Silicon Power is rolling out a new accessory that feels tailor made for travel days and frantic commutes. The MP10 is a compact 10,000mAh magnetic wireless power bank that snaps to your phone and keeps multiple devices charged without juggling cables. It supports 20W PD fast charging, includes two built-in USB-C cables, and even has a digital display so you always know how much juice is left.
What immediately stands out is the magnetic charging surface. SP says the MP10 delivers 15W wireless power with a strong 10N magnetic hold, so it stays attached instead of drifting or slipping when you move around. In practical terms, that means you can throw it in a pocket or bag with your iPhone 16 Pro and top up quickly. SP claims the MP10 can bring that phone to 50 percent in about thirty minutes, which puts it firmly in the grab-it-and-go category. Even with a 10,000mAh capacity, it stays surprisingly light at about 0.47lb, so it will not turn your pocket into a brick.
The thoughtful touches continue with the cables. SP built in two USB-C cables that tuck neatly into the edges, so you do not have to hunt for extras when your phone is dying. Pair those with the wireless surface and the additional USB-C port, and you can charge several devices at once.
Earbuds, Apple Watch, and phones can all sip power from the MP10 at the same time, which is handy when everything on your nightstand is blinking red. The digital LED display is another welcome detail since it shows the exact remaining battery percentage instead of guessing from vague indicator lights.
SP is offering the MP10 in four colors that lean toward earthy and neutral tones. Pure White and Stone Gray look clean and understated, while Sand Beige and Forest Green lean warmer. The whole thing has a simple, travel-friendly feel without the bulk that typically comes with power banks of this capacity.
If you rely on wireless charging and want something that handles both Apple and Android gear without fuss, the MP10 looks like an accessory worth keeping in your bag. Pricing and Amazon availability details were not provided, but SP usually prices its accessories fairly, so keep an eye out if you want a compact charger that punches above its weight.
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