What's the deal?

Right now you can getAnker's Qi2 MagGo Power Bank for 31% off as part ofAmazon's Big Spring Sale , bringing the price down to$48, a great pricepoint for the reliable and versatile power bank. 

Why this deal is -recommended

When you are out and about, finding an outlet to charge your phone or having loose wires dangling from a portable charger can be inconvenient. Anker's Qi2 MagGo Power Bank (6.6K), solves that issue and includes a convenient bonus feature for iPhone users. 

Leveraging Qi2 technology, the MagGo Power Bank securely snaps onto the back of compatible Android and Apple phones while packing a 6.6K mAh battery capacity that can charge most phones up to one time. 

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The snap-on design of the power bank eliminates the need for pesky wires, allowing you to continue to hold your phone as comfortably as you regularly would without interfering with your activities. It is also small enough to fit in the palm of your hand.

From my testing, what places this power bank over other capable ones on the market, like Anker's Nano 22.5W Power Bank, besides its Qi2 compatibility, is its foldable design. 

Also: The best MagSafe battery packs: Expert researched and reviewed

The power bank can be opened to double as a sturdy stand for customizable viewing angles. This is convenient for everyday tasks such as viewing messages when working without picking up the phone, FaceTime calls, and streaming video. 

Apple users get another bonus -- Standby Mode. Since Apple released the feature on iOS 17, I haven't been able to use it because I don't charge my phone on any charging stands. However, with this power bank, I tried the feature and enjoyed having an ambient smart display on my desk. 

Back to why we are here for -- the charging. My phone went from 45% to 100% in an hour and a half. For full transparency, I used it the same way I usually do, answering texts, phone calls, and even taking occasional social media doomscrolling breaks. 

After fully charging my battery, there was still one bar of juice left on the power bank, which could have helped top me off later in the day. I was so impressed that I chose to bring this power bank to CES, where it is being put to the ultimate test.

The MagGo Power Bank retails for$69.99, which is$40 less than the Apple MagSafe Pack retailed for before it stopped being sold online, and the Apple counterpart didn't include the foldable stand feature. With the current Amazon deal, you can purchase it for$48. 

's buying advice

If you want a wire-free power bank that securely attaches to your phone and won't break the bank, theMagGo Power Bank (6.6K) is a solid option. It has just enough capacity to recharge your phone once, which, for an average day, is probably all you need. 

However, if you know that your phone usage requires you to fully charge your phone multiple times a day, you may want to invest in a power bank with more battery capacity, a mAh greater than 6.6K.  

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