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Mophie Powerstation Wireless Xl Charging Ipod Touch Airpods Pro (Image credit: Christine Romero-Chan / iMore) I have been reviewing a lot of on-the-go power solutions recently. This could be because we have more and more power-hungry gadgets or because we don’t want to have charging anxiety when we are out and about. I have long followed Mophie and their charging and power bank solutions, and wanted to provide some review insights into two of their latest Powerstation solutions – the Mophie powerstation pro XL and the Mophie powerstation plus. Both of these battery power banks have unique features and use cases, but I wanted to provide details about both in a single review. (*Disclosure below.) Still, Mophie also included a legacy USB-A port to plug in other devices, like your Apple Watch charger or AirPods case. There is no USB-C port however, making the Powerstation Plus XL Wireless less than ideal for giving a MacBook or iPad Pro a boost. The Mophie Powerstation Plus XLfeatures an absolutely colossal 12,000mAhcapacity,adding several full charges' worth of battery powerto your smartphoneormassively boosting the available charge available on anytablet or USB device. CAUTION: To comply with the limits of the Class B digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules,

Note: This review is part of our roundup of portable power banks .Go there for details on competing products and our testing methods. This is where these two new Mophie Powerstation solutions help reduce that anxiety, knowing that you have on-demand power for your smartphone, tablet, or laptop when you are away from that glorious wall plug. While the Powerstation Pro XL is a bit more geared towards laptop users and the Powerstation Plus more for smartphones and tablets, they both are important power banks to have at the ready when you prepare to leave home or the office. The Mophie Powerstation Pro XL juices up all of your devicesThis product contains chemicals known to the state of California to cause cancer and birth defects or other reproductive harm.

Wireless charging is more convenient, but slower and less efficient. Using this method, the power bank raised the iPhone 11’s battery level 18% in half an hour. And, in total, it was able to increase the handset’s battery by 132%. There is actually a third model, the Powerstation Plus with PD, which is like an in-between of the regular Powerstation with PD and Powerstation Plus XL Wireless. It has 6000mAh and an integrated fast-charging (18W) Lightning cable, but no inductive wireless charging. It looks more similar to the Plus XL Wireless in appearance. mophie products are recognized for style and engineered for performance, providing a seamless integration of hardware, software and design. mophie has operations in California, Michigan, Netherlands, Hong Kong, and China. mophie products are available in more than 130 countries. The new standard for high-speed wireless charging The mophie powerstation external batteries have been designed to work with most popular smartphones,Contains a 10,000mAh internal battery that provides hours of power for your Apple devices: +34 hours for iPhone X, +14 hours for iPad mini 4, +9 hours for iPad 10.5-inch.* Mophie Powerstation Plus Xl Wireless Open Integrated Cable (Image credit: Christine Romero-Chan / iMore) mophie’s smart adaptive charging technology identifies your connected device and always delivers the fastest, most efficient charging speeds available. I tested the Mophie Powerstation Plus XL Wireless with a 6.1-inch iPhone 11, the best-selling of Apple’s most recent handsets.

The Powerstation Wireless XL itself can charge three ways: wirelessly on a Qi-compatible charging mat (slower than plugging in), via Lightning cable, or by USB-C. So no matter what you have available, you can still charge the Powerstation Wireless XL with what you have on-hand at the time.As you can see in the specs above, the Powerstation Plus is quite a bit different than the Powerstation Pro XL. The most significant difference is in the power output. It only has a combined output of 27W, so while you could, conceivably, charge a laptop, the Plus is truly not designed for that.