Mophie has expanded its PowerStation Plus line with four new pocket-sized battery packs designed for iPhone users seeking portability and multi-device charging capabilities, offering up to 20W output and built-in cables.
Mophie has expanded its PowerStation Plus line with four new pocket-sized battery packs aimed at iPhone users who want something compact, but not tiny. The range is split into Standard and Signature versions, each offered in 5,000mAh and 10,000mAh capacities, with the higher-end models carrying a more refined finish. According to Mophie and Zagg, the family is built around integrated charging cables and portable dimensions rather than maximum slimness.
All four versions include a built-in USB-C lead, although it is not retractable. On the standard models, that is the only cable included, while the Signature 10K adds a second braided cable and a further USB-C port, allowing charging of as many as three devices at once. Mophie and Zagg say the design is intended to keep cables close to hand without adding the bulk that often comes with larger power banks.
The pack’s charging output is rated at up to 20W through the USB-C port, which is also used to refill the battery itself. Mophie says the 5K models should deliver roughly one full iPhone 17 Pro charge, while the 10K units can recharge the same phone twice. The company also says the new range is intended to meet airline carry-on expectations, reflecting the growing scrutiny around lithium-ion battery safety.
Pricing starts at $29.95 and rises to $59.95, putting the range below many premium rivals while still offering built-in cables and multi-device charging. The latest launch also follows earlier PowerStation Plus updates from Mophie, including higher-output versions with 30W charging and, in some models, folding wall prongs for direct outlet charging.
For buyers weighing a travel-friendly battery pack, the appeal here is clear: modest capacity, direct cable access and a shape that should slip into a trouser pocket more easily than a typical brick. The trade-off is that these are not the smallest options available, and Mophie is competing in a crowded market where weight, output and portability often matter as much as price.
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