Baseus hides 10,000 mah inside a wafer-thin magsafe slab that weighs less than the iphone 17 pro

Someone at Baseus finally asked why a power bank has to feel like a brick. The answer is the PicoGo AM52: 197 g of anodized aluminum and Qi2.2 coils that slap onto the back of an iPhone 17 Pro and still leave the whole sandwich 9 g lighter than the phone alone. Ten thousand milliamp-hours have never looked this anorexic.

The magnetic grip is strong enough to lift a liter of milk

Sixteen N52-grade rare-earth magnets deliver 13 N of clamping force—roughly the heft of a 1.3 kg carton. Translation: you can climb a flight of stairs, yank the handset from a pocket, or whip it onto a car vent mount without the battery skating across the parking lot. A silicone landing pad keeps glass backs virgin; the aluminum shell doubles as a heat sink so the surface never crosses 39 °C, a full 9 °C cooler than the industry redline.

Wireless speed jumps to 25 W thanks to the Qi2.2 protocol, juicing an iPhone 17 Pro to 45 % in half an hour. Plug in the hidden USB-C pigtail and the wattage leaps to 45 W, enough to resuscitate a 13-inch MacBook Air during an emergency sprint to boarding gate C12. A second USB-C port plus the MagSafe pad lets the cable variant charge three devices at once—say, earbuds, watch, and phone—while the no-cable twin handles two.

Zero-to-full in 90 minutes, then it’s ready again

Baseus crammed a 30 W input circuit into the same sliver. Dead to 100 % takes 90 minutes on a 30 W GaN brick—coffee, shower, boarding pass, done. The company claims 600 cycles before the cells drop to 80 % capacity; at one cycle every other day that’s a three-year honeymoon.

Early adopters get two flavors: AM52-C (built-in 18 cm USB-C lanyard cable) and AM52-S (clean profile, braided cord in the box). Amazon coupons shave 15 % off at launch, knocking the price to $59 before algorithms notice the traffic spike.

Baseus already hints at a 5,000 mAh PicoGo Slim that slides under a MagSafe wallet and a kickstand variant for binge travelers. For now, the AM52 is the thinnest 10 K pack you can magnetically forget in your jeans, and that is a louder statement than any spec sheet.