The rivals it was ranked against in Best Magnetic Power Bank 2026: 10 Ranked, 15W vs 7.5W.

Questions people ask

How fast does the iWALK magnetic power bank charge wirelessly?

The title and description say Qi2 Certified 15W. The spec field lists the wireless charging standard as "MagSafe, Qi" and does not repeat the 15W figure.

What is the battery capacity of the iWALK MXB010?

The spec field states 10000 Milliamp Hours. The listing says that is enough to charge an iPhone 15 Pro Max 1.5 times.

How fast is the wired charging?

iWALK lists 30W PD output and input over USB-C, and claims 60% charge on an iPhone 15 Pro in 30 minutes. The spec field separately lists output current as 3 Amps and voltage as 20 Volts.

Which devices does it work with?

The listing names iPhone 17/16/15/14/13/12 series, iPad, Samsung S23/S22/S21/S20 series, Google Pixel 6, Apple Watch and AirPods, and it is described as a wireless portable charger needing no extra cables.

How long does the power bank itself take to recharge?

The spec field gives a battery charge time of 2 Hours.

What comes in the box?

According to the listing: the iWALK magnetic power bank, a detachable USB-C cable, a 20-inch USB-C to USB-C cable and a user manual.

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