The Sharge Icemag 3 is a compact, magnetic Qi2.2 MagSafe power bank designed to snap onto your phone for effortless wireless charging. Unlike bulkier battery packs, it offers a streamlined solution for on-the-go power needs.
One of the standout features of the Icemag 3 is its 10,000mAh battery capacity, which delivers up to 25W of wireless charging—ideal for iPhone 16-series devices and newer models. The power bank also includes:
- A built-in kickstand for hands-free use while charging
- A 35W USB-C cable that doubles as a lanyard
- A USB-C passthrough port for additional charging flexibility
- A transparent window showcasing an LED-packed cooling fan
For a limited time, Amazon Prime subscribers can purchase the Icemag 3 in either white or black for $69.90—a $10 discount off the regular price. Sharge also includes a free 60W USB-C cable when you add both the power bank and cable to your cart. Alternatively, you can buy the Icemag 3 directly from Sharge’s storefront for $67.92 using the promo code ICE15.
Where to Buy
- Amazon (Prime members): $69.90 (black or white)
- Sharge (with code ICE15): $67.92
While detailed charging speed test results will be shared in a future review, early impressions of the Icemag 3 are highly positive. Despite being slightly thicker than competing Qi2 power banks, its premium build quality and fast charging performance—both wired and wireless—make it a standout choice. The transparent window revealing the cooling fan adds a unique aesthetic touch, while the included free cable sweetens the deal.
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