ESR magnetic kickstand powerbank: charge your iPhone in a snap!
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ESR HaloLock Kickstand MagSafe Battery Pack
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The ESR HaloLock battery pack will stick to your iPhone with a force of 1,000-g, making sure it stays secure. Once you snap the device on, it begins charging wirelessly — no need to carry an extra cable and battle tangled wires in your tech bag.
You can keep charging while staying on that FaceTime call, binging YouTube videos, or scrolling to the depths of your social media feed.

The ESR HaloLock battery pack has a USB Type-C port on the side which works double-duty — both as input and output.
The powerbank charges with a power of 18 W and also supports pass-through — you can keep it plugged in and have your iPhone attached. This way, both the battery pack and the phone will be getting juice.
As for output, you can use the USB-C port for fast charging with 20 W output (on the 10,000 mAh model). You can even charge two devices simultaneously — an iPhone can be getting power from the magnetic pad while a secondary device (your Apple Watch or another phone) can be connected to the USB port!

Charge two devices at once
The 5,000 mAh variant is slightly smaller and the only difference — aside from battery capacity — is that its USB-C output is rated for 12 W charging, which will be slightly slower than its bigger sibling.
All that said, with their current price difference, the 10,000 mAh variant will give you more bang for your buck — the bigger capacity and faster charging from the wired port should even bring your tablet back to life when push comes to shove.
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