USB-C Power Bank — Technical

A basic wireless charging pad (China, 300–500 unit run) lands around $4–8; a magnetic wireless power bank runs $12–22; a USB-C power bank runs $8–18 depending on capacity.

5–10W for standard charging speed at lower cost; 15W or higher for fast charging, which typically requires added heat management to avoid throttling.

It includes a MagSafe-style magnetic ring that lets it snap directly onto a compatible phone's back for hands-free, cable-free charging, rather than relying on a cable or flat charging surface.

Typically 300–500 units per capacity and finish, since the internal charging electronics and battery cells are sourced in batches that need volume to be cost-effective.

Specify both explicitly — capacity in mAh determines how many charges it can deliver, while output wattage determines charging speed; a high-capacity, low-wattage bank charges slowly despite its size.

Leather for a premium desk or bedside look; technical (rubberized or matte finish) for better grip and resistance to slipping or scuffing on a desk.

These generally fall under HS 8504 (electrical transformers and converters) or HS 8507 (batteries, for power banks specifically). Confirm per SKU, as battery-containing products may also require additional shipping documentation.