The bit that actually matters
Most Qi2 MagSafe power banks are either too bulky to carry daily or too underpowered to bother with. INIU's pitch here is slim profile with actual grunt: 10000mAh capacity, 15W wireless via Qi2 snapping neatly onto the back of your iPhone, and 45W wired for when you need speed and have a USB-C cable handy. That 45W figure is the one I'd actually rely on. Wireless charging on the go looks great in photos, but honestly, if you're in a rush, cable wins.
Picture this: you're on a delayed train, 11% battery, phone magnetically stuck to the back of this thing, slipping into your coat pocket together. That's the real use case. And for that, slim matters a lot. INIU have form for making compact gear that doesn't feel cheap, so the build quality expectations are reasonable here.
Who this is actually for
This suits iPhone 12 and above users who are already in the MagSafe ecosystem and want a top-up option that doesn't require faffing with cables every time. Android folks, the 45W wired is useful but you lose the magnetic convenience entirely.
One honest reservation: there's a discount applied at checkout rather than clearly shown upfront, which always makes me slightly squint. The community heat score on HotUKDeals is proper high (744 degrees), which suggests real people are finding the final price compelling. Stock tends to move fast when a deal gets that kind of traction.
Not the cheapest power bank you'll ever see, but as Qi2 options go, it's not half bad.
