Anker has introduced the Nano Power Bank (MagGo, Plus) in Japan, bringing a new approach to portable charging with enhanced safety features. The device uses a neo-lithium-ion battery designed to resist pressure, fire, and puncture damage better than standard cells. The new power bank incorporates a neo-lithium-ion battery designed to enhance safety and durability for travelers.
Portable charger uses advanced battery chemistry for enhanced safety and durability while supporting Qi2 wireless charging.
The device supports Qi2 certified wireless charging at up to 15W, making it suitable for smartphones that utilize this standard. It attaches magnetically to compatible devices while providing a stable grip for daily use. With dimensions of 104 x 71 x 15 mm and a weight of approximately 215 g, the unit maintains a compact form factor for portability.
Specifications
- Battery Type: Neo-lithium-ion
- Wireless Charging Output: Up to 15W (Qi2 certified)
- USB-C Output: 30W max, 12W combined with wireless
- Capacity: 10,000 mAh
- Thickness: 15 mm (~0.59 inches)
Anker rates the battery at 10,000 mAh capacity with dimensions of 104 by 71 by 15 mm and a weight of approximately 215 grams. The unit supports up to 15W wireless output through its Qi2 certified pad on one side. A USB-C port delivers up to 30W when used alone, though combined charging caps total output at 17W with 12W reserved for the USB-C connection.
The model carries the identifier A1113 and comes in a single colorway available now in Japan. Anker plans to release a white variant later in Fall 2026, though no details exist about other colors or global availability windows. The company has not confirmed pricing for markets outside Japan.
Pre-orders are open now through Anker's online store in Japan at ¥11,990 JPY (about $75.30). Shipping timelines and retail distribution plans remain unannounced for international customers. The device arrives with the standard Qi2 magnetic alignment system built into its charging surface.
Anker positions this power bank as a safer alternative to conventional portable chargers by using advanced battery chemistry. Anker utilizes a neo-lithium-ion battery that offers improved resistance to pressure, fire, and puncture compared to standard cells. Early adopters in Japan can secure units through the brand's direct sales channel.
Source: Anker, NotebookCheck
