Customer Ratings & Reviews

Product works as advertised. It attaches to the back of my Google Pixel 10 Pro very nicely and works like a charm. Very convenient and small fits right in your pocket if not using it.

Great for the day and comfy for the pockets I would recommend it

Love this product, have used it a few times now, and it really has saved the day!

Quick and reliable ready in a matter of minutes…keeps charging for hours

This Torras power bank is my new favorite iPhone accessory. The compact size makes it very easy to carry in a pocket or just keep attached to my phone while using it. I have a few large power banks that have more juice, but that I don't always bring out because of their size. I plan to start using this power bank for routine daily activities, while I will reserve my larger batteries for longer trips or when I am carrying a bag. It strongly and securely magnetically locks to my iPhone. When attached, it is barely noticeable to me because it adds very little weight and bulk. There is minimal movement due to the strong magnetic lock. I have no concern at all that the battery will fall off on its own. In order to come off it has to be taken off by some force. There are some key specifications that must be addressed to make sure this product is right for you. Firstly, MiniMag is an Apple feature so you must be using an iPhone for this feature to work. Secondly, for MiniMag to work you must be using a MiniMag compatible case. Fortunately cases are clearly marketed as supporting MiniMag. This phone can also charge products wirelessly by placing your device on the battery. But in order to wirelessly charge a phone through a case, you must be using a slim wireless charging phone case. To turn the battery on, press the power button once. To turn it off, press the power button twice. I noticed that if I leave the battery on the battery will gradually deplete over time, so I always try to remember to turn it off when I am not using it. It is capable of charging my iPhone at the maximum possible MiniMage rate of 7.5W. It was able to bring my iPhone from 50 percent to 80 percent in about 20 minutes. It is capable of fully charging my phone once, so it is like having double phone battery life with minimal added bulk. Another cool feature is that holding the power button down for 2 seconds puts the battery in a trickle charge mode. This would be useful in very hot weather so your phone will be getting some charge and possibly avoiding thermal lock due to heat. There is a 4 dot led display that indicates the battery charge level. Included in the box is a USB-C to USB-C cable that is used for charging the battery. The USB-C port on the battery is two way so it can be used to charge other devices as well as charge the battery. The port is capable of wired fast charging at up to 18W. Don’t let the compact size fool you, this Torras MiniMag power bank packs a punch. If you are an iPhone user it is a very valuable accessory. I will be using it frequently!

The Torras MiniMag Power Bank has a slim compact design with a thickness of just 0.3 inches and just over 4 ounces. It’s “MagSafe” compatible and supports USB-C and wireless charging. Although it appears to be designed with an iPhone in mind, I had no issues using all of these features with my Google Pixel 7. The price is a great value considering you’re getting a quality compact 5000mAh power bank. With its slim profile and premium build, it feels like a steal. The MiniMag is sleek, stealthy, and magnetic. It slips easily into pockets or bags. The aluminum alloy construction feels premium, and the titanium gray is a great modern look. The real star, though, is the magnetic connector. With “MagSafe” or compatible magnetic phone case, the MiniMag snaps right into place. I was able to get a full charge on my Pixel 7 without it breaking a sweat over the 18W USB-C port. The lithium-cobalt oxide battery delivers consistent performance at a reasonable charge rate considering its size. I found the wireless charging to be slower than I had hoped, but at 7.5w, it should probably be expected. Torras MiniMag is a reliable companion for your daily adventures. The slim design and magnetic attachment make it easy and convenient to use on the go. It’s my new go to daily backup and has already been a life safer during my workday and commute. The minimalist design, portability, and reliable performance make the Torras MiniMag Power Bank a must have.

I’ve always thought a portable magsafe charger would be a great idea, and it really is. I have an iPhone 13 mini, and while I love the size of the mini the battery will hardly get you through a full day on moderate use. I also don’t want to be tied to a wall/charger throughout the day as I’m constantly using my phone, nor is having a battery charger with a cable hookup ideal when out and about. This is my thoughts on this power bank. The magnet is pretty strong on this battery, it locks on pretty good, has not fallen off once accidentally. The size is also ideal and compact, so you can keep it in your pocket without bulk or much extra weight. The charger has 2 ways to charge which is nice if you need to lend it to someone. The USB C (wired) is a faster charger which I did confirm juices pretty quick, it charges at 18w. The wireless magsafe charges at 7.5watts, so a little slower but more convenient. The battery does get warm when charging or discharging, which is standard for any battery, but it does not get hot which is good. For some reason I was not able to charge the battery pack from one of my USB C cables, but all the other cables charged it just fine. The time it took for me to charge the battery bank (with approx. 18watts input) is around 2.5 hours from being completely depleted . The size of the battery is a little bigger than my iPhone 13 mini so it sticks out a little bit. We also have an Android with a magsafe case on it that I tried and it fit perfect, so I imagine most regular sized phones it should be an ideal fit. When you charge your phone you don’t need to turn it on or do anything to start, just slap it on there and it has light in indicators to show that wireless charging has begun and how much battery is left. I do wish it would support reverse wireless charging, so I could just pop it on my magsafe chargers to recharge the battery, but it doesn’t appear to do so. Not a big deal, but would be a nice option to have. Overall, it’s the perfect accessory for someone who may need a charge on the go. I have gotten about 1.5 (approx. a battery and a half) iPhone 13 charges out of this power bank, so its more than enough to help me get through the day. Attached are pictures of the battery bank attached to my iPhone 13 mini and my Android.

WHAT I LIKE: - Built-In Smart NTC sensor. My device still got hot with wireless charging though. With USB-C it wasn’t a problem. - Lightweight. Very thin. Easily fits inside pocket, bag, or on the back of the phone without getting in the way. Comfortable to hold the phone with it on. As it has rounded edges that are very smooth. - Supports MagSafe. Meaning you can attach it to the back of your phone and charge. Or if AirPods can do the same thing. Tried it on both and works well. Do not need to power it on to start. Does so automatically. If a device just has Qi charging that also works. Just put it on top of it. - I like with Qi or MagSafe that the LED on the back will be solid blue to show it is wireless charging. With wired connection that blue light is off. - Aluminum finish is great. Feels high quality and looks great. Simple design. - Easy controls. Single button. 5 LED lights. Show you the charge of the device 25% each dot. The fifth dot is the blue light mentioned above. Singe press to see battery remaining. Double press to turn off. Hold press to enter low power mode where LED lights will do a wave for 2 hours before automatically stopping. - Comes with a small USB-C to USB-C cable. But no lightning cable. Thank you Apple for being behind the times for so long. - Appears to hold charge well when not in use. NOTHING TO WRITE HOME ABOUT: - 7.5W wireless charging is fine. But on the slow side. For the price/size not surprising. - 18W USB-C charging fine. But on the slow side. For the price/size not surprising. - Both those wattages will only charge lighter devices (mice, phones, watches, etc.). The 5,000 mAh capacity also backs this up. Some examples, iPhone Pro 14 Max is 4323 mAh, the 14 Pro is 3200. Airpods 523 mAh. So, you could charge your Pro Max + AirPods before needing to recharge this, assuming the transfer of energy is 100% clean, which it isn’t. iPad Pro 11 inch 2022 7538 mAh. So, could charge that maybe 50% of the way. - They report 1.5 hours to charge. From my testing it was closer to 2 hours. WHAT I DIDN’T LIKE: - Magnet is mixed. While it is very strong, to the point I can hold up my phone by just the charger and shake it a bit without problems. If there is side pressure, it just slides right off easily. Making it so you need to be careful when in a bag or pocket so that it doesn’t displace. Which I ran into with my pocket and my backpack. - Not saying I want this. Or it is a big issue. No USB-A port so will have to have a USB-C to whatever. For example, say USB-C to Micro-USB may be difficult to find. TESTING: Wireless: - Starting battery: 25% After 1 Hour: 50% (25% gain) After 2 Hours: 73% (23% gain) - Then it appeared out of juice. As it stopped charging. Phone was hot. Making me concerned if NTC sensor was actually working. Wired: - Starting battery 3% After 1 hour 55% After 2 hours 79% - Then it again appeared to stop charging. May have been out of juice (as again energy transfer I think they report at like 60%). Phone was not very hot. Neither was the charger.

So like most people, being a family of 4 with 2 teenage kids we have a lot of power banks and for different applications. When I opened the packaged on this one, I knew exactly what this will be used for. It is slim and light with a single button and one usb-c port. This is perfect for anyone who needs to carry a power bank but have limited space. I use a crossbody bag every day at the gym and it has been really convenient having this power bank stored in it. My wife will also take it when she is using a fanny pack or a small purse. This awesome thing will fit anywhere. It also has a pretty fast wireless charging capability which is nice. The unit itself is also magnetic which I know works for a lot of iphone users which most my family do not use. But we do have the cases with magsafe which works perfectly with this power bank. It holds onto the phone securely and charges fast. But if you need a really quick charge then definitely use the usb-c cable, which is provided btw, and that charges super fast. The button turns the unit on and off and per the instruction book, holding down the power button for 2 seconds with make the power bank charge in low mode. I don't use that. With 5000mah of power, this unit is perfect small thin power bank for an all day back up for your phone. I'm really happy with this unit and can't recommend it more. Definitely get this

This TORRAS MagSafe battery is awesome. It arrived just in time for a long road trip, and it did not disappoint. The battery has enough juice to fully charge my iPhone 15 Pro Max whenever I’m in a pinch and not near an outlet. It magnetizes securely to the back of my phone and adds very little bulk. The only complaint I have is that the battery does get warm, but the aluminum casing does a good job managing the heat. On one hand, extra heat is expected because it’s a byproduct of any wireless charger. I also wish it charged a bit faster, but again, it’s not a deal-breaker for me. I’ve even found myself using this battery around the house to top off my phone when I don’t want to tether it to a wall charger. The build quality screams premium, and it works perfectly with my TORRAS case, which I also highly recommend. TORRAS has been putting out some seriously good iPhone accessories, and this Slim MiniMag Wireless Charger is a must-have in my opinion. Everyone needs to top off their phone from time to time, and this Slim MiniMag checks all the boxes.

I've been testing the Torras MiniMag wireless/wired power bank for the past week. I've used plenty of different power banks but this is my first experience with this brand. Overall, I think it's a fantastic device for MagSafe-compatible phones. The first thing I noticed is that it's incredibly thin, light and well built. It's by far the lightest and thinnest wireless power bank I've ever used. Considering its size, I love that it can charge my phone both wirelessly and wired with the included USB-C to USB-C cable. In terms of performance, wireless charging is efficient, though not the fastest. But for my use it was good enough. Wired charging performed much better, maintaining an 18-watt fast charge without overheating. The only drawback to this power bank was that it takes over an hour to fully recharge the power bank's battery. With that said, the MiniMag's size, build quality, weight capacity, and dual charging functionality make it a great accessory, and I highly recommend it for your wired and wireless charging needs.

The Torras slim wireless power bank is a good little charger that has a strong magnet on it that securely attaches to the back of iPhones that have the wireless charging feature on them. I liked the small size of the charger when I opened up the box and was impressed with how easily it clung to the back of my iPhone with the case still on it. The good thing is that you have the option to use only wireless charging, or you can use the included cable to plug the charger into your phone or device that you want to charge. It took a couple of hours to fully charge my power bank since it arrived with only a minimal amount of power on it. I was pleased that it has an easy to see set of lights to show you what level the charger is at so you can decide if you need to stop charging before it gets to 100 percent or not. I did like that I was able to use it on the go and that it was able to wirelessly charge my iPhone from 50 percent to 100 percent in a couple of hours since I was using it while it was charging. I am glad that the small size of the charger makes it my new go to charger to use while I need to have a little extra boost while away from home or my office.

Torras is a proven leader in technological innovations. Torras earned over 1300 patents & over 40 International awards for their cutting edge products over the past 12 years. The Torras Slim MiniMag Wireless Power Bank 5000mAh is my must-have iPhone 15 Pro Max accessory. It slips into my pants pocket with ease, measuring only 0.35" thick. It is 4" high & 2.6" wide. It weighs only 4.06 ounces! The smooth, curved edges on all sides make the Torras very comfortable in my pocket. I own several wireless Power Packs for cell phones. This Torras Power Bank is the only one that senses that it is attached to the cell phone. No more fiddling to locate a tiny button & multiple presses to activate it. Simply place it on the back of the phone; the powerful magnet holds it very securely. The Wireless Power Bank turns on automatically & begins charging the phone without touching any button. Another unique feature of the Torras Slim MiniMag Wireless Power Bank is the built-in real-time temperature monitoring system. I have experienced overheating with my other Power Packs; no worries with the Torras. It monitors the temperature during charging & will prevent damage to the Power Bank due to overheating. CONCLUSION: I love the ultra thin, light weight design, curved edges & automatic start of the Torras. This is my favorite Wireless Power Pack & I highly recommend it.

[PROS] Surplus Compatibility: Although iPhones and Mag-Safe products are the intended selling point, this device can wirelessly charge Qi-enabled devices like Samsung, Pixel, and other devices. Furthermore, any device with a USB C port can be charged through a wired connection. Effectively charges: When attached to an iPhone, the Torras Power Bank performs as expected. It charges the phone, and gets expectedly warm, but nothing concerning. With the 5000 mAh capacity, I'm able to get recharge the iPhone from 0% multiple times although I would never let it get to that point normally. Extreme Portability: Portability comes in all shapes and sizes, and the TORRAS Power Bank reaches the highest level which is pocket portability. Not only am I able attach it to my phone, but I can conveniently store it in my pants/shorts or in a backpack. [CONS] Charging Speed: Wired charging is limited to 18W which is acceptable although 20W or higher is preferred. I'm slightly letdown by the wireless charging speed being at 7.5W which is basic in my opinion. I don't mind carrying the power bank with me, but I want to charge it fast and wirelessly if I have the opportunity to do so. Nitpicks: Other than the charging speed, I don't have much to complain about it. There are other desirables, but nothing takes away from the overall product function. A larger capacity would be nice, but that might add more to the girth of the product which is already sized perfectly. A travel case would make for a cozy addition, but it's not necessary. [CONCLUSION] The TORRAS Slim MiniMag is defnitely a capable product. It doesn't wow in any category, but does all that it needs to do be a good power bank.

This power bank is an excellent peace of mind to have with you. It's small and slim design make it easy to carry in your pocket or keep in your backpack or bag. I went to an event where I knew I would be using my phone a lot, and this helped me make sure that I not only had plenty of power for myself, but also plenty for any of my friends that needed a little extra as well. Being able to fast charge with the cable is great, but having the power bank magnetically attached to my phone made it effortless and it was like it wasn't even there. I ended up just keeping the power bank attached and it continued to charge as I was using it. I still had roughly half the power bank's capacity left at the end of the 5-hour event. Using the power bank is very easy too. After charging, you can power it on with a single press of the button and shut it off with a double press. It has four indicator lights that let you know how much power is left as well. Each light represents roughly a quarter of power. So, one light would mean anywhere from 0 - 25% power, 2 lights mean 25-50%, etc. I do wish there was a bit more of an accurate amount displayed though. But that is sort of nit picking. Pros: Very compact, easy to use, wired or wireless capable Cons: My only real request would maybe have a small LCD display that showed the remaining power percentage, instead of the 4 dots, but that is only a more of a want than anything, as it works very well as-is.

Carries about a full battery for my Google Pixel 10 Pro XL, and so much easier to use while walking around than having to plug my phone into a portable bank like a plebian. If you play mobile games like Pokemon Go, this is super helpful. The magnet works really well, and the wireless charging works even in non mag phones.

The Torras wireless power bank came in friendly the first week I owned it! When I opened the box, it was so easy to operate-- plug in to charge. Done! My phone has the mag charge system so it made sense to get a portable charger that did not require being plugged in. The charger is slightly smaller than my phone and is much thinner. Connects to phone without taking the cover off the phone, so that makes me pretty happy. I live on a medium size ranch, so I am not always near an electrical outlet. Having this charger with me in my side-by-side vehicle lets me charge up whenever I need to With the charging bank full, I can charge my phone in my pocket! That way, there is not leaving it in a barn or house to get charged. This charging bank is very smooth and weighs less than the phone, so keep it with me is easy. It reloads/recharges in a very short time. You can tell how much charge is needed by five small lights on the front. You can even charge you phone on it while it is charging...

I recently started using the TORRAS MiniMag MagSafe Portable Charger, and it’s been excellent. It attaches securely to my iPhone 17 Pro and charges quickly and reliably, just like Apple’s own MagSafe power bank. I was pleasantly surprised at how well it aligns and stays in place during charging, and it doesn’t interfere with daily use of the phone. The design is compact and portable, making it easy to carry around for travel or on-the-go charging. What really stands out is the value — it offers the same convenience and performance as Apple’s version but at a noticeably lower cost. Overall, the TORRAS MiniMag is a high-quality, reliable, and very convenient portable charger. For anyone with a MagSafe-compatible iPhone, it works perfectly and is an excellent alternative to Apple’s own power bank.

Very nice power bank. 18W fast charging when using usb cable/wire. 7.5W if charging wirelessly. Capacity of the battery is 5000mAh It is thin and light. Built quality is very high. Body is made of aluminum so look and feel very nice. Aesthetic matches of those iPhone. Its magnet is very strong, it sticks to my iPhone 12 and does not come off even if I shake it. It also holds charge very well; power indicator led still indicates it is full after a few days. For wireless charging, even though it is made for iPhone 12 and above, it does able to charge iPhone 11 and Android phone, you just need to make sure it is aligned correctly with the phone wireless receptacle. Battery is of lithium polymer and online article is saying li-polymer is safer. The power bank comes with only a usb-c charging cable, you have to supply your own lightning cable. It has one power button, click to turn on and double click to turn off. Press for 2 seconds to enter low current mode and the mode last for 2 hours. Not sure what is the use of low current mode. The power bank also has one blue led to indicate wireless charging is in progress. Very happy with the product.

I like how this product is a lot slimmer rhan other batteries, and it is really conveinent with the magsafe functionality as well. Type-c connection also helps a lot with cable management. The one downside is that it can be unbearably hot after some time charging, so its best to take breaks when charging.