URBN 10000 mAh Hyper MagTag Power Bank White Wired And Wireless

Value for Money

70

Charging Performance

65

Build and Portability

75

Buyers might regret the short six-month warranty if the battery degrades quickly or the wireless charging coil stops working after a few months of regular use.

Buy it if

If you are an iPhone user looking for a cheap magnetic wireless charging option at ₹1,199, this pocket-sized power bank is quite handy for emergency top-ups. It fits easily in small bags or pockets, though you will have to compromise with a short 6-month warranty period and slower wireless charging speeds compared to plugging in directly with a cable. If you are a student wanting a light daily backup charger for your earbuds and mobile phone, this white 10000 mAh model gives you decent dual charging features on a strict budget. Just keep in mind that wireless charging generates extra heat and drains the battery faster, meaning you might not get the full stated capacity out in the real world.

Skip it if

If you are a heavy gamer or power user who needs fast, reliable wired charging all day long, you should skip this and look for a higher capacity power bank with a 1-year brand warranty. At ₹1,199, the short 6-month warranty and unknown wireless efficiency make it a risky choice for charging multiple high-drain devices constantly on the move. If you own an older Android phone that does not support magnetic wireless alignment, buying a MagSafe power bank is a waste of money. You are better off buying a standard wired power bank that offers faster charging speeds through the Type-C port without paying extra for wireless coils you cannot use properly.

Scored 7 Nov 2026 · Verify specifications and price on the store before buying.

Value for Money

Low risk

Charging Performance

Some risk

Build and Portability

Low risk

Overall regret risk: Some risk. Each area is banded from its own score, so the rows above mirror the breakdown.