LISEN P604 Qi2.2 Magnetic Power Bank REVIEW 25W Wireless Charging ...Middle East

LISEN QI2.2 25W Magnetic Portable Charger 60W AVS Power Bank

The LISEN P604 combines 25W Qi2.2 magnetic wireless charging, up to 65W peak wired output, and a 10,000mAh battery in a travel-friendly design. Here’s how it performs.

I’ve owned more than my fair share of magnetic battery packs that either charged painfully slowly, felt like a brick glued to the back of my phone, or lost their magnetic grip the second I finally trusted in it. With a growing market and a never-ending demand for portable power, it can be overwhelming knowing what’s the right product for you. Hopefully, we can find out together if the LISEN P604 Qi2.2 Magnetic power bank is the one you were looking to add to your collection.

Design. 

Most power banks are just a big brick that you slap to the back of your phone, especially at 10,000mAh. LISEN built this with their users for sure, equipped with a raised, curved top that fits naturally in your hand and slips easily into a pocket. Thankfully it’s got a nice matte finish to hide those pesky fingerprints. This is a 10,000mAh magnetic power bank with the newer Qi2.2 standard (up to 25W wireless) plus a claimed 65W USB-C wired output and a detachable cable that doubles as a lanyard. It’s aimed at people who want one compact pack that can handle an iPhone magnetically while still being useful for other devices. 

You can currently find an array of colors. It’s nice to see a power bank that is more than just black or white. Finally, something my wife would love to have on the back of her phone! Colors are Black, Blue, Khaki, Purple, and White.

First Impressions.

Right out of the box, it feels more premium than a lot of the generic MagSafe banks I’ve tried. The build is solid, the magnets are strong, and the overall size stays manageable for a 10,000mAh unit. It’s not the absolute thinnest power bank on the market, but it doesn’t feel oversized in my pocket or the wife’s purse either, plus the magnets are strong enough that the bank stays on with all the day-to-day moving around. The detachable USB-C cable that clips onto the woven strap is a nice practical touch. I’ve seen others use magnets or buckles, and I think it’s a great addition to a power bank—no more digging around for a cable that you forgot!

User experience.

Setup is basically nonexistent. Snap it onto the back of a MagSafe-compatible iPhone and it starts charging. To be fair, it will still charge your older phones with wireless charging; it just won’t stick to it. The magnets will align quickly and hold firmly in their designated place; they just go where they belong and connect with no interruptions. Wireless charging at the Qi2.2 25W rating is noticeably faster than older 7.5W or 15W MagSafe. It delivers a solid top-up without the phone getting excessively hot, thanks to the temperature control.

When you need speed, plugging in gives you much faster charging than wireless. Having a USB-C really helps with the higher speed charging, and the extra USB-A port is also handy for older devices or accessories. Being able to charge the phone wirelessly while topping up earbuds or another device at the same time is genuinely useful on longer days, and thanks to the passthrough charging, you can recharge the bank while it’s powering your phone if you’re near an outlet. Battery level is shown with simple LED indicators; it’s nothing fancy, but it’s enough to know where your battery level is at.

The combination of proper Qi2.2 25W magnetic charging and a high-wattage USB-C port for faster charging, all packed in a relatively compact 10,000mAh package, is the main appeal. Most magnetic banks force you to choose between wireless convenience or real speed. This one tries to give you both and is pretty successful with it. The detachable lanyard cable is a small but thoughtful detail that reduces the chance of losing a cable. For daily carry, commuting, or travel where you want one pack that can be a backup for more than just your phone, this is a strong contender.

I am currently putting this in my overnight bag for when I have to go out of town for work. Some days I am away from an outlet for long periods of time, so having something like this should be good to have on standby. I have a feeling that’s where it will be staying! For myself, it was extremely useful when I had forgotten to charge my phone and was at like 15 percent before lunch. Thankfully, I had placed this in my work bag because when it came time to get back to work, my phone was nearly fully charged, and now I can stream all day without worry of my phone dying!

Now everything has its trade-offs. Like a lot of power banks that advertise high peak numbers, the full 65W wired output doesn’t hold for long under sustained load. You’ll get strong initial speeds, but it settles lower. It’s still faster than many competing MagSafe banks on the wired side, but the marketing number is more of a peak than a continuous rating. Heat stays manageable, but under heavy simultaneous use, I did notice it would warm up a bit.

Price.

You can currently find the LISEN P604 on Amazon for around $59.99-$62.99 (depending on what color you pick) with a listed price of $79.99.

Specs.

Conclusion.

For everyday magnetic charging and solid wired speeds, all packed in a stylish and practical package. The magnets are strong, the Qi2.2 wireless charging is noticeably faster than older MagSafe banks, and the detachable cable is a practical touch most competitors skip.

Would I recommend it? Yeah, I’d have to say so. If you want a magnetic power bank that isn’t limited to slow wireless or having to pick between what device deserves to be charged, then this might be worth looking into. It’s not the absolute cheapest or the absolute thinnest, but it sits perfectly in the middle of the road price point while performing like the best of them on the market. 

To me, the pass-through charging is probably my favorite feature, to be able to charge my phone at work with it, and when I get back to the hotel I can plug it in to charge and charge more devices with it as well, no more dead devices! So yeah, until something better comes out, this power bank has earned a permanent spot in my travel bag. I appreciate you guys for reading, and I hope we were able to see if this was the magnetic power bank you needed to add to your at-home or travel needs!

For more information, visit lisen.com

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