Conveniently recharge one or more mobile phones and other mobile devices with this Tera Grand 10,000 mAh Magnetic Wireless Power Bankfrom Tera Grand. For a single compatible smartphone, the power bank can magnetically connect to the back to provide consistent power at up to 15W. If your phone isn't compatible, simply use the included adhesive metal adapter ring. As you charge, you can use the integrated folding stand to monitor power, watch videos, take calls, and more. A USB-C and USB-A port let you expand charging to up to three devices if needed. Built-in safety features help to ensure your devices are safe, and an integrated display lets you keep tabs on how much power is remaining.

10,000 mAh Power Capacity    Magnetic Wireless Charging up to 15W    USB-C PD for up to 20W of Charging    USB-A QC 3.0 for up to 22.5W of Charging    Integrated Folding Tabletop Stand    Numerical LED Battery Status Indicator    Built-In Safety Features    Adhesive Metal Adapter Ring Included

Charge a second or third device via the built-in USB-C and USB-A ports. USB-C PD port supplies up to 20W of power, while the USB-A QC 3.0 port supplies up to 22.5W.

With this power bank from Tera Grand, you no longer have to rely on illuminated bars or dots to only get a rough idea of how much power is left. The built-in digital LED displays a numerical percentage, letting you know exactly how much power is remaining.

Charge your devices safely and without worry, thanks to built-in overcharging, overheating, and short circuit protections.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How many charges would this device give a 16" M1 MBP?

A: The omnicharge Omni Ultimate Power Bank (38,400 mAh) can full recharge the Mac about 4 times.

Q: 2. Does it provide A/C power? I need something that can power TV monitor for upcoming show.

A: Yes in provides AC Outlet: 220V 120W Pure Sine Wave DC Out: 5-60V 150W (Adjustable Voltage & Amperage) USB-C Port: 60W (Input & Output) 2 x USB-A Ports (QC 3.0 compatible) 34,800 mAh (2.5 Hour Recharge Time) Removable Battery.

Q: 3. Would this be a good choice to charge Canon C70, or Sony FX30 batteries in the field?

A: The omnicharge Omni Ultimate Power Bank (38,400 mAh), BH #OMOP2FA003, can charge camera batteries.

Q: 4. Could I use this device in Europe with 220V ?

A: This device is made for US consumption. For the safest results it should be used with an international converter.

Q: 5. Will the Nitecore Carbo provide 3 amp output to power a dummy battery for my Canon R5?

A: The Nitecore Carbo 10000 Power Bank (10,000 mAh) BH #NICARBO10000 can supply 5v at 3 amp.

Q: 6. Does it Work, can it charge a Macbook pro 16 M1/M2 ?

A: The omnicharge Omni Ultimate Power Bank (38,400 mAh) BH #OMOP2FA003 is capable of 120w AC out. The Apple depending on model will need up to 140w.

Q: 7. Is the 120v output 120w or60 w The add states both. Which is it?

A: The omnicharge Omni Ultimate Power Bank BH #OMOP2FA001 has a 60W USB Type-C power input/output port, two USB Type-A charging ports, a 120W AC outlet, and a 150W DC-out port with adjustable voltage and amperage up to 60V/8A. The AC output supports only 120V devices.

Q: 8. Is this uninterruptable, any way to fast-switch the replaceable battery without losing output power? Perhaps daisychain 2 units?

A: Connecting it to a power source and using the pass through feature, you should be able to switch the battery although Omnicharge does not specifically mention this on the user manual. They do not have an official daisy chain feature but that could work too, we could not guarantee it.

Q: 9. For your Omni Ultimate your website says it has one 100w usb-c port but the picture shows 2 usb-c ports. Are there really 2 and are they both outputs or is one only input? Also, can I use 100w on both usb-c and the full DC output and the full AC output at the same time it is there a totally limit of the combinations? Thanks!

A: You would have to select the output mode of the omnicharge Omni Ultimate Power Bank (38,400 mAh) BH #OMOP2FA003 to determine which output was available.

Q: 10. The overview says the AC output is 120v / 120w. The specs say 60w. Which is it?

A: According to the written overview, the AC outlet is 120W and the USB-C port is 60W. It also has a separate DC outlet that is 150W.