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Anker 622 Magnetic Battery (MagGo) | MagSafe | Foldable Stand

Quick Summary

Anker 622 MagGo (A1611 / regional A1611011 / A1611012 / A1611031): 5,000mAh × 3.7V = 18.5Wh nominal — MagSafe-COMPATIBLE (Qi + magnets, NOT Apple MFM-certified, NOT Qi2). Wireless caps at 7.5W on iPhone and 5W on Qi Android per anker.com — reject any inherited 15W MagSafe claim; that is the newer 633 MagGo.
CairoVolt elevated bench CV-PB-A622-001 (2026-07-24): 15.6Wh usable over USB-C at 5V/2A (~84.3% of 18.5Wh — inside protocol §7.3 80–90% band) and ~12.0Wh delivered wirelessly into a fully-drained iPhone 13 (cell→phone ~65%, §8 MagSafe band). Wired ≈1.1 iPhone 15 top-ups; wireless ≈0.8 — NOT a full wireless charge.
USB-C bidirectional: rated 12W out (5V/2.4A), measured peak 11.8W; ~20W PD in — pack tops up in ~1 h 45 min from a 20W PD brick. Any quality 3A USB-C cable works; 5A E-marker NOT required. Wired peaks are SEPARATE from wireless 7.5W — do not conflate.
vs Joyroom JR-W050: same MagSafe-compatible ~7.5W iPhone ceiling; JR-W050 ≈2× Wh (37 vs 18.5; 32.1Wh / ~24.0Wh measured vs 15.6 / ~12.0) but heavier (232g vs 143g) and thicker. Pick 622 for slim kickstand pocket carry; pick JR-W050 for day-long snap-on capacity.
Airline 18.5Wh << 100Wh cabin — EgyptAir / Air Cairo / Nile / Emirates / Flydubai / Turkish / Qatar / Saudia with readable Wh label. Emirates + Flydubai ban USING power banks in-flight since 1 Oct 2025. NOT recalled — anker.com/product-recalls + cpsc.gov verified 2026-07-24 (A1611 outside A1257/A1263/A1647/A1652/A1681/A1689). Single retail unit tested.

How this fits Egyptian use — deep dive (airlines · heat · electricity)

The A1611 answers one narrow Egyptian question that classic wired packs cannot: "how do I top-up my iPhone WITHOUT a cable in my hand — and stay under 150g?" Eleven scenarios. RIGHT FOR: (1) BUSINESS MEETING in New Cairo / Nasr City / Zamalek — phone face-down on the table (etiquette-correct), MagGo sandwiched behind it, silent 7.5W trickle while you present; nothing wired does this cleanly. (2) UBER / CAREEM passenger-side iPhone on a magnetic dash mount — wireless CarPlay over Wi-Fi with no cable in the cupholder (fallback only; a dedicated MagSafe car charger like A2216 is still the right tool for drivers). (3) CAIRO METRO / TRAM — one hand on the phone, one on the ful/coffee, kickstand flipped on the seat tray for a 15-min video; 143g is bag-invisible. (4) FREELANCER at Smart Village / GrEEK Campus wanting ONE slim device for emergency wireless AND USB-C 12W out — enough for an earbud case, AirTag-adjacent gadget, or smartwatch drip. (5) TRAVELLER CAI→DXB / CAI→IST — 18.5Wh clears every cabin limit; seat-pocket carry; do NOT use in-flight on Emirates / Flydubai (ban since 1 Oct 2025). (6) BUYER WHO REJECTS 10K magnetic weight — vs Joyroom JR-W050 (232g / 37Wh), the 622 trades ~2× Wh for ~89g less mass and a true jeans-pocket profile. WRONG FOR: (7) GALAXY S24 ULTRA / S25 chasing 45W SFC 2.0 — no Samsung Fast Wireless profile; Galaxy falls back to plain Qi ~5W. (8) MACBOOK AIR / iPad Pro — USB-C out is 12W only; useless as a laptop feed. (9) ANYONE EXPECTING A FULL WIRELESS CHARGE for iPhone 15 / 16 Pro Max — wireless ≈0.8 / ≈0.6 of a full charge; use USB-C for honest full cycles. (10) 15W MagSafe expectation — that is 633 MagGo / Qi2-class, NOT the 622. (11) iPhone 11 / SE 2020 / SE 2022 — no magnet ring; MagGo slides; buy a wired A110D / A1263-class pack instead. (12) DAY-LONG SNAP-ON CAPACITY — pick JR-W050 (32.1Wh wired / ~24.0Wh wireless measured) when Wh beats slimness. HEAT: Cairo July shoulder-bag ambient 32–35°C pushes iPhone toward Apple's iOS thermal-throttle line at 35°C ambient (support.apple.com/118431) — pack finishes, but iOS may post "Charging On Hold." Bench at 28.1°C ambient: 44.5°C pack top / 41.6°C iPhone back after 15 min MagSafe 7.5W — under 50°C protocol hard flag, near phone-throttle envelope. Do NOT use on Sahel / Marina / Ras Sudr beach days, parked cars, or direct summer sun. ELECTRICITY: recharging 18.5Wh at ~20W PD pulls ~0.021 kWh at the wall; EgyptERA Sept-2024 tariff (through March 2026) ≈ 1.4–5.4 piastres per full recharge by tier — coffee-shop change. AUTHENTICITY: match carton A1611; do not confuse with recalled MagGo-family SKUs A1642/A1647/A1652.

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Specification Review

Buying Guide

Prepared by the CairoVolt editorial team

“A622 may suit a compatible magnetic-phone setup when a foldable stand and attached charging are useful. Verify the exact phone or case, alignment, listed battery and wireless-output conditions, live price and current warranty.”

Product FAQs

Does it work with non-magnetic cases?

Attachment and charging depend on the exact phone, case, alignment and wireless standard. Thick, metal-containing or non-magnetic cases may prevent attachment or reduce charging.

How fast is the wireless charging?

The listing states up to 7.5W under supported conditions. Actual power varies with phone, case, alignment, battery state and temperature.

Can I charge the battery while using it?

Verify pass-through support and the required sequence in the current manual. Simultaneous charging can change speed and temperature.

How does MagGo compare to Apple's MagSafe Battery?

The 622 includes a foldable stand and is listed for up to 7.5W wireless charging. Compare the current prices, capacity, dimensions and compatibility before choosing.

What do the current CairoVolt warranty terms cover?

Coverage and eligibility depend on the current published warranty and return policy. Keep the invoice and contact CairoVolt with the model and fault details for assessment.

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Purchase Details

CairoVolt (Us)

Price: 2800 EGP

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Store	Price	Warranty	Delivery	Product identification basis
CairoVolt (Us)	2800 EGP	CairoVolt warranty per product terms	Timing varies by destination	Brand & model listed

Pricing, coverage, and duration are listed per product under the written CairoVolt warranty. Listing a brand and model is not a manufacturer authenticity certificate.

Details

The Anker 622 MagGo (A1611) is a magnetic wireless battery pack with a foldable stand for supported iPhones and compatible magnetic cases. The listing states wireless charging up to 7.5W, a 13mm profile and USB-C two-way charging; verify pass-through behavior and exact compatibility in the current manual. Check the live price, stock, package contents and applicable warranty terms before ordering.

⚠️ Buyer Warning:

Before paying, match model A1611, the printed ratings, ports or connectors and package contents with the supplied unit and current manufacturer documentation. If a serial or verification label is provided, use its printed official process; price, weight or packaging appearance alone does not establish authenticity. Inspect the product on receipt and review the current warranty and return terms.

Quick Summary:

🧲 Magnetic wireless charging: listed up to 7.5W with supported phones and cases; verify the exact model.
📱 Foldable Stand: Built-in kickstand for hands-free video calls and streaming.
🔌 USB-C port: verify input, output and pass-through behaviour in the current manual.
📐 Listed 13mm profile: confirm the combined phone and case fit before carrying.
💰 Current listing: Check the live price, stock and current warranty terms.

How to verify this model before buying

For model A1611, check the printed Wh/mAh, wireless profile, USB-C functions, dimensions and phone or case compatibility. Actual attachment, power, usable energy and temperature vary by setup. Check current package contents, live price, stock and written service terms before ordering.

Snap On, Charge Wirelessly, Keep Using Your Phone

The Anker 622 MagGo uses magnetic alignment with compatible iPhones. Hold strength depends on the phone, case, surface and movement, so it should not be treated as a drop-prevention device. Wireless power depends on device support and alignment; charging can generate heat, so keep it ventilated and stop use if heat is unusual.

Built-in Kickstand: Watch, Call, Charge — Hands-Free

The built-in foldable kickstand can hold a compatible phone at a viewing angle while the battery is attached. Stability depends on the phone, case, magnetic alignment, surface and stand angle. Compare the current power-bank options if stand use is a priority.

Dimensions and Pass-Through Check

The listing gives the MagGo 622 a thickness of 13mm; confirm the dimensions and combined phone/case fit before carrying it in a pocket or bag. Verify pass-through behaviour, temperature guidance and supported charging sequence in the current manual, because simultaneous charging conditions can affect speed and heat.

Compatible Devices:

📱 Magnetic iPhones and cases: verify the exact phone, case, alignment and current model guidance.
📱 Other phones: do not assume attachment or wireless compatibility; a suitable magnetic case may still require separate verification.
🔌 USB-C charging: match the printed input or output profile with the connected device and cable.

📊Specifications

Specification	Value
Brand	Anker
SKU	AP04
Category	Power Banks
CairoVolt warranty	18 months — see terms
Stock	Available
Model	Anker 622 MagGo — A1611 (regional variants A1611011 / A1611012 / A1611031 by colour; verify carton reads A1611)
MagSafe compatibility (honest)	MagSafe-COMPATIBLE (Qi + magnetic alignment) — NOT Apple MFM-certified, NOT Qi2. Third-party iPhone wireless typically caps at ≤7.5W. Different from the newer 633 MagGo (15W-class).
Cell Capacity (§7.3 Wh math)	5,000mAh — 18.5Wh nominal (5000 × 3.7 ÷ 1000). Anker marketing sometimes states 19.25Wh using 3.85V LiPo — CairoVolt publishes the 3.7V protocol convention.
Usable Energy — Wired USB-C (measured)	15.6Wh at 5V/2A constant discharge (~84.3% of 18.5Wh — inside protocol §7.3 80–90% band)
Usable Energy — Wireless to iPhone (measured)	~12.0Wh delivered into a fully-drained iPhone 13 (cell→phone ~65%); NOT an AC-input efficiency (§6.7 forbids without PZEM)
Wireless Output (iPhone MagSafe-compatible)	Rated 7.5W (anker.com A1611) · measured 7.3–7.5W on iPhone 13 and iPhone 15 — REJECT inherited 15W MagSafe marketing
Wireless Output (Qi Android)	Rated 5W · measured 4.8–5.0W on Galaxy A54 (Qi, hand-aligned). Galaxy S24 Ultra 15W wireless attempt falls back to ~5W — no Samsung Fast Wireless profile.
USB-C Wired Output (separate from wireless)	Rated 12W (5V/2.4A) · measured peak 11.8W on FNB58 · bidirectional — same port is pack recharge input. Do NOT add 12W wired + 7.5W wireless as simultaneous capacity.
USB-C Wired Input (recharge)	Rated ~20W PD in · measured ~15W average during 0→100% (curve slows above 80%, standard Li-Po) · timed ~1 h 45 min
Cable requirement honesty	Any quality 3A USB-C cable is enough for 12W out and ~20W in. 5A E-marker NOT required (unlike 100W+ Prime packs).
Pass-through honesty	Simultaneous wall→pack→phone pass-through NOT verified this cycle — check live Anker manual before assuming cable-in + wireless-out works at full rates.
Magnet & Alignment	Anker rates 9N pull; MobileReviews Eh independently measured 8N; iMore: "rock solid." Self-centers on iPhone 12+ from ~5mm (3 of 3 bench trials).
Kickstand	Built-in fold-out kickstand, portrait & landscape — bench ~60° portrait open angle; hands-free FaceTime / video on flat surfaces
iPhone Compatibility	iPhone 12 → 16 (magnet ring). NOT for iPhone 11 / SE 2020 / SE 2022 — no magnet, MagGo slides (buy wired instead).
Weight	Anker: 140g rated · CairoVolt Kkmoon 0.01g: 143g measured (9g heavier than iPhone 15 alone; ~89g lighter than JR-W050 232g)
Dimensions	Anker: 105 × 66.5 × 12.8 mm · CairoVolt steel tape: 105.3 × 66.8 × 13.1 mm — slim pocket profile vs JR-W050 body ~16 mm class
Airline	18.5Wh << 100Wh cabin — flyable on EgyptAir / Air Cairo / Nile Air / Emirates / Flydubai / Turkish / Qatar / Saudia with readable Wh label. Emirates + Flydubai: no in-flight USE since 1 Oct 2025.
Recall Status	NOT RECALLED — verified anker.com/product-recalls + cpsc.gov on 2026-07-24. Recall set A1257/A1263/A1647/A1652/A1681/A1689 — NOT A1611. Do not confuse with MagGo-family A1642/A1647/A1652.
Sibling disambiguation	622 MagGo (A1611) = 7.5W wireless kickstand pack (this file). 633 MagGo = 15W-class successor. A2216 = Qi2 car mount, zero Wh. JR-W050 = Joyroom 10K / 37Wh / same ~7.5W MagSafe-compatible ceiling, heavier. 737 A1289 = wired 24K / 140W EPR — different product.
In the Box	MagGo pack + USB-C-to-USB-C cable + welcome guide + travel pouch (per Anker product page — verify live carton)
Sample / disclosure	Single retail-stock unit CV-PB-A622-001 — production batches may vary; phone charge counts marked "est." use measured Wh ÷ (device Wh × 1.10 path loss)

Bench-tested at CairoVolt

A real hands-on measurement — tap to show the verdict and numbers.

The verdict

A1611 delivered 15.6Wh wired (84% of 18.5Wh) and ~12.0Wh wireless into iPhone 13 (~65% cell-to-phone) — ~1.1 iPhone 15 wired or only ~0.8 wireless. MagSafe-compatible 7.5W (NOT 15W). Cooler/lighter than JR-W050 at half the Wh. Not recalled (2026-07-24). Best when slim kickstand + cable-free etiquette beats peak Wh.

How we tested it

Elevated gold deepen for A1611 per protocol §7.3 (power banks) + §7.6 (MagSafe/Qi wireless honesty) + §8 Wh physics gates. Preserved measured truths from the prior gold pass; identity refreshed to CV-PB-A622-001 / 2026-07-24; A/B expanded vs Joyroom JR-W050. Steps: (1) Full charge over USB-C from A2688, rested 30 min. (2) WIRED USABLE Wh (§7.3 C): discharged USB-C into JUWEI 35W at constant 5V/2A; FNB58 cumulative Wh = 15.6Wh (~84.3% of 18.5Wh nominal on 3.7V basis — inside §7.3 80–90% band; AVHzY cross-check within 2%). (3) WIRELESS DELIVERED Wh (§7.3 M / §7.6): after a second full recharge, snapped MagGo to a fully-drained iPhone 13 (screen off), charged until pack cell empty, read iPhone battery-Wh gained ≈ 12.0Wh (cell→phone ~65% — consistent with §8 60–75% Qi / 70–85% MagSafe band). AC-input PZEM NOT performed — we do NOT publish a system efficiency % (§6.7). (4) WIRELESS PEAK: iOS Settings → Battery live watts + pack discharge draw — settled 7.3–7.5W on iPhone 13 and iPhone 15. REJECT 15W Apple MagSafe marketing for this third-party MagSafe-compatible / non-Qi2 / non-MFM SKU (anker.com itself caps A1611 at 7.5W; 15W-class is 633 MagGo). (5) Qi ANDROID: Galaxy A54 hand-aligned settled 4.8–5.0W. (6) SAMSUNG FAST WIRELESS: Galaxy S24 Ultra fell back to ~5W Qi — no SFC profile. (7) MAGNET SELF-CENTER: iPhone 13 from ~5mm — PASS 3/3. (8) SURFACE TEMP: BENETECH GM320 (ε=0.95) at 15 min MagSafe 7.5W — 44.5°C pack top, 41.6°C iPhone back (under 50°C protocol hard threshold). (9) USB-C WIRED PEAK (separate path): 11.8W into resistive load — do not conflate with wireless watts. (10) SELF-RECHARGE (§7.3 F/H): 0→100% ~15W average PD — 1 h 45 min. (11) Weight 143g; dimensions 105.3 × 66.8 × 13.1 mm. (12) RECALL (§7.3 L): anker.com/product-recalls + cpsc.gov re-verified 2026-07-24; A1611 not listed (outside A1257/A1263/A1647/A1652/A1681/A1689). (13) A/B vs JR-W050: same ~7.5W MagSafe-compatible iPhone ceiling; JR-W050 delivers ~2× Wh (32.1 / ~24.0 vs 15.6 / ~12.0) at 232g vs 143g. Independent corroboration (NOT our data): anker.com A1611 (7.5W MagSafe / 5W Qi); apple.com/support MagSafe notes for non-certified magnetic Qi (typically 7.5W); samsung.com Fast Wireless requirement; Macworld A1611 (~50% wireless energy loss); iMore magnet "rock solid"; MobileReviews Eh 8N. HONEST GAPS: no PZEM AC-input; pass-through simultaneous wall+wireless NOT verified this cycle; no independent teardown; SINGLE UNIT — batches may vary; phone charge counts "est." = measured Wh ÷ (device Wh × 1.10 path loss).

Equipment: FNIRSI FNB58 (fw v1.3) (USB-C cumulative Wh, PD handshake, wired peak — pack path only (wireless is internal)) · AVHzY CT-3 (Second-instrument cross-check of USB-C usable Wh and wired peak) · JUWEI 35W USB electronic load (Constant 5V/2A wired discharge for the 15.6Wh usable figure (§7.3 C)) · Anker Prime A2688 100W wall charger (USB-C PD recharge source (pack self-limits ~20W input)) · Apple iPhone 13 (12.41Wh) (Primary MagSafe-compatible receiver for wireless-delivered Wh (drained → full-drain-of-pack)) · Apple iPhone 15 (12.99Wh) (Second MagSafe-compatible receiver for wireless peak-watt readout via iOS Settings → Battery) · Samsung Galaxy A54 (Qi Android receiver — hand-aligned (magnet does not self-center on Android)) · Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra (Samsung-Fast-Wireless attempt — confirmed A1611 does NOT unlock SFC; falls back to ~5W Qi) · BENETECH GM320 IR thermometer (ε=0.95) (Pack top + iPhone back surface temperature at 15 min into MagSafe 7.5W) · HTC-2 · Kkmoon 0.01g scale · steel tape (Ambient / humidity, weight, dimensions)

Metric	Rated	Measured
Rated cell capacity (§7.3 B Wh math)5000 × 3.7 ÷ 1000 = 18.5Wh; Anker marketing 19.25Wh uses 3.85V LiPo	5,000mAh / 18.5Wh (3.7V basis)	—
Usable energy — WIRED USB-C @5V/2AFNB58 cumulative — primary §7.3 C source; inside 80–90% band	—	15.6 Wh
Cell → USB ratio (§8 gate)15.6 ÷ 18.5 — NOT an AC-input efficiency (§6.7 forbids without PZEM)	—	84.3%
Usable energy — WIRELESS to iPhone 13Read from iPhone battery-Wh gained across a full pack drain	—	~12.0 Wh
Cell → phone wireless energy ratio12.0 ÷ 18.5 — consistent with §8 wireless band; NOT an AC efficiency	—	~65%
15W MagSafe marketing claim (red-flag audit)Third-party MagSafe-compatible / non-Qi2 / non-MFM; anker.com caps A1611 at 7.5W	Often mis-inherited from Apple 15W MagSafe / 633 MagGo	REJECTED — 7.3–7.5W only
Wireless peak on iPhone 13 (MagSafe-compatible)iOS Settings → Battery live watts; matches Anker cap	7.5W (anker.com)	7.3–7.5W
Wireless peak on iPhone 15 (MagSafe-compatible)Same 7.5W ceiling — bigger battery does not unlock higher watts on this SKU	7.5W	7.3–7.5W
Wireless peak on Galaxy A54 (Qi)Standard Qi — hand-aligned; magnet does not self-center on Android	5W	4.8–5.0W
Galaxy S24 Ultra Samsung Fast Wireless attemptA1611 does not advertise Samsung Fast Wireless profile (samsung.com)	—	FALLS BACK to ~5W Qi
USB-C wired peak (12W path — SEPARATE from wireless)FNB58; AVHzY within 1% — do not add to 7.5W wireless	12W (5V/2.4A)	11.8W
USB-C self-recharge 0 → 100%Li-Po curve slows above 80% — standard behaviour	~20W PD input	1 h 45 min @ ~15W average
iPhone 15 top-ups — WIRED USB-C (est. §7.3 I / §8)15.6 ÷ (12.99 × 1.10) — one full plus a small trickle	—	~1.1 charges
iPhone 15 top-ups — WIRELESS (est. §8)12.0 ÷ (12.99 × 1.10) — LESS than one full charge; wireless physics	—	~0.8 of a full charge
iPhone 13 top-ups — WIRELESS (measured path)12.0Wh gained ÷ 12.41Wh battery ÷ 1.10 path ≈ 0.88	—	~0.9 of a full charge
iPhone 15 Pro Max (17.11Wh) — WIRELESS est.12.0 ÷ (17.11 × 1.10) — big-battery iPhones need the wired path	—	~0.6 of a full charge only
vs Joyroom JR-W050 usable Wh (A/B)Same ~7.5W MagSafe-compatible ceiling; JR-W050 ≈ 2× Wh, heavier (232g vs 143g)	—	A1611 15.6Wh wired / ~12.0Wh wireless vs JR-W050 32.1Wh / ~24.0Wh
iPhone 11 / SE 2020 / SE 2022MagGo slides off; must use USB-C cable instead	—	WILL NOT STICK — no magnet ring
Pack top surface temp @ MagSafe 7.5W (15 min)28.1°C ambient — under 50°C protocol hard threshold; cooler than JR-W050 MagSafe 46.2°C	—	44.5°C
iPhone back temp @ MagSafe 7.5W (15 min)Apple: iOS thermally limits charging above 35°C ambient (support.apple.com/118431)	—	41.6°C
Magnet self-center from 5mmAnker 9N; MobileReviews Eh 8N — iMore: "rock solid"	—	PASS (3 of 3 trials on iPhone 13)
Kickstand open angle (portrait)Steel-rule protractor; hands-free FaceTime on flat surface	—	~60°
WeightKkmoon 0.01g — 9g heavier than iPhone 15; ~89g lighter than JR-W050 232g	140g	143g
DimensionsSteel tape; slim pocket vs JR-W050 thicker body plane	105 × 66.5 × 12.8 mm	105.3 × 66.8 × 13.1 mm
Pass-through wall + wireless simultaneousHonest gap — check live Anker manual before assuming full-rate pass-through	—	NOT verified this cycle
Recall status (verified 2026-07-24)anker.com/product-recalls + cpsc.gov — A1611 outside A1257/A1263/A1647/A1652/A1681/A1689	—	NOT recalled
Sample disclosureProduction batches may vary — do not treat as multi-unit statistics	—	Single unit CV-PB-A622-001

✅ Strengths (measured)

Kickstand + 8N-measured magnet enables face-down meeting phone that keeps charging silently — nothing wired matches this etiquette (iMore: "rock solid")
15.6Wh usable wired at 5V/2A — measured ~1.1 iPhone 15 top-ups on a normal 3A USB-C cable (no 5A E-marker required)
143g / 13.1mm measured — ~89g lighter than JR-W050 at the same MagSafe-compatible 7.5W ceiling; genuinely jeans-pocket friendly
18.5Wh under every airline 100Wh cabin limit — flyable on all major Cairo carriers with a readable Wh label
NOT in any Anker recall — verified anker.com/product-recalls + cpsc.gov on 2026-07-24; A1611 distinct from recalled MagGo-family A1642/A1647/A1652

⚠️ Limitations (measured)

Wireless output capped at 7.5W on iPhone (Anker's own product page) — NOT the 15W-class 633 MagGo; reject any inherited 15W MagSafe claim
Wireless energy loss ~35% cell→phone (§8) — one wireless top-up is LESS than one full iPhone 15 charge (~0.8), only ~0.6 for iPhone 15 Pro Max. Use USB-C when you can
~Half the Wh of Joyroom JR-W050 (18.5 vs 37; 15.6 / ~12.0 vs 32.1 / ~24.0 measured) — pick JR-W050 when day-long snap-on capacity beats slim pocket weight
No Samsung Fast Wireless profile — Galaxy S24/S25 Ultra 15W wireless falls back to plain Qi ~5W; 622 is iPhone-first
USB-C wired output is 12W only — NOT laptop-class. MacBook Air / iPad Pro users need A1290 (60W) or A1695 (100W)
iPhone 11 / SE 2020 / SE 2022 have NO magnet ring — MagGo will slide off; large second-hand Egyptian iPhone segment excluded
Cairo summer ambient 32–35°C in a bag pushes iPhone toward Apple's 35°C iOS thermal-throttle line — expect "Charging On Hold" on beach days / hot cars
Pass-through simultaneous wall→pack→phone NOT verified this cycle; no PZEM AC-input — we do NOT publish a system efficiency % (§6.7)
Single unit tested (CV-PB-A622-001); production batches may vary. Magnet published 9N; MobileReviews Eh independently measured 8N — slightly under spec, no practical impact

Sample: CV-PB-A622-001 · SINGLE retail-stock A1611 unit (CV-PB-A622-001) — production batches may vary · CairoVolt lab, New Cairo · ambient 28.1°C (HTC-2) · humidity 46% RH · mains 222V (UT61E) · quality 3A USB-C cable for 12W path · iPhone 13 (12.41Wh, battery health 92%) + iPhone 15 (12.99Wh, battery health 96%) as MagSafe-compatible receivers · Samsung Galaxy A54 + Galaxy S24 Ultra for Qi + Samsung-fast-wireless attempts · wall recharge via Anker Prime A2688 100W set to feed USB-C PD ≤20W · A/B reference sheet: Joyroom JR-W050 (CV-PB-JRW050-001, same MagSafe-compatible ceiling class)

Tested: 24 July 2026 · By: Eng. Omar Khaled — Lead Technician

A real measurement of one unit — indicative, not guaranteed for every unit; verify on the unit you receive.

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