The All New Anker 621 MagSafe Battery Pack is BRINGING THE HEAT!

The Anker 621 is one of the thinnest magsafe battery packs on the market and still offering that 5000mAH capacity. Can it fix one of the issues that i've experienced with using some of Anker's magsafe packs, heat.
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[@toml3955]

I bought the 621 for a day hiking trip where I knew I’d be taking a lot of pictures and videos, didn’t use it until my iPhone got to around 20% and back to around 80%. In a pinch or for travel, it can’t be beat in my opinion. There’s heat, yes, but I just put my phone on airplane mode and let it charge and it’s actually very minimal and gets the job done. Not my intention to use it everyday but it’s so easy to carry in my pocket I think it’s a no brainer just in case. Would recommend but, use airplane mode if you can while traveling for 30 min and it’ll get you back to half a day worth of use!

[@LetsGoHelio]

Thanks for keeping it real and not trying to sell us something. I’m new to your channel but im already trusting your word. ✊🏽

[@TechnicallyTee]

Always going to keep it 💯

[@howiefeltersnatch69]

A nice refreshing HONEST review. Thank you! So many KZbinrs make what are essentially glorified commercials for the products they review. I use the Apple MagSafe charger now but was looking to pick up a cheaper alternative for my gym bag. Going to pass on this one. Thanks again…you got a new subscriber.

[@TechnicallyTee]

Thanks much appreciated! I just try to talk about my real world usage and hopefully the brand can take the feedback and do something with it. Welcome to the channel! 💪🏽💪🏽

[@yugan6559]

I tried to get a Anker 621 at the first place, and I literally bought a magsafe phone case for that. But after watched your review, I cancelled the case order. I really dont like that heat while charging. Really love your videos, which saves me a lot of money. Hope you reach 100k subs soon. A viewer from China

[@TechnicallyTee]

Thanks I really appreciate that!!

[@KiLLJOY1056]

@@TechnicallyTee Can you please tell me if the 621 gets any hotter than the 622? Or are they the same in terms of heating up?

[@GGN9NE]

I have both the Apple one and the 622. I actually prefer the 622. Just get more juice out of it. It’s a little heavier, but helps in the long run.

[@CANARYHP]

Great review! I find the heating issues with the majority of wireless chargers which is why I don’t use them. Heat is the batteries enemy No matter how slight.

[@gryffmunster13]

Euker 10K on Amazon. I love everything about this one and I have no issues with heat on my S22 U. The Anker one gets a touch warm but not like he describes. Maybe it's because I have an S22 U and it's getting hot because it's iPhone 🤷🏽‍♂️. Plus on the S22 U it fires up at a higher power in Magsafe because Samsung can charge up to 15w wirelessly and I believe this battery pack is a 10w magnetic, 20w plugged up

[@TechnicallyTee]

Yeah it’s the issues with most of them out there. That’s why I just use the Apple MagSafe battery pack.

[@gryffmunster13]

@@TechnicallyTee whatever works, that's why there are so many accessories keeping you on the grind. 👑

[@gryffmunster13]

@@Nala_1230 this theory is based on?

[@gryffmunster13]

@@alexsherel3344 no, no it's not. It's based on your opinion. Science says your battery will degrade no matter how you charge it. You wanna try again or you wanna swing and pull out your back?

[@hannesschwan6284]

The electromagnetic field between the transmission coils is the reason for power transfer, but if not properly shielded could also be the cause for the extensive heat. It induces eddy currents in nearby metallic objects. If the design of the power bank is a little flawed in this regard, this would explain why it heats up like this.

[@dav07]

7.5 wats no problem with the temperatures.....

[@frnkisco]

It’s currently on sale for prime day and I’m considering getting it. I currently have the apple magsafe charger but I’m curious to try this one out. It not being MagSafe certified is what throws me off about it. I don’t mind the overheating as I would use it only while having my phone idle. But not having that firmly secured “MagSafe feel” might throw me off especially if it’s moving around in my pocket. Great video bro, I’ll definitely be trying it out myself.

[@seekerj1643]

Your review on the Apple MagSafe battery pack vs the previous Anker kept me away from the Anker. I absolutely love the Apple MagSafe battery pack on my 13 Pro Max. I am hoping though that Apple releases an updated version that is 10000-15000 maH though.

[@savnac]

Apple official MagSafe battery pack is only the way to go for me. I haven’t bought any battery packs yet but after watching many of your battery pack reviews, once I buy one, the apple one is definitely the only one I’ll ever buy.

[@adamnordin1]

I totally agree. Even with the price, I’ll stick with Apple

[@TechnicallyTee]

Yeah people hate it but it’s the only one that runs efficiently.

[@ALBERT.GM.WALKER]

I'm in the market to buy my first battery pack for my iPhone 14 Pro Max. I was going to buy this Anker 621, but everyone is saying that only the Apple MagSafe battery is the way to go. Why?

[@savnac]

@@ALBERT.GM.WALKER two main reasons: it runs cool, no heat issues whatsoever, and lastly because it’s smart. It’s not just a charger, it has UI integration with iOS and it knows only when it’s most efficient to give juice to the phone and stops when not so needed. Tee makes like 2 videos about it i recommend you watch it

[@antador8200]

Amen to that

[@NateSail82]

Thx for being real man and not just hawking products.

[@chwngsir]

I use 621 for a year, it is great 👍🏼 besides the heat issue. But recently, I find it expanded a bit, does anyone here has the same experience? I am managing to buy another MagSafe battery pack.

[@shawn4397]

I have the anker 622 and the Apple MagSafe battery pack and i felt like the 622 got way to hot. Especially compared to Apple’s which barely puts off any heat

[@TechnicallyTee]

O yeah for sure. People hate the Apple battery pack but it’s the most optimal for our devices.

[@Visvism]

Knowing that Apple is transitioning over to USB C, I just can’t see myself buying any additional accessories based on lightning port. So I’ll go with the Anker 633. If Apple introduces an updated MagSafe pack with USB C and a higher charge, then I may reconsider.

[@cosanostra8]

Hi. what is the difference between 621 and 622? only kickstand?

[@whunderwhoiam2489]

I bought this for my trip to Hawaii and it overheated everytime in the 80 degree weather. My iPhone 14 pro actually disabled the charging because it was overheating.

[@OmairArif]

If the Apple one isn't an option, which small (5k or less) magsafe power bank would you recommend?

[@BradleyMorrisYT]

The Apple one has less battery but is way more efficient and a lot less heat that would potentially damage battery health over a period of time

[@ronakbarman3580]

Belkin similar, less costly and a little more battery

[@TechnicallyTee]

Yep. I rather use something that’s optimized for my phone for sure.

[@danielmaytie]

My main bank is the 622.. I have the new redesigned 622 (now has usb c port on the side instead and can now be turned off by holding the button too) But I also have the apple bank for those more portable times since it’s slimmer

[@danmacmillan88]

Ordered the 633 on early prime day yesterday for like $20 off, and my iPhone 14 pro max finally came in the mail too and wrapped that sucker in a caudabe sheath of course, goes hard

[@TheBullethead1988]

I ordered the 633 on prime day but still waiting for my phone :(

[@carlosduran2800]

How did you get the chance to order it through Amazon? I checked it and every time said "Currently unavaliable" :(

[@TechnicallyTee]

O you ready to take on whatever now then!! 💪🏽💪🏽

[@dawyz4]

Good review I need to get a new one to carry around for my iPhone and my pixel. Great job as always!!

[@TechnicallyTee]

Thanks much appreciated!

[@theodorajackson6233]

I got something like this in purple it's quite nice and strong and helps me very much i don't have to lug my power bank and cord everywhere i go or have it in my pocket all the time

[@mytechlife2016]

A lot of the power is lost in the transfer. I think it’s mainly from the heat.

[@TechnicallyTee]

Yeah that’s a culprit for sure.

[@LucaMuntz]

I feel like as long as you have a case on, and don’t hold it whilst it’s charging, the heat shouldn’t be an issue.

[@Dashawn.B]

It’s not MFI materfactuted for iPhone. That’s why it gets hot.

[@erictingsee]

Must be a hand warmer at the same time good for the winters.

[@kidnextdxxr]

I jus cancelled my order😅 impulsive spending. Ima jus get a battery pack case

[@SergiuSalcau00]

People on Amazon are complaining it gets hella hot. So i went with the ESR halolock 10k with the kickstand after watchin your video of the batteries.

[@TechnicallyTee]

O yeah that ESR is solid for sure.

[@mohamadyaman]

I live in the middle east so having heat problems with my anker 662 didnt seem to be a problem to me, just thought its a normal thing to happen. but one time i used it outside in the middle of the day and my phone threw a warning saying it will resume charging when the phone/powerbank cools down but at night or in a cooled area its a bit warm but nothing to be worried about.

[@BradleyMorrisYT]

Have you checked out the ghostek covert? Trying to decide between that and the spigen clear case with MagSafe

[@charlemagnearevalo2339]

I have that, china variant though, and yes it gets hot than 622 anker.. now im using apple magsafe battery, from 25 percent it charges to 85 percent which is a safe percentage charge for my iphone 12 (not setting it to charge pass 90 percent.)

[@yahmanml]

Nice review. I was wondering about the heat.

[@gryffmunster13]

He said this is that winter time hand warmer joint. Slap it on ya phone when you at the football game and bam, multi tool!

[@TechnicallyTee]

😂😂😂😂

[@FNJ720]

I just got the Apple MagSafe battery pack. On sale at Verizon!

[@uchibruh549]

👀 still on sale? Edit: it is still on sale and I just picked one up, thanks!

[@chicagojoe12]

How much did it end up costing?

[@TechnicallyTee]

Niceeee

[@Barkman2009]

Important to note that it’s NOT a MagSafe battery pack, it’s a wireless battery pack with a magnet. There’s a difference. Companies are clever at marketing products without actually calling it MagSafe. Only certain products have MagSafe certification, this is not one.

[@TechnicallyTee]

Yep of course.

[@DaGGerzAstroflux]

Is there a list of real MagSafe certified power packs?

[@mulasien]

@@DaGGerzAstroflux just the official Apple one

[@MrSwaggernaut83]

Surprise surprise lol

[@WeiFinder]

Let's just call it magsafe and not fall for Apples marketing BS, k? Thx.

[@scoss2]

Love the Nomad strap with the Ultra.

[@JesusReyes-fh6wy]

I have a lot of electronic handwarmers that also double up as a Powerbank. Unfortunately, you cannot charge your phone and use the handwarmers at the same time. The sun second good option for a couple days so I can both charge my phone and have something warm to hold. In all seriousness, heat is not very good for the phone, so I may only use this when I’m out and about on a cooler .day

[@jmisc]

So am I correct that Apple official MagSafe will make the phone consume the external battery first before the internal? That will help with the lifetime of the phone.

[@KingTechHD]

I’ve skipped MagSafe chargers for now. I use a 25W brick for my lightning charger & put it on a laptop cooling pad

[@TechnicallyTee]

I feel it for sure.

[@fatesteyneit2990]

Are camera protectors worth buying? If so, would you mind doing a "top/best" video of it? Please

[@TechnicallyTee]

I honestly don’t use them but it’s a video to consider for sure.

[@vu1cana]

They’re pointless. The camera lens on the iPhone is sapphire

[@padawanmario4794]

I just got one of these after having the Apple MagSafe battery pack its really cool im so happy with it!

[@notsurewhat2put]

How come you switched from the apple one

[@padawanmario4794]

@@notsurewhat2put honestly because it just didnt charge my phone at the time enough (iPhone 13 Pro Max) And even so when I did use the MagSafe battery pack to charge I was barely getting around 35-40% back on my phone and that used the entire battery pack! So it just didnt seem worth it even with all the apple integration. So I ended up gifting it to my best friend since he would appreciate it. Now with my 14 Pro Max with the Anker battery pack, not only was it less than 50 dollars (sale), but it charges my iPhone at least 60%, uses USB-C and has options for the charger to be a phone stand OR a pop socket on the back, so it just ended up being the more practical and functional option for me since its just a charger that sticks on the back of your phone at the end of the day. hope this helps :)

[@adamnordin1]

The heat is really not for me. Tried a lot of 3rd party p/banks all of them heats up! Not like Apple. Do you have any recommendations? Thanks Tee!!

[@angelmontoya4777]

I just bought one and mine would get very hot, so I just started using it with a small USB-c to lighting cable to charge my iPhone and it doesn't get hot anymore. It does suck though that i have to use a cable to avoid the heat of the battery

[@YukonHawk1]

Thanks for the heads-up

[@TechnicallyTee]

You know it 💪🏽💪🏽

[@Whitepinoy]

ESR HaloLock 5k with kickstand is the one i use

[@TechnicallyTee]

Solid pick.

[@TongueJedi]

Was looking at the version with the pop grip but read all the heat issues so opted out. Just wish the apple had a power button

[@TechnicallyTee]

Yeah I had that one too but I returned it honestly.

[@zacharyweinberger4659]

Awesom review! Have a iPhone14 PM coming in. Random question, but thinking of two case options. I'm leaning towards the Nomad Leather case, but was also thinking of the Cadaube sheath case?

[@TechnicallyTee]

I’m having some issues with my nomad case this year so I’ll lean towards the Sheath.

[@zacharyweinberger4659]

@@TechnicallyTee I’m curious, what kind of issues?

[@kmannewyork]

Thank you for keeping it real. New subscriber will watch more of your videos

[@lululemon0424]

The battery capacity labelled is not actually the capacity in the battery and also, any type of charge will cost some electricity because of the conversion, that really depends on how well the circuit is designed. Lastly, the heat generated takes a lot of juice away as well. Wireless charging is really not an efficient way to charge devices, if they are not designed for convenience, there's no point in buying them. I guess the heat problem of this particular battery pack is because the thin design takes away the space for heat distribution as we can see it's even thinner than the Apple battery which only has half of capacity.

[@Arkhemiel]

Can you do a review on the Newdery MagSafe? I myself used it. Doesn’t get hot and it’s 10K MaH.

[@justinharrison4542]

Great video my man. 🎉

[@frankiepavinato]

A great and HONEST review..I was thinking of buying this to save 50 bucks compared to the Apple one but in the end I think I will buy the original....

[@WeiFinder]

The original has more downsides than Ankers

[@ashlee4512]

How long does it take to charge up the battery pack. I just got it and can’t fibd that information anywhere thank you. 🥰🥰

[@ricekick]

ive been looking around for a mag power bank, and most ive seen are all just regular charging. Are there a magnetic power bank thats a fast charging?

[@quangpham464]

Can you do review about MOFT magsafe battery.

[@TechnicallyTee]

I’ll check it out.

[@huntergreen1988]

Awesome review brother 💯

[@jackvozz2790]

Just what i been waiting for👌👌👌

[@TechnicallyTee]

💪🏽💪🏽

[@tylerritchie438]

The phone accessory king strikes again with a great video.

[@Markste-in]

For a review channel it would be nice if you would be more precise what “really hot” means because that is really subjective. Maybe you could start measuring the temperature in future reviews.

[@kore996]

I have this battery and on hot summer days it overheats the phone and then you take your phone out to look at it and it reduces your screen brightness because of the heat so in full sun, hot days…in my pocket or hand it overheats and my iPhone 12 mini is not happy with it. In a pinch I guess it works but still a bit frustrating.

[@IamRasmux]

The only pack i would buy will be when they come up with a MagSafe 15w speed, if not then cable is the way to go, waiting for 521 to drop, looks good and doubles as a wall plug.

[@TechnicallyTee]

I have to look into that one. Haven’t seen it yet.

[@uchibruh549]

Idk I feel like there’s just better options out there for a battery extender. Personally I’m all in on my ESR HaloLock mini w/ kickstand! Dope vid as always Tee 🔥🐐

[@TechnicallyTee]

Thanks G! 💪🏽💪🏽

[@luistorres6730]

I wouldn’t want my phone getting that hot other I use 2x 20k mah battery packs however something like this seems more idk ? Specy more reasonable I just like the concept of slapping it on the phone! HERES A SUGGESTION MAYBE TRY SLAPPING A PHONE COOLER ON THE BACK OF IT

[@Johnlmooring]

Bro try the 10,000 MagSafe battery pack by mophie. I got it from Best Buy for about $60. It has a kickstand and the ability to screw into a tripod. It’s a BRICK, but bro I get 2 Full charges out of it for my iPhone 14 Pro Max.

[@ALBERT.GM.WALKER]

I can't find the info I need on the Anker website. My go-to-airlines (Delta) does not allow power banks over 160-watt hours per battery. I know it has 5,000 mAh, but how many watts? Also, Delta states: Each fuel cell cartridge and system must be durably marked by the manufacturer with the wording: "APPROVED FOR CARRIAGE IN AIRCRAFT CABIN ONLY". I've never heard of such a rule. Do all power banks have this printed on the unit itself? This is a first for me.

[@00Dawggg]

I’ve taken over 50 flights this year and have never been stopped over a battery pack while flying Delta or any other airline

[@silverwings2561]

Curious about the comparison between anker and the benks one, does the benks get this hot too?

[@TechnicallyTee]

Benks for sure doesn’t get nowhere near this hot.

[@silverwings2561]

@@TechnicallyTee thx

[@greggchaffin1596]

My problem with these styles of chargers is the heat produced between the phone and charger.

[@sergiomota5415]

I got this one and I use while charging and it get warm but not hot at all

[@CattivoRagazzo]

Can u review energea magpac mini ? 10,000 mah and 15w magsafe charging .. based on their ads ..

[@familyminute9502]

Great review!

[@TechnicallyTee]

Thanks much appreciated!!

[@extra4542]

My only gripe is the material of the 622. Feels great but it has stained easily 😢, at least the white one. Looks like the same material on this one

[@TechnicallyTee]

Yeah this material for sure feels like it would get dirty.

[@JuggEnergy]

Thanks for the info, heat really shortens the lifespans of batteries so it’s a no from me

[@Top0ne]

I wonder if would it make any difference without a case

[@TechnicallyTee]

Didn’t.

[@joshohanlon1085]

Random question but would the benks or spigen be the best screen protector for 14 ?

[@TechnicallyTee]

I rock with Spigen. Can’t beat the 2-pack for the price.

[@loucaraatknight]

loving the dooey tee

[@LMPANFILE]

Agreed it gets hot. I’ll be using a cord with it.

[@drscrubs]

Can you review the Oisle 4225 mah battery?

[@TechnicallyTee]

I keep hearing about that one so I might have to give it a try.

[@mytechlife2016]

Does the bottom of the battery pack hang below the bottom of the 14 Pro?

[@TechnicallyTee]

I’m not sure. I don’t have access to the smaller pro.

[@Randii225]

What’s the difference between this one and the new 622 ?

[@TechnicallyTee]

622 has the built in stand and it a little thicker.

[@abdelrahmankhaled2392]

does it work with iphone 11 pro max

[@bryanngo759]

curious how the baseus line comparies

[@TechnicallyTee]

I’ll have to check them out.

Well i'm sorry to tell you, but it is not MAGSAFE, as you can see from missing MagSafe animation (and also from Anker listing on Amazon). That not only means missing graphics, but also it is not Certified by Apple and also not have that much protection via iPhone software itself for heat and controled speed as certified MFI/made for MagSafe products do better than only Qi "other" products. It is just cheaper to made for these companies. If you do not belive what i mean, You can test it even with original Apple charger and any MFI or best the original Apple usb-c to lightning cable and try to charge it and meassure heat of the phone and charger and also total charging time beside not MFI charger and cable. It will be longer and with much more heat that also destroy battery in long term much faster :\

[@TechnicallyTee]

I get that, I know the lingo of what the differences are. Either way I’m talking about the functionality of the product. I don’t get into all the fine details and numbers and all of that, I use the product and I speak about my experience.

@@TechnicallyTee absolutly got it, thanks for this reply. But when you said and titled MagSafe, i just wait fot you to slap it on iPhone and see the animation if its REALLY a magsafe. And because its not thats easy answer why QI charging slower and hotter. Thats why it need to be called by its standard. It is big difference in my opinion.

[@SlowDRV]

But what about the over heating .. the apple one keeps your battery health good

[@TechnicallyTee]

Yep for sure that’s why I prefer that one.

[@edc120912]

In all hoensty the 622 is SUPER SLOW at charging. I sat in a movie for 2 hours and it only charged my ph9ne 15% higher than what it was.

[@jeffhale1189]

Thanks for sharing. I use Apple’s. Blessings on your day 💪🏻

[@vxs666]

The reviews on Amazon with this one are very bad, I saw 3 or 4 reviews of people just complaining about the heat. One guy said he got the warning on his iPhone that it got too hot, that's dangerous.

[@Brians_tech]

Man I had high hopes for this one. Hate that it gets so hot.

[@TechnicallyTee]

Yeah bro she gets a little warm for sure.

[@jonPmulm]

I’ve seen a lot of tests about MagSafe battery packs but no one is perfect. I love Anker but too much grat. is shit. I think it will be the Apple one. That’s sad.

[@TechnicallyTee]

Yep sadly that’s the only one that runs efficiently.

[@thisme2911]

Those batteries Qi wireless charger. And not magSafe thats why batteries getting hot etc ..

[@AbiyBattleSpell]

Can’t use with mini iPhones rip

[@martyconrad8352]

Thank you

[@TechnicallyTee]

No problem!

[@victuringan1429]

I still like the official MagSafe battery pack better.

[@srgamerzyt4857]

You should change your name to "Mr Alright " 😂😂😂

[@TechnicallyTee]

Alright.

[@vhongtv87]

I think esr 10000mah pwrbnk is better

[@jjrallis]

Thinner yes but larger in surface area than apples

[@quadriderhonda]

Got your notification

[@MylesTech]

i love mine!

[@TechnicallyTee]

As long as you like it. I like how thin it is but just gets a little too hot for me.

[@jcre2000]

All New? 🤔

[@TechnicallyTee]

This one hasn’t been out long.

[@taintandledoucheinc]

Literally

[@santijr007]

💪🏼

[@TechnicallyTee]

💪🏽💪🏽