Customer Ratings & Reviews

This thing is a powerhouse. Literally. I recently bought a Pixel 8 Pro and a magsafe case to go along with it. Popped the battery onto the case. Boom. Charging at full speed. USB-C comes in handy for faster charging or jucing up for a day out. I barely use the kickstand, but it's nice when you want to watch a video when you're at a desk. 10/10 would buy again.

The Anker 633 MagGo 7.5W is a game-changer. Its MagSafe compatibility ensures a secure, magnetic connection, enhancing convenience. With a sleek black design, it's not just functional but stylish. The 10,000mAh capacity provides substantial power for my iPhone, and the 7.5W charging speed strikes a balance between efficiency and battery health. The inclusion of a USB-C port adds versatility. Robust build quality, LED indicators for quick battery checks, and intelligent temperature control showcase Anker's commitment to quality and safety. This portable charger has swiftly become my go-to for reliable and efficient charging on the go.

Anker is one of the best 3rd party accessory maker for Apple and I have used thier product for several years now. So real quick... pros: 1. High capacity of 10K. Internally uses two 5K batteries. 2. comes with 2ft usb c cable. 3. supports full 20W charging (in/out) when used with cables. 4. supports full 7.5W wireless, magnetic charging. Supports pass through charging (i.e. charges phone while its being charged as well) 5. LED lights to indicate remaining charge. 6. 2 years warranty. cons: 1, Heavy/Bulky due to large capacity. 2. Heats up the phone since it doesn't know any better to slow down since it continues to charge at full speed of 7.5W. Recommend using it to go from low battery to upto 50% or so.

Perfect for on the go charging! No hassle with cords and if your phone has MagSafe, it pops right on and stays connected quite well. If I had to list one slight downside, it would be the weight. But that’s expected from a quality product that will charge a device multiple times before running out of juice!

10/10 charges fast and recharges in plenty of time, had saved me so much on trips, since it’s also magnetic it’s even more useful to stick it onto random things when charging it. Very convenient!

I like how portable this battery is. I like how you can daisy chain other usb devices while doing wireless charging. It doesnt come with a plug. This is a must have for EDC

01.19.2023, Anker - 633 MagGo 7.5W 10k mAh, for our use while at a theme park worked flawlessly, NGL its a bit heavier than ( anker 633 5k ) but it worked all day from opening park at 8am til the we left on the first day which was at 11pm ) we charged our iphone 14 pro max twice ro 100%, charged iphone 13 pro max. And powered via cable to record a night show power bank stick for our camera. For our use it works as described, smaller form factor to carry than our Anker PowerCore20k, kickstand, charging was about 2 hours for us but over night and next day ready to go.

It comes in clutch it charges and recharges at a good speed. My phone was at 10% but 3min later it was at 35%

This portable charger is the best I’ve tried. It kept my cell charged for the whole duration of a concert I was attending. Yes i would recommend this portable charger ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

I bought this for my 20 year old daughter who is always on the go and sometimes without a full charge when she leaves the house. This little guy had never let her down.

This beats Apple’s charger by a mile. I was conflicted on which anker magsafe i should get but this model (although its chunkier) you can charge another item while its charging your phone. That and the fact that i have multiple anker charging bricks, this was a no brainer! Not to mention its $20 cheaper than the apple branded one

It's hard to get too excited about a battery pack--if it delivers the juice you need and doesn't take eons to do it, what more can you really ask for? In the case of Anker's 663 MagGo battery pack, you actually *can* ask for a little more--and Anker kindly delivers! Let's start with the basics. The 663 MagGo offers 10,000 mAh of charge capacity in a nicely compact and easily pocketable form-factor. The pack itself is charged via the USB-C jack on the side; a short USB-C cable is included in the box, but it's up to you to supply the wall charger. Charging for your devices is delivered via the MagGo's USB-C or USB-A ports or using the built-in wireless magnetic charging pad. All three charging options may be used independently or together--I was charging a battery pack for my smart door lock and my Microsoft Elite 2 controller using the USB ports while my Jabra earbuds and carrying case were being juiced up using the wireless charging pad--all at the same time. There is an easy-to-see 4-segment LED charge-level meter on the side of the battery pack and an additional LED just to the left of the charge-level meter that flashes whenever the battery pack is being charged from a wall socket or lights solid when using the wireless charging pad. It's a bit of an unconventional display that feels slightly more complicated than it really needs to be, especially as both the charging LED and charge level LEDs flash when juicing the battery pack up from a wall charger. But it is handy to have an extra visual indicator to know if your device and the wireless charging pad are aligned properly to deliver a charge. I do wish that one LED was a slightly different color (or at least positioned slightly farther away) only so that the battery charge/wireless charging light wasn't so easily confused with the four neighboring charge-level LEDs. A single power button is situated at the bottom of the pack; a 1-second hold turns the pack on, 2 seconds turns it off. However, the button feels a bit unnecessary as the pack already turns itself on whenever you connect a device to a USB port or place one on the wireless charging pad; and it turns itself off after a few seconds if nothing is attached. To measure charging performance, I let my iPhone 12 completely discharge twice over the course of three days. The 663 MagGo delivered two full charges to my phone and still showed one LED segment (between 0-25%) of charge leftover without needing any additional recharge from a wall socket. Using the wireless charging pad, I reached about 1/3 charge in just 30 minutes while it took around 3 hours to fully charge my phone from 1% shutdown to 100%. The wireless charging pad was potent enough to provide a charge straight through my Otterbox Commuter case--nice! Along with Anker's essentially bulletproof performance and outstanding reputation for such accessories, the 663 MagGo has just a little more up its sleeve. The back features a small fold-out kickstand that allows you to use the battery pack as a phone stand for desktop/tabletop viewing while charging. The magnet wasn't strong enough to keep the phone secure inside my Otterbox case; but then again, the Commuter is not a MagSafe case anyway, so I didn't really expect it to work in that configuration. However, when removed from the case, the MagGo battery pack held my iPhone quite securely both vertically and in landscape mode...and if you already have a MagSafe-rated phone case, the magnet is *easily* strong enough to hold your phone and case aloft. The casing of the battery pack itself feels reassuringly solid though it is not ruggedized--it should easily survive many trips in and out of pockets, briefcases, handbags, backpacks, and crowded gym or overnight bags, but I don't know how many falls to the pavement it will endure. The kickstand integrates smoothly into the outer shell and snaps back into the closed position with authority thanks to a small spring inside the integrated hinge, but the entire kickstand assembly feels slightly on the thin side; I suspect you could easily snap it off if you swing it out too forcefully so those of you who are particularly gruff with your gear (or have younger kids who may be a bit careless with more delicate electronics) should take note. Otherwise, about the only thing here that would have elevated this battery pack even further would have been a fold-out electrical plug--having to use your own wall charger adds just a little extra bulk and effort for an otherwise stellar and streamlined offering. In the end, it's still just a battery pack--but it does its job and seems to do it very well; and there are enough cool nice-to-haves here to make Anker's 663 MagGo an easy and flexible standout choice amidst the incredibly crowded portable battery pack market. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!

Great little battery. Wish magnets were a little stronger. And you can charge with MagSafe and use a usb c charger to charge something else

Great nice product fast charge great price give it a try

Love this MagSafe battery. Holds strong onto the phone, and has plenty of reserve when you need it. The little lights on the side are great, letting you know how much it has left. The little kickstand it has is a great addition too!

Great charger !!! Great charger!!!! Great charger!!!

Does not charge Samsung Watch, which is what I got it for. I know it's an apple product but thought I'd try. (Although, I've found you can't really charge a Samsung watch with anything other than a Samsung device). It does pass through charging, but only wirelessly,

Good charger . It is fast charging 1.5 hrs to charge iPhone 14 pro Mac. It is a bit longer to mag safe. Charge. Recommend to use Anker products

I'll admit I was a little disappointed when I first opened the box and realized just how thick and heavy the Anker MagGo is. I have an iPhone 12 mini (see pictures) and any hope of this being a great little companion that would let me charge my phone while it's in my pocket quickly went out the window. But once I got over that I've come to really like the MagGo as a very versatile accessory that actually makes a fantastic addition to my desk. My advice is that, despite the fact the word "Go" is in the product name itself, viewing this in terms of versatility over portability is maybe the way to look at it when shopping. The MagGo is heavy. And thick. That's really the bottom line here. It's well made and has a great capacity, but the trade-off is that I just can't imagine wanting to really walk around with this thing in your hand for very long, especially if you have a larger phone. You're not going to want to go for a jog with this attached to your phone, for example. If you regularly carry a bag or purse or something that you already keep your phone in anyway, then this could be a great way to charge your phone on the go. Personally, I just don't see myself doing that. I keep my phone in my pocket. That's me. I'm much more likely to use this indoors on a desk or a table, and if that desk is at my work office or a hotel when traveling, then yes; this is indeed a good travel magnetic battery pack. So, really, it's smart that Anker has added so much versatility to a product that at the end of the day may travel more around the inside of your house than outside it. The kickstand is extremely thin and not the sturdiest, but it works and it's a nice inclusion. You can for sure use it to have a great way to charge your phone on your desk at an angle where you can easily see notifications come in, versus most other flat-laying wireless chargers. It has a USB-C and a USB-A port. And even though these no doubt added to its overall size, those are additions that I actually use. The magnet is strong enough to work with my phone in a case that has no additional magnets in it. While thick, it's short and therefore is not an eye sore when it's on your desk charging nothing. Since it doesn't need to be plugged into the wall, you can basically put it anywhere and it's one less outlet needed. Again, it's a really solid desk accessory! Charging wise, once I juiced it up I was able to fully charge my iPhone 12 mini two and half times before I needed to recharge the Anker. Charging through the magnetic wireless charging pad took about 2 hours to fully top off the iPhone mini. I was able to fully charge my iPad Pro 11 via the USB-C port in less than 2 hours, but it used most of the Anker's battery to do so. Still, that's pretty fantastic that you can even charge something like an iPad with this thing to begin with. Super convenient. All in all, I'm really happy with this. I wish it were thinner and lighter without losing any functionality and power, but maybe that's down the road a bit yet. Great doodad to keep around the house or office.

just what I needed I had bought the Anker 622 but it falls short for charging my iPhone 14 pro max but this one gives me a full and half charge happy with the purchase