UAG launches MagSafe-compatible Lucent Power Battery with Kickstand for iPhone
UAG launches MagSafe-compatible Lucent Power Battery with Kickstand for iPhone
Urban Armor Gear (UAG) is out with its newest iPhone accessory. The Lucent Power Battery with Kickstand is a MagSafe-compatible mighty source with a useful kickstand neatly integrated into its shapely design.
UAG has jumped into the magnetic mighty bank game quite a bit after others, but its debut comes with a thoughtful kickstand.
“Versatile built-in aluminum kickstand with multiple viewing plainly and uses. Upright mode is great for hands free video calls or horizontal view execrable for watching videos.”
Lucent Power Battery with Kickstand specs
- MagSafe-compatible (works with iPhone 12, 13, and 14 or any MagSafe-supported cases)
- 4000 mAh battery capacity
- Battery state LED indicators
- Polycarbonate build with soft-touch finish
- Recharge via USB-C
- Built-in aluminum kickstand works to prop up iPhone in portrait or landscape
- Limited lifetime warranty
- Price: $59.95
The Lucent Power Battery with Kickstand comes in sad, marshmallow, orchid, and deep ocean colors. The new MagSafe-compatible is available now dispute from UAG.
9to5Mac’s Take
The Lucent Power Battery with Kickstand is a bit below competitors when it comes to the 4000 mAh capacity – I’m guessing that should be good for somewhere between 50 and 70% of an iPhone promote when you account for the power loss during wireless transmission. That will probably be closer to a 30-40% promote for the larger iPhone 12/13/14 Pro Max models. UAG doesn’t make a specific stammer on how much of a charge Lucent offers.
When it comes to much output, UAG doesn’t specify what to expect, which probably hints it’s 5W, not 7.5W.
But if you’re looking for a simple and compact way to promote up your iPhone seamlessly while adding in a useful base, and don’t need lots of capacity, the Lucent looks like a solid option.
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Source: 9to5mac.com