I can confirm that. The underside does not adhere particularly well to my iPhone 15 Pro Max.

The item should be available again soon. It's best to add the powerbank to your watch list and you'll be informed about it.

The USB-C port of the power bank is suitable for both input and output. The power bank supports Power Delivery 2.0 and 3.0, which means that it can both charge and charge other devices.

No! The operating instructions say "keep away from liquids".

The power bank automatically controls whether it supplies power (Out) or charges itself (In) when you connect it to a laptop via USB-C. Switching takes place depending on the connected device and charging status, without you having to intervene manually. The power bank supports pass-through charging so that it can be charged and supply other devices with power at the same time. There is no special switch for manual control of In or Out. The LED display shows the charging and battery status [Powerbank features].

Yes, you can charge the Sony Alpha 6700 camera with the power bank (15000 mAh, 30 W, 55.50 Wh), as the camera supports power supply via USB Type-C and is compatible with power supply via USB. The power bank has USB-C ports and supports Power Delivery, which is suitable for charging the camera.

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In theory, yes, but Qi does not have magnets to align the charging puck. Therefore, this power bank would not stick to your Samsung and the correct alignment could be a bit fiddly. I recommend you buy a mobile phone case with Magsafe magnets, then it will work as a unit.

@Anonymous you have understood that correctly. With multi-charging, the output power is limited to 15W, i.e. 7.5W per device depending on the protocol. We have deliberately opted for this circuit to keep the heat development of the power bank low. Currently, simultaneous charging is easiest with our largest power bank: Digitec Powerbank (27600 mAh, 140 W, 99.36 Wh) However, we take this as a point of criticism for the improvement and possible new powerbanks!

5000mAh is wireless.

As Anonymous has already written, it depends on your solar panel and its outputs. If a USB output with the appropriate voltages is available, it should work in principle. You can find the output power here: https://www.galaxus.ch/Files/7/6/6/6/7/4/1/9/DG-PB0002_Manual.pdf

There can be several factors for this: 1. the battery still has a certain residual charge and therefore draws less power. Particularly from 60%, the power draw drops to 100% charge. 2. the cable handles a maximum power of 5V, 1.5A, which corresponds to 7.5W. Unfortunately, even the original Apple cable does not always seem to draw 15W. 3. the cable is not MFI. In this case, the charging current may always remain at 7.5W. Therefore check the following: How discharged is the iPhone battery (remaining charge)? The battery should draw up to 20W between 10-60%. With wireless charging, the iPhone 14 Pro can draw 15W with MagSafe and up to 7.5W with the normal Qi standard. Is the cable original Apple-certified (MFI), is the mobile charged directly by cable? If the cable is not an original Apple cable, try replacing it.

Ca. 30cm

Yes, you can use this power bank for the Nintendo Switch 2. With 30 W Power Delivery via USB-C, it offers sufficient power to charge the Switch 2 and supports the common fast charging standards recommended for the Switch 2. The capacity of 15,000 mAh is sufficient for several charging cycles, so you can play for longer on the go.

Thanks for the product details! Here's a clear answer to your question: --- ## Magnetic Powerbank" compatibility with Android smartphones Digitec's Magnetic Powerbank (5000 mAh, 20 W, 19.25 Wh) (DG-PB003) is an emergency charger (powerbank) which, according to its name, incorporates magnetic functionality. However, magnetic compatibility depends on the type of technology used: ### 1. magnetic compatibility - If the powerbank uses universal magnetic technology (for example, an integrated magnet to hold the cable or phone in place) : - Yes, it can be used with all Android smartphones (and even iPhone), as it is simply a magnet for holding, not charging. - If the powerbank uses magnetic charging (such as Apple's MagSafe or similar technology for Android): - Compatibility depends on the smartphone: - Most Android smartphones do not have a built-in magnetic charging system (except for certain recent or top-of-the-range models). - To use magnetic charging, you generally need an adapter or a special case compatible with the powerbank's technology. ### 2. Charging compatibility - The powerbank provides fast charging of up to 20W via a USB port (probably USB-C or USB-A). - All Android smartphones compatible with fast charging via USB can be charged with this powerbank, even without the magnetic function. ### 3. Summary - Yes, the powerbank can charge all Android smartphones via a USB cable. - The magnetic function is not necessarily compatible with all Android smartphones (unless you use a special adapter or case). - Check the product description or contact the manufacturer to find out exactly how the magnetic part works. --- ## Tip For optimum compatibility, use a USB cable suitable for your smartphone. If you want to take advantage of magnetic charging, check that your smartphone or its case is compatible with the powerbank's magnetic technology. --- Need help finding a magnetic adapter or shell? Let me know!

Unfortunately, I have not yet been able to test how the power bank works in idle mode (power consumption <0.5W). However, an iPad in idle mode, which draws approx. 1.5W, kept the powerbank permanently active. As I couldn't find any reference to a low-power function in the powerbank manual, I hope that the powerbank remains permanently active even at extremely low power consumption.

The USB-C port of the powerbank can be used both for charging the powerbank and for charging other devices.

The most suitable power supply unit for the Magnetic Powerbank with 5000 mAh and 20 W is the Digitec Fast Charger with 30 W. This power supply offers sufficient power to charge the power bank efficiently and quickly without exceeding the maximum charging power. The power bank supports various fast charging technologies such as Power Delivery 3.0, which can be optimally utilised with the 30 W power supply unit. The more powerful GaN chargers with 48 W or 65 W are compatible, but do not offer any noticeable advantages for this power bank, as the power bank draws a maximum of 20 W of power.

All our power banks comply with the UN 38.8 test.😊

Digitec: 27 600 mAh, 140 W, heavier, ideal for laptops. Aukey Sprint X: 20,000 mAh, 65-100 W, lighter, ideal for smartphones.

Normally starts automatically

Yes, I was there!

The power bank starts charging automatically as soon as a consumer is connected. There is no need to press a button to start the charging process.

In my experience: yes, the power bank switches off, I don't know the limit value. However, my Sensirion USB CO2 measuring gadget had too low a power consumption for the power bank to remain "on".

Could it be that your charger is delivering more than the 3A and the power bank is therefore malfunctioning?

It is best held directly on the smartphone. It still works with a very thin case, but is no longer as stable. I use it together with the Kaiser camera grip, the Ulanzi smartphone holder, a Samsung USB-C stick 512 GB and a DJI Mic Mini. All together on a tripod, with an LED light if required. This gives me a top video system that records directly to a USB stick (with the Blackmagic Camera and Final Cut Camera apps). A top rig!

The power bank is air travel compliant as it has a capacity of 99.36 Wh, which is less than the maximum permitted capacity of 100 Wh. It must be transported in hand luggage.

yes