Today, Anker announced three new products for its Anker Nano lineup of charging gear. It announced a new power bank, a new 7-in-1 charging station, and a new MagSafe/Qi2 battery – the last of which is certainly impressive. I’ve had the products for a couple days now, and I’ll be providing some quick impressions.
Nano Power Bank (10K)
First things first: a new compact power bank. It packs 10,000mAh of capacity in a very small form factor, and it’s one of the most impressive 10K power banks I’ve gotten to try out. Granted, I don’t review power banks very often, but I saw a fair number of them at CES 2025 this year, and I still think this power bank is class-leading.
It has a built in 2.3ft retractable USB-C cable, allowing you to not have to worry about bringing around cables when you have this power bank. It also has a USB-C port and USB-A port for additional cables, and supports outputting up to 45W.
Last but not least, this power bank has a nice display on it, allowing you to easily monitor the battery level of the power bank, as well as the power output of each cable/port. Starting today, you can buy one for $59.99 on Amazon. There are three color options: white, black, and blue.
Nano MagGo Power Bank (5K)
This MagSafe Power Bank has quite a premium build, and is remarkably thin. It packs 5,000mAh of capacity, and can output 15W wirelessly, and 20W through the USB-C port – making it a capable option regardless of if you have a MagSafe/Qi2 supported phone.
Granted, it wouldn’t make a ton of sense to buy a premium MagSafe power bank and not use it with MagSafe, but nonetheless it supports the capability of powering a USB-C connected device.
It’s just 8.6mm thin, and feels incredibly comfortable on the back of an iPhone 16 Pro. The dimensions match up almost perfectly. It’s available for $54.99 on Amazon. It comes in four colors: white, black, rose, and blue.
Nano 7-in-1 Charging Station
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