(Last Updated On: June 26, 2023)

The number of wireless charging power banks has risen because most phones are compatible with wireless charging. Of course, for most phones, wireless charging is not very fast. Along with wireless charging, most power banks tend to have fast charging ports; mainly, it’s a convenience factor of wireless charging that is available.

This review looks at this MOMAX 10,000mAh wireless charging power bank with two fast charging ports and a Lightning input port. It’s one of the best choices for portable charging for nearly any phone, but let’s see why that is.

Power

Power Capacity:

We’ve covered plenty of 10,000mAh power banks on this site, and you likely already know what to expect from this MOMAX power bank’s 10,000mAh power capacity. The capacity is mainly meant for charging phones, as most modern phones have large batteries, such as the Galaxy S22 Ultra features a 5,000mAh battery, and the iPhone 13 has a 3,240mAh battery. Most phones will fair one full charge from this MOMAX power bank with some spare capacity. You may get two total charges depending on what phone you have and if it has a small battery.

For the most part, you will need to recharge this power bank after a full recharge for most phones. Not a negative aspect of the power bank, but it’s simply part of how far a 10,000mAh capacity gets you with modern devices.

Output Charging:

There are three ways to charge from this MOMAX power bank. There’s wireless charging at the top of the power bank, a USB-A Quick Charge port, and a USB-C Power Delivery port.

Wireless charging will be the slowest way to charge your phone from this power bank. The wireless output features 7.5.W fast wireless charging for iPhones and 10W for Samsung phones; if you have any other wireless charging phone to use with this power bank, then the wireless charge rate you’ll get is 5W, which is pretty slow.

We highly recommend using the ports on this MOMAX power bank if you can, as they are faster than wireless charging. The USB-A Quick Charge port can fast charge compatible Android phones, and the USB-C Power Delivery port has a 20W output. The USB-C Power Delivery can fast charge most Android phones and iPhones from the iPhone X, iPhone 8, and newer models. You will need a USB-C to USB-C cable with the USB-C port to charge Android phones and a USB-C to Lightning cable to charge iPhones.

Our tests were able to fast wireless charge a Samsung Galaxy S20 and were also able to fast charge the Galaxy S20 via the USB-C Power Delivery port. We simultaneously charged a Samsung Galaxy S20, Galaxy A51, and an LG G7. The S20 was able to fast charge via the USB-C port, the Galaxy A51 standard via the Quick Charge port, and the LG G7 standard wireless charged at the top because the max output of this power bank is 22.5W, and charging power is prioritized to the USB-C port it seems.

Input Charging:

You have two options to recharge this power bank. You can use the USB-C port to recharge the power bank at 20W with a PD wall charger or the Lightning input port to recharge at 12W. We recommend using the USB-C port for recharging as it’s faster, but including a Lightning input is excellent as it’s rare for a power bank to have a Lightning port.

Design

Size and Weight:

This is a small power bank, and you won’t have any trouble being portable with it. The charger has a length of 5.4 inches, a width of 2.7 inches, and a thickness of 0.6 inches. The charger weighs 5 ounces. It can be easily slid into your pocket or held in your hand.

Functional Components:

This MOMAX power bank is simple, charging automatically when you plug a device into the ports. Wireless charging can only be done on the Lightning bolt symbol’s side, and for wireless charging to start, you have to press the power button. Once you’re wirelessly charging a phone, the purple LED light turns on at the side, and the white lights show the power capacity level.

Build

Structure and Material:

The power bank has a solid build, and we didn’t find any weak parts as it’s practically made like most other power banks on the market. It’s made of plastic and fabric covering the plastic. The fabric makes the power bank have more grip. Of course, be careful not to drop the power bank from a high height as it’s not shockproof.

Tech:

The power bank only got warm during charging, which happens with every charger as heat is continuously generated.

Reliability

If you have a phone, this power bank will be perfect for you as you will likely use wireless charging and take advantage of either of the two fast charging ports. This power bank will be more reliable than most other power banks if you have an iPhone because it has a Lightning input port.

Summary:

Power:

Charging power is excellent for a 10,000mAh power bank using two fast charging ports, one USB-A Quick Charge port, and a 20W USB-C Power Delivery port. It also features fast wireless charging with 7.5W and 10W.

Design:

The power bank is small, slim, and lightweight. Using the power bank is simple, with just a press of the power button to turn on wireless charging.

Build:

The charger does get a little warm during charging, but that’s normal. The fabric covering gives the power bank more grip, much better than a regular plastic exposed power bank.

Reliability:

Whether you have an Android phone or an iPhone, this MOMAX power bank is reliable.

	MOMAX 10,000mAh Wireless Power Bank with PD and Lightning Input Specs
Power Capacity	10,000mAh
USB-C PD Output	5V/3A | 9V/2A | 12V/1.5A
USB-A Quick Charge Output	4.5V/5A | 5V/4.5A | 9V/2A | 12V/1.5A
Wireless Charging Output	5V/1A | 9V/1A (5W, 7.5W, 10W)
USB-C Input	5V/3A | 9V/2A
Lightning Input	5V/2.4A
Size	5.47 x 2.72 x 0.64 inches
Weight	5.6 ounces

Conclusion:

The MOMAX 10,000mAh wireless charging Power Delivery power bank with a Lightning input is an all-around power bank for charging your phone while you’re on the move.