What I Found
Charging is only half the fit
LISEN sent over its Qi2.2 magnetic power bank in black and white, and my first question was whether it would work with the iPhone Duo. Charging started during the quick check, but the power bank had a pretty big overhang. LISEN does not advertise Duo support, so I would not treat that charging response as proof of a good fit or full compatibility.
The detachable USB-C cable caught my attention. I compared it with the cable on my Baseus power bank and looked at how the LISEN cable comes away from the battery. The LISEN is thicker than my Baseus, and I also walk through its USB-A and USB-C ports, power button, and battery indicator lights.
On my regular iPhone 18 Pro, the fit looked better and I could see charging start. This is an unboxing and first look, not a charging-speed, heat, capacity, or long-term reliability test. The 10,000mAh capacity, up-to-25W wireless charging, and up-to-65W USB-C figures discussed in the video are product specifications, not results I measured here.
LISEN provided both power banks free of charge for this first look. Product links marked as affiliate links may earn me a commission at no extra cost to you.
What this video covers
- Unboxing both colors and checking the build and feel.
- Removing the USB-C cable and comparing the design with my Baseus power bank.
- Finding the ports, power button, and battery indicator lights.
- Checking the overhang on iPhone Duo and the fit on iPhone 18 Pro.
- Explaining the shortcut behind the spoken charging announcements.
The short version
The detachable cable is interesting, and the black and white versions both look good. For the Duo, though, the overhang matters even when charging starts. Watch the side-by-side fit checks before assuming a magnetic power bank will sit comfortably on your phone. The spoken battery-level announcements come from my iPhone shortcut, not from the power bank.
