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Anker 622 Magnetic Battery with PopSockets GripModel A1612
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Anker 622 Magnetic Battery with PopSockets Grip combines a 5,000mAh magnetic battery with a built-in grip. It supports up to 7.5W magnetic wireless charging and up to 12W wired output via USB-C.
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π¦ Hardware Core Specifications
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Interface Array
1x USB-C1x Wireless
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Max Output12W
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Battery Capacity5,000 mAh
π Multi-Port Power Allocation
| Active Routing | USB-C | Magnetic Wireless | Combined Total |
|---|---|---|---|
USB-C | 12W | β | 12W |
Magnetic Wireless | β | 7.5W | 7.5W |
π Form Factor & Dimensions
Dimensions105Γ66.5Γ13.2 mm
Net Weight133 g
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