Customer Ratings & Reviews

The Ridge Wallet MAGSAFE POWERBANK is a performer. Held charge on a two-week international trip and all the way home. Percent charge display is very helpful and the attached cords flawlessly attached and recharged my aging iPhone. Very useful in airports and on buses where plugs can be scarce.

I've used for a month now, it chargers slow with mag safe charger. But with it plugged in I can get around 1 full charge and half a charge on one single charge on this portable charger. I just don't like that the charging cables don't sit flush in their slots you have to force it in, feels like I might break it but other then that its decent.

This has pretty much everything you could ask for from a power bank built right in, including integrated USB-C and Lightning cables, MagSafe compatible wireless charging, a convenient kickstand, and a LED display. It looks great too and has good capacity for its size. The Ridge Power Bank is about the size and thickness of a slim wallet. It’s easy to slide into your pocket and is pretty compact for its capacity. It’s available in 3 colors that are black, a bright orange, and an olive green. It looks really good, especially if you’ve got the right case to match or compliment it. There are 2 built-in cables, one USB-C and one Lightning, that slot into each side of the case and lock into place at the top. The Lightning cable is nice to have for charging older Apple devices, though I have a feeling that the next iteration of this power bank will drop it as it becomes less common. There is also an additional USB-C port at the bottom. The power bank can be recharged either via this port or through the built-in USB-C cable. The front of the power bank has a MagSafe compatible wireless charger and also supports Apple Watch wireless charging. Around the back, there’s a built-in kick stand that lets you prop your phone up on a table and it is held in by magnets when it is closed. It’s got pretty everything you could ever need. I do wish there was a USB-A port too, but I don’t really see how they would have been able to fit one so I can forgive that omission. The power bank has a 10,000mAh capacity and can charge at up to 20W via USB-C, 15W via wireless charging, and 12W via Lightning. I was able to charge an iPhone and an older Android phone at the same time from 0-100% without depleting the power bank. The charging speeds aren’t incredible, but they’re good for a power bank of this size. There is an LED display on the bottom that shows the battery percentage. The built in magnet is strong and I never had any issues keeping it attached to my Pixel 10 Pro XL. In terms of durability, it seems to be holding up well, though I’ve mostly just been inside with it. I can see some signs of wear on the case from sliding it on the table, but it still looks good. The cables use some type of fabric material for their outer jackets and they do take a pretty sharp bend at the top right where the connectors are, but in the time I’ve been using it I haven’t seen any signs of wearing and I’ve removed and reseated the cables many times now. There’s no shortage of power banks out there, but there’s not many that offer the versatility and style of the Ridge Power Bank and I think it earns its higher price.

THIS…. Is the Ridge Wallet (yes, THAT ridge wallet) magsafe powerbank. A 10,000mah 5 in 1 mobile battery bank with support for magsafe charging as well as separate built in type C and lightning cable for whatever your needs may be. Has Ridge made the ultimate power bank for any scenario? Let's cut open the box and take a look! Opening the box, Ridge has done a really good job making the unboxing fun with a nice shoe string box that pulls out from its shell. Opening the box, I was greeted by my Matte Olive green powerbank and some paperwork. As mentioned, I received my powerbank in the Matte Olive color and it looks great, plus you can match this color to your ridge wallet should you wish. Moving on, it is instantly apparent that this is the Mcgiver of power banks. Just to list the features out, this powerbank has a sturdy kickstand with two built in cables (one type-c, one lightning), magsafe support, a usb-c port and a nice digital display next to its multifunction power button. Going into the charging details, this is a pretty big powerbank at 10,000mAh, meaning you can charge your phone roughly 2-3 times depending on your specific model. As mentioned, this powerbank supports magsafe wirelessly charging that works on your iphone at 15w or your apple watch at 2.5w. Ridge built in automatic 20w fast charging for charging itself, on both built-in charge cables AND the built-in type-c port. Meaning the Ridge power bank will automatically switch to the fastest charging mode available. You can confirm that you are fast charging with the green icon that pops up on the LED screen. The Ridge powerbank also allows you to charge multiple devices at once, so you could charge your watch using the magsafe charger while also using the built-in cable to charge your phone. That being said, the powerbank will lower the power output to all devices to 5v while doing this. Ridge states it will drop to 5v but doesn’t specify the amps… but I would assume this cuts your max charging speed to 7.5 or 10w. This powerbank also supports passthrough charging, meaning that this powerbank will charge your phone while it is charging itself to reduce downtime. Ridge really pulled all the tricks out of the bag when it comes to charging, and I love that I can charge off of the usb-c port so that I can use a longer cable if I need to. Now this wouldn’t be a Ridge product if they didn’t make it bulletproof. The exterior is made from a thick plastic that is yet to show any nicks, dings or scratches. I recently went camping, and naturally, dropped this charger more than one time and you can’t even tell. The Powerbank also has a nifty built-in kickstand, which holds your phone at about a 45 degree angle so that you can charge and watch videos on your phone at the same time. The magsafe charger is also well made, with a rubber insulator to prevent scratches/marks from transferring, and works in conjunction with the magsafe magnet that keeps the powerbank from slipping off your phone. This powerbank also reads its battery in a percentage, which is a nice +1. Overall, Ridge really hit it out of the park with this powerbank. Ridge is obviously creating a powerbank that they also plan on using as it has just about every feature that you could want while also keeping the build quality solid. From charging my phone to charging my watch or any other type-c device, this is truly an everyday powerbank that I now can’t see myself without. As always, BestBuy has an awesome return policy, so there is no harm in testing just how well the Ridge Power Bank fits into your lifestyle. Until next time :)

There are plenty of portable battery packs available these days, but it’s been a challenge to find one that checks all the boxes. As a user of an iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, etc. I need a battery bank that can charge all these devices…enter the Ridge Wallet Magsafe Power Bank. This device features 10,000mAh charging capacity, 15W MagSafe wireless charging, Apple Watch wireless charging, built in USB-C and Lightning charging cables, an integrated kickstand and the feature list goes on and on. Overall Impressions – the Ridge MagSafe Magnetic Power Bank has a solid build when compared to the dozens of other portable battery banks I’ve tried over the years. It feels like it’s made to hit the road or travel the globe with its small profile and powerful 10,000mAh capacity. Ridge offers a few colorways, mine is Matte Olive, they also offer orange and black. As mentioned previously there are built in USB-C and Lightning charging cables as well as the MagSafe charging option. The battery can be recharged with the USB-C cable or the USB-C port on the base of the battery. The LED display is simple but easy to read and provides the percentage of battery left in the device. The MagSafe wireless option charges at 15W and the USB-C port charges at a claimed 20W. As I no longer have the need for the Lightning cable I never tested it’s charging capabilities. The kickstand feature is also a nice addition; I was able to charge my iPhone and iPad simultaneously while watching two different football games on each screen! Pros: - Rugged construction built for use on the go - Multiple charging options to support multiple devices - Built in kickstand - One device that supports all my electronic devices - Good battery capacity Cons: - Charging cables are on the short side due to fitting into the device I’ve been using the Ridge Wallet MagSafe Power Bank 5-in-1 charger for a few weeks now and it has replaced the handful of charging cables and devices I use to have to carry. It’s well-built and easy to use. I would highly recommend this power bank for anyone looking for a top-quality, feature rich and portable charging option.

Ridge magnetic power bank is indeed an all-in-one power bank that provides an adequate charging solution while remains portable. It is compact, light weight and universal. It is not limited to one phone company. I am using it with several phone brands. It supports only the Apple smart watch charging. From first touch, it feels like a cheap plastic but after few days usage, I can tell that the plastic is solid. Maybe the finish is a bit different to what I expected. What is good: - Built in Lighting and USB-C cables. + MagSafe Wireless charging including dedicated Apple Watch charging spot in the center which works mostly with Apple Smart Watches. - MagSafe works well on any phone brand that is supporting the feature even when added by phone case. - Adequate capacity: Ridge claims 10Ah. I kind doubt it but it was able to charge my phone through the day (Wireless charging). - Kickstand: Adding a phone support for watching videos or just having it tilted at vertical and horizontal positions. - Nice design with several colors available that can match any taste and need. Not so good: - Heat! I am surprised how hot it can get while wirelessly charging my phone or while getting charged. It makes me worry but it survived several hours of usage so far. - Wireless charging isn't that fast with some anticipated power loss. Phone would start with fast charging but then switch to slow one. Both 2 major phones OSs. No exception. - Not fully aligned: When attached to the phone, you can see that the Ridge is not fully aligned. It is not bothering... Perfection was expected. - Cables are short and not easy to flex. The charging cables are just long enough. Use them for long time and you will have problem placing them back to their location. I am not sure how long they would last. - Plastic feels cheap! As I mentioned earlier, the plastic of this Power Bank reminds me some of the old cheap equipment. A bit not like Ridge other products. Should you buy it? Well, the price is a bit on the high side for not very well high quality. The battery cells could be high quality (per the warranty support) but you may find some alternatives for better prices and larger capacity. If you are Ridge fan, then, this is yours to get.

The Ridge Wallet Magsafe Power Bank is a must have tool and ally for any Apple user. I love the flexibility and usability of this portable power bank. It is fantastic for so many uses. I like the modern design and thoughtful ergonomics. This allows for Lightning, USB-C, and wireless charging all in one compact and portable device. I love the ability to charge my Apple Watch and Apple iPhone easily with wireless charging. The 10K MAH will provide enough recharging capability for three full smartphone recharges. 20W recharges your devices faster via USB-C power delivery and the built in cables make this super convenient. The design allows for a very concealable Lightning and USB-C cable to be pulled out when needed and tucked away discretely when not in use. Not only is this a powerful charger, it's also a great device for propping up my phone when using it at my desk or table. The magnetic connection from the power bank is strong and easily attaches to my phone and phone case. The Ridge power bank has a flip out kickstand that is great for hand free viewing and usage. I easily place my phone in landscape or portrait mode and the integrated kickstand keeps the phone placed securely. There is a LED charge status indicator that clearly and vividly shows the battery and charge levels so I always know how much power I have available with me on the go. This modern design is very nice and looks cool. I like that it's been MKBHD approved and has some insightful design input from his influencer perspective. This has become my favorite powerbank to keep with me at all times as I carry it with me in my messenger bag or coat pocket at all times. It's been keeping me powered up on the go in so many situations when my watch, headphones, or phone is getting low on power.

This charge bank has been an awesome on-the-go must have. When I first opened I was beyond impressed by a few things that stood out from my point of view. The build and the charging methods that this supports. Firstly, the wallet is build very sturdy. Its heavy outer shell give me a calm, peace of mind knowing that this will not break easily. Everything from the attached kickstand to the internally connected charge cables all seem to be connected in a very sturdy and sound way. The graphical display give me clarify on how much battery life is left too so there is no more questioning just how much juice is left. From a charging standpoint this wallet can accommodate every charging time. It can recharge from lightening cable or even usb-C. From a charging a device standpoint it has a USB plug port that can easily be tapped into to charge devices via cord, or its MAGSAFE connection point snaps on the back of any MAGSAFE device and provide extra life when and where needed. Its great to have as a back up or even for kids on the go. All in all I am very impressed by this accessory. It is compact with a safe design and able to support nearly every charging output needed to assure your devices stay charged!

The ridge magsafe power bank is a great addition to my every day carry. it is compact, does what you need it to do, travel friendly and has a strong magnet. I have it used with 2 phones currently: Pixel 10 PRO with a magsafe case: sticks very nicely and I can carry the phone from the charger and use its tiny kick stand while sitting on my desk IPhone 14 Pro PLUS: same thing, no issues are all. charging: in order to charge a phone you will need to press the button on the power bank if you want to charge wirelessly or just plug the attached USB C cable or lightning cable if you are using an older phone and you should be good to go. it charges my Pixel 10 pro from 20 to 80 percent in about an hour wirelessly and about half an hour wired. it can charge and be charged at the same time. I like that is has a power screen indicator. it doesn't over heat at all even when i charge wirelessly 2 phones back to back. so far the battery life is decent and I get 2 full phone charges with a little to spare per power bank charge. i really like this power bank and will be buying more as gifts for the holiday season.

First and foremost, I have been a long-time customer of buying MagSafe power banks from other brands and this is my first purchase from Ridge. This MagSafe all-in-one 10,000mAh power bank is honestly great, though it does have one drawback that I will mention later. The overall build quality is solid and feels lightweight and sturdy. The built-in charging cables come in handy when I need to charge with cables instead of relying only on MagSafe. I tested it on my iPhone 16 Pro Max, and the battery stats show "slow charging." I wasn't happy with that, even though it didn't overheat my iPhone, the charging process took a long time to charge. Pros: The MagSafe magnet is strong and attaches to my iPhone easily and never falls off, the kick stand is sturdy, and the built-in cables (1 USB-C & Lightning) eliminate the need to carry cables around; however, cables are not that long, but they are handy to have. Having a 10,000mAh capacity is massive for having extra juice. In addition to its versatility in charging iPhones and AirPods, the device features a divot dedicated to charging Apple Watches, located on top of the magnetic puck. The power bank can be charged using either the integrated USB-C cable or by connecting a USB-C cable from a charger to the onboard USB-C port for faster charging. Although it is small, it’s nice feature for real-time charging data. Cons: The only downside of this nice power bank is the charging speed, despite being rated at 20w, but it doesn’t deliver fast charging though its MagSafe. I'm unsure how 20w of charging speed results in a slow charging speed. I would prefer to use the cable over the MagSafe. Still, it can be my go-to-option for its great quality, versatility, and battery size.

I’ve been using this Ridge power bank for a week now, and I'm already excited to travel with it. The orange color looks awesome - perfect pair to the new iPhone. It’s a little chunky, but that’s expected with a 10,000mAh battery. The finish is smooth...maybe too smooth. It feels nice, but I wouldn’t have minded a little texture for grip or durability. When it’s sitting on a slick surface or bouncing around in a bag, it feels like it could scratch a bit easier than I’d like. MagSafe charging works great — it connects easily and holds firm — but you do have to press the power button to get it started. I wish it just kicked on automatically when you slapped your phone on there. Minor gripe, but something to be aware of. Now here’s the part I love: passthrough charging. That’s the feature that let me retire my MagSafe Duo. With this Ridge charger, I can plug it in at night and charge my iPhone and Apple Watch at the same time — and the power bank itself charges too. It’s like a full charging station and backup battery all in one. When I’m traveling, that’s huge. Fewer chargers to pack, fewer cords to deal with. The built-in Lightning and USB-C cables are also handy. Everything’s just built in and ready to go. Battery life is solid for casual use — like topping up during a flight or powering your phone in a backpack during the day. That said, I did notice that when charging via MagSafe, it seems to drain faster than expected. I started at 100% on the Ridge and 80% on my phone, and just getting the phone to 90% dropped the Ridge to 80%. So MagSafe probably isn’t the most efficient way to charge if you’re trying to conserve juice. I’m guessing the USB-C will do better, just haven’t tested that enough yet. The kickstand is a nice bonus, and it puts your phone in the perfect position for nightstand mode. Great for hotel nightstands or working at a desk. I just wish the angle was adjustable — it’s good for glancing down at your phone, but not great if you're laying in bed watching a show. Bottom line: this thing replaced two or three items in my travel bag, and that’s worth it to me. It’s not perfect, but for a charger that handles iPhone, Apple Watch, and other devices — plus works as a power bank — it’s a win.

The ridge magnetic power bank is great. In one instance, I Got 51 percent charge with 33 percent bleft from the power bank. In another instance, the power bank was at 15 percent and it took my phone from 18 percent to 68 percent. (Samsung Galaxy S22+). With 100 percent full charge, I am able to charge my phone roughly 2 to 2.5 times when phone battery is below 10 percent. The two attached charging cables are USB-C and lightning. Super convenient not to have to carry extra cables. However, you CAN connect a long cable to the same slot where the Ridge power bank charges from. It detects that the phone needs to be charged and it charges it. The bottom of the power bank shows you the percentage of power bank battery left and it indicates if it's in fast charge mode. Charging a single phone enables fast charging, whereas if charging two simultaneous phones, the bank provides standard charging. The MagSafe feature allows magnetically attaching the phone. If attached magnetically, you can stand the phone because the the Ridge power bank has a very solid kickstand. Gets a little warm when charging as expected, but nothing egregious. Love the color too, because it's easy to spot! Overall, this is my favorite portable charger. Highly recommend.

The Ridge Wallet - MAGSAFE POWER BANK: Specified at 10,000mAh capacity using a lithium battery. There is a USB-C port on the bottom edge for either input (recharging) or output charging. This charging capacity should allow for 3 typical smartphone recharges according to Ridge. There are also two cables tucked snugly into the sides of the charger dedicated to USB-C and Lightning cable-style devices. The MagSafe charger feature on one side of the Ridge Wallet should allow for Apple Watch charging. The kickstand props the charger up so a phone (in my case, an iPhone 14 Plus) will charge in a standup position. The Ridge power bank does not feel bulky or heavy. It is very compact considering its capacity, and the weight is as expected for its power. In addition, the integrated cables and the ability to simultaneously recharge while allowing pass-through charging mean you need few other accessories to stay on the road. The Ridge is TSA-approved (ref: Ridge) for air travel for carry-on luggage. (Of course, check with the air carrier.) Dimensions: 105mm x 68.3mm x 16.2mm or 4.1” x 2.7” x .64” Total weight is 0.461 lb or 7.37 oz. 

The Ridge Wallet is a minimalist approach to charging our array of digital devices in the way they have trimmed away weight, size, and complexity. When I travel, no matter the distance, I’m at a stage of life where I take with me as little as I can while ensuring I can stay powered up. I can recommend this if you share my outlook on (almost) getting away.

I enjoy camping and require power banks to keep my devices charged. In order to make sure I have the necessary cables for charging my family’s devices, I carry a USB filled pouch around. Sometimes, I prefer to have a quick access charger without having to dig for the necessary cable and the Ridge Magsafe Power bank seemed like a good solution. I have been using the new Ridge Magsafe Power bank for about 3 days now and have been impressed. The plastic power bank feels well built with a nice metal kickstand on the back. The two power cables (USB-C and lighting connector) are nicely built into each side and are secured on the top. The charger has the capabilities for wireless charging for both my iPhone and watch. To test how many times I would be able to charge both my phone and watch, I started charging both my watch and phone from 50% to 100%. After charging both devices to 100%, I still had 54% left on the power bank. So, I should be able to charge each device at least once. This charger is so handy, I will be purchasing some more in the near future. I would highly recommend this charger since it is so versatile, and can charge many different devices without requiring a mess of cables.

The Ridge Wallet Magsafe Power Bank is a wonderful and welcome addition to my mobile devices. Mostly because my daughter kept on taking my other power bank; however, this one tends to last quite a bit longer, and due to the digital display on the bottom, I am no longer playing a guess-and-check game with how much longer my phone will be able to charge. The power bank has done great so far, and one of the greatest features aside from the digital display is the fact that it has two separate output connectors, which will allow for the devices that do not have the MAG SAFE capabilities to charge, which makes everyone in the household happier, except for when they lose it. It does not take very long, maybe a couple of hours at best, to become fully charged, but once it is charged, it can help keep your device powered on for a longer period of time. Overall, I am very happy with this powerbank and I would highly suggest it to anyone in the market for one, especially if your household has phones that utilize different types of charging capabilities.

I thought this was a really cool concept because I could charge all the devices I own, even at the same time. There are two attached cables for USB-C & lightning, center charge for Apple watch , also for phone. It is about the same size as my other power bank but thinner & much lighter. LED display lets you know how much charge you have.You can charge the device itself with the correct plug in or use a standard cable. When the green light is on it is suppose to charge faster. The power button must be on to charge, it doesn’t automatically go on when phone is placed on it like my current charger. It did charge through my MagSafe case. I noticed that when all 3 devices were connected it wouldn’t fast charge & drained very quickly! While charging phone only it drained 17% & my phone only charged from 71-84%. My phone got so hot it actually went into shut down mode. I’ve never had that happen with any charger before. I found that charging was also very slow even with only my phone connected. It’s a shame, I really wanted to like this more than I do but the slow charge & quick drain are a huge disappointment.

I've just recently became a fan of power banks/extended batteries. Normally whatever battery life my device comes with, that's what it is. However, as handheld gaming PCs have become more popular, extra battery has become essential. After some time with the Ridge Wallet, it mostly serves it's purpose, as limited as that purpose may be. I'm terms.of.design, the Ridge Wallet has a solid design. It's small enough to fit under the camera block on most powerful magsafe phones. It includes a USB C and lightening cable extension. While using the cords give you faster charge speeds, I had some issues getting the USB C cord to stay connected to the device in the manner it was connected when I originally received it. The power bank has a small LCD screen that reads out it's charge level so you always know where you stand in regards to extra charge. The back of the powerbank has a kickstand that can be used to stand your phone on its side, which, is a nice touch. All of that is great...however, the Ridge Wallet Magsafe Power Bank sure takes awhile to charge. It feels like to takes longer to charge the power bank than it does my phone.If you're traveling is planned out and you properly prepare, this is no issue. However, as someone who is at times randomly on the go and may not always remember to charge everything, this can be an issue, especially when I have other power banks that charge my device faster, charge themselves faster, and hold more charge. Using the Ridge Wallet Power Bank for anything other than a phone is for sure a no go. At price, the Ridge Wallet power bank is solid...solid design and functionality. However, in a crowded marketplace it has a lot of solid competition.

I enjoy the compact and sleek design of the The Ridge Magsafe Battery Bank. It is solid, well built and multi-functional. It has a USB-C, LIGHTNING CABLE, MAGNETIC WIRELESS CHARGING and over charge protection. I have used it for over a week and I have had zero issues charging my phone or tablet with it. It has also been useful in charging my Samsung 8 classic watch I charged my phone using both the wireless and USB-C methods and the difference was minimal. It still charged and indicated a fast charger was connected. It also charged my Samsung 8 watch when carefully placed on the charging pad. The display is very useful because when it is correctly connected and charging, a green lightning indicator light would light up. The built -in kickstand makes it easy to connect it to your phone and continue to enjoy your media while the battery is connected and out of the way while you watch you media. Overall a simple yet reliable design that can charge numerous types of devices and be completely charged itself without overcharging.

This external charger could be better. The exterior feels like it was made with quality material. It includes two wires to charge a device or phone. One is side is a USB-C and the other is for apple lightning. There is also the obvious wireless magnet charging that's designed for iphones. I was able to charge my Samsung phone wirelessly without any problems. This external charger also has a USB-C port to charge with a compatible cable. It also has a digital display that gives the charger percentage. The display also indicates if "Fast charging" is available. A other feature on this external charger is a stand on the back. Overall this charger seems durable and can do the job. Where it lacks for me is the amount of times it can be used in one charge. It depletes quickly. With a 10,000 mAh battery, the manufacturer claims it can do upto three full smartphone charges with one full charge. But that's not the case with this model. I expected more from this charger but was disappointed. I do not recommend this charger.

This power bank does a great job charging iPhones, Apple watches and other accessories. It's well made, sturdy and gives you confidence that it will work when needed. This is a MVP addition to my travel bag!