UGREEN Qi2 Magnetic Power Bank (10,000 mAh) Review

Best For

• iPhone 12 through iPhone 17 series users
• Travelers who want more capacity than a 5,000mAh magnetic battery
• Commuters who prefer cable-free charging
• Users who want both magnetic and USB-C charging
• Buyers who need enough capacity for a full day away from an outlet

Who Should Skip It

• Users who want the lightest possible magnetic power bank
• Buyers looking for laptop charging
• People who rarely need more than a small emergency top-up
• Users who prefer a built-in kickstand
• Buyers who are sensitive to the warmth produced by wireless charging

Key Specifications

Product

UGREEN Magnetic Power Bank

Model

PB763

Battery Capacity

10,000mAh

Wireless Charging

Qi2 certified, up to 15W

USB-C Output

Up to 20W

Simultaneous Charging

Up to two devices

Charging Standard

Qi and MagSafe-compatible magnetic charging

Battery Type

Lithium polymer

Weight

Approximately 218g

Dimensions

Approximately 4.13 × 2.72 × 0.79 inches

Color

Black

Airline Friendly

Yes, according to UGREEN (10,000 mAh is within common carry-on limits; check your airline)

Strengths

• Qi2-Certified 15W Wireless Charging — The Qi2-certified magnetic charging system supports up to 15W wireless charging for compatible devices. This is faster than older 7.5W magnetic battery packs and makes it more practical for topping up an iPhone during the day.
• Useful 10,000mAh Capacity — The 10,000mAh battery offers more reserve power than compact 5,000mAh magnetic chargers. It is a better fit for longer travel days, frequent phone use, or users who want more than a small emergency top-up.
• 20W USB-C Wired Charging — The USB-C port supports up to 20W output, giving users the option of faster and more efficient wired charging when magnetic convenience is not the priority. The power bank can also charge two devices at the same time.
• Compact Magnetic Design — Despite its larger 10,000mAh capacity, the power bank remains compact enough for a bag, jacket pocket, or travel pouch. The magnetic attachment also reduces cable clutter when charging a compatible iPhone.

Limitations and Trade-offs

• Heavier Than 5,000mAh Magnetic Power Banks — At approximately 218g, this model is noticeably heavier than ultra-slim magnetic chargers. The additional capacity improves endurance, but users looking for the lightest possible battery pack may prefer a 5,000mAh option.
• Wireless Charging Can Generate Noticeable Heat — Fast magnetic charging naturally produces heat, and UGREEN notes that the surface may feel warm during use. This is normal, but users who prefer lower temperatures may find wired USB-C charging more comfortable.
• Not Intended for Laptop Charging — The 20W USB-C output is suitable for smartphones, earbuds, and many tablets, but it does not provide the wattage required for most USB-C laptops.

Qi2 15 W versus the newer 25 W standard

This is a Qi2 15 W power bank. UGREEN rates it at 0–30% for an iPhone 16 Pro in 30 minutes wirelessly, and 0–54% in 30 minutes through its 20 W USB-C port. Recent iPhones can charge faster on newer 25 W MagSafe and Qi2.2 chargers, and Qi2.2 power banks now exist, including UGREEN’s own MagFlow models. On those iPhones this pack still works at 15 W; it simply does not reach their fastest wireless speed. Older Qi2 and MagSafe iPhones see no difference.

What 10,000 mAh means in daily use

The PB763’s 10,000mAh rating describes its internal battery capacity, not the amount of energy delivered to your phone. Energy is lost during power conversion and charging, so the number of full charges depends on your phone, charging method, and usage conditions. UGREEN advertises up to 1.8 full charges for the iPhone 16 Pro under its own conditions. Pickora has not independently verified that result for the PB763.

Cases, compatibility and air travel

The magnets align with iPhone 12 and later. Thin MagSafe-compatible cases keep a secure hold; thick or non-magnetic cases weaken it or stop charging. Android phones need Qi2 support or a magnetic case to attach. A 10,000 mAh pack is far below the 100 Wh limit the FAA allows in carry-on bags without airline approval, but power banks must stay in carry-on luggage, not checked bags.

Heat and how to charge with less of it

UGREEN notes that the surface can feel warm during fast wireless charging, which is normal for magnetic packs. Heat reduces charging speed and efficiency, so charging is cooler and quicker with the phone out of a tight pocket, a thin case, and the cable when convenient.

Buying Decision

The PB763 makes sense if you want a 10,000mAh magnetic power bank for everyday iPhone charging and do not need the newest 25W wireless charging speeds. Its strengths are Qi2 15W magnetic charging, up to 20W through USB-C, and a compact design without the extra bulk of a larger-capacity battery. Before buying, check the exact model and current Amazon listing. UGREEN also sells a newer Qi2 25W MagFlow power bank with a built-in USB-C cable, which is a different product. If the price difference is small and your phone supports faster magnetic charging, compare that newer model before choosing the PB763. Otherwise, the PB763 remains a reasonable option for buyers who value capacity and basic magnetic convenience over maximum speed.

Value and Trade-offs

The PB763 combines Qi2 15W charging, 10,000mAh capacity and a 20W USB-C port in a 218g pack. Whether it offers good value depends on the current US price relative to UGREEN’s newer 25W MagFlow model. The trade-offs are its extra weight compared with 5,000mAh packs, a lower wireless charging ceiling on compatible newer phones, and more energy loss through wireless charging than through a cable. The USB-C port is the better choice when efficiency matters more than magnetic convenience.

Final Verdict

The UGREEN Qi2 Magnetic Power Bank (10,000 mAh) is a well-balanced option for iPhone users who want more capacity than a typical slim magnetic charger.

Its Qi2-certified 15W wireless charging, 20W USB-C output, compact design, and 10,000mAh battery make it practical for commuting, travel, and everyday backup power. The trade-offs are extra weight, some heat during wireless charging, and limited usefulness for larger devices.

For buyers who prioritize capacity and charging flexibility over the lightest possible design, it is a strong magnetic power bank option.

How Pickora Scored It

Pickora Rating: 4.6/5. This is an editorial research rating, not an Amazon customer rating or a laboratory measurement.

Sources and Research

• Amazon product page — Amazon. UGREEN’s published charging claims (0–30% wireless and 0–54% wired in 30 minutes for iPhone 16 Pro), Qi2 15 W and 20 W USB-C ratings, two-device charging and heat note, for the model sold through this review’s Amazon link.
• UGREEN MagFlow 10,000mAh 15W specifications (SKU 55135) — UGREEN. Manufacturer specifications and the stated up-to-1.8 iPhone 16 Pro full charges for the 15W 10,000mAh model; a manufacturer claim, not Pickora testing.
• UGREEN MagFlow 10,000mAh Qi2 25W — UGREEN US. A separate newer Qi2 25W magnetic power bank with a built-in USB-C cable; not the PB763 model reviewed here.
• Lithium batteries — U.S. Federal Aviation Administration. Carry-on rules for spare lithium batteries and power banks, including the 100 Wh limit.

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