Customer Ratings & Reviews

[PROS] Multiple Device Hookup: Most battery banks now allow for two devices to be charged up simultaneously. The Ridge Wallet cranks it up to 5 which I'm happy about. Keep in mind that connecting multiple items will lower the speeds that all items can receive, but still it remains a liable product. Feature Rich: A kickstand, wireless connectivity, LED display, thermal protection, and cables for cover multiple generation, what more could one ask for? The Ridge Wallet Magsafe power bank makes it convenient to move about when needing to boost the batteries of my devices. It attaches securely to my devices and powers them effectively. Also, I never ran into an issue of overheating or disconnections. [CONS] Slow Wireless Charging: The biggest drawback of this power bank is that it charges wirelessly at a average pace. 15W wireless charging are pretty common, but I own tech that can output more. It's not the worst, but it does leave a bit more be desire. [CONCLUSION] Connecting a multitude of Apple products has never been easier. The Ridge Wallet acts like a portable charging dock for the items I own. I wish it could charge faster without a cable, but the attached wire is a suitable substitution.

Be it my Apple Watch, iPhone, iPad, AirPods Max, I always seem to run out of power when I either have no access to a charging station, or do not have a much needed cable. This Ridge Power Bank has ended the problem. Most devices require a USB C cable to recharge, and the Power Bank has such conveniently built in. There is no need to search for a cable and plug in to the power bank, the cable is prewired and kept in a slot on the side and top of the power bank instantly always handy and ready. Alas, many older Apple products such as my AirPods Max headphones require an Apple proprietary Lightning Cable. Thankfully, the Power Bank has such a cable built in and prewired to always be available when needed. As with the USB C cable, the Lightning cable sits in a groove on the top and side of the Power Bank inconspicuous, but instantly ready for use. My Apple iPhone 16 Pro may be charged using a USB C cable, but its built in magnetic charging is ultra convenient thanks to the Power Bank Magnetic charging capability. I simply place the Power Bank on the back of the iPhone and am able to charge without any cables. Similarly, my Apple Watch series 11 has magnetic charging, and I simply place it on the Power Bank to recharge. There is no need for a cable, nor difficulty because I leave the watch band in place, and the Power Bank slips inside the watch band as if it were my wrist. Ultra convenient! Another feature that I enjoy is the LED stays light. I push the power on button, and the status of the device being charges is digitally shown. For example, if my iPhone is down to half its power reserve, the Power Bank will display 50%. As the recharge process proceeds, the Power Bank provides instant status at a glance until it finally shows 100%. Note: If the Power Bank is not being used to recharge a device, pushing the power button will turn on the LED display and reveal the status of the Power Bank, thus I always know when to plug in a USB C cable to the Power Bank and then to a power outlet. A mother feature of the Power Bank is called rapid charge, and it is automatic. When charging a device capable of rapid recharging, the Power Bank automatically turns on a green light in the power status LED display telling me that rapid charge is underway. The final feature that I particularly like is the kick stand built into the Power Bank. I often find myself at locations such as a restaurant, propping up my iPhone to catch up on emails, etc. I usually have to hunt around and find something to prop the up such that I can view the display easily. The built in kick stand that folds out when needed is a joy to use. The PowerBank magnetically attaches to the back of my iPhone, and the kick stand is instantly available. I can be recharging the iPhone, or not, the Power Bank may be turned on or off, but it always attaches to the back of my iPhone as a propping device. Aesthetically, the Power Bank has no sharp edges, and is beautifully designed and engineered with plenty of charging power. Kudos to Ridge for this exceptionally valuable product.

The Ridge Wallet MagSafe Power Bank is a good power bank for charging many of your Apple products. The power bank has three ways of charging your devices. You can charge using USB-C, lightning and MagSafe. The lightning and USB-C charging cables can be tucked into the power bank, making a seamless and clean design. There is an issue with this design though. When tucking them into the power bank, the cables tuck in just fine. However, the adapter part is sometimes a challenge. When I press it into the power bank, it doesn’t always tuck in all the way. It will stick up slightly and sometime pop back out. The USB-C cable allows me to charge my newer model iPhones, iPad that supports USB-C, and my MacBook. The lightning cable allows me to charge my older model AirPods. I can also charge my AirPods using MagSafe. The lightning cable is also good for charging my older model iPhone. The MagSafe charging does not charge your device automatically when you connect it. You have to press the power button the power bank for it to begin charging your device. Overall, this is a good power bank for charing several devices.

Just got this was debating on the price. Have several Ridge wallets which i love. So far it’s a great charger. Like how i can charge my Apple Watch as well.