MOVESPEED Qi2.2 45W All-in-One Safe Semi-Solid Battery

Most power banks ask you to carry a cable, accept slow wireless speeds and trust a liquid-electrolyte cell. MOVESPEED's all-in-one pack is built around the opposite premise. According to the maker, it uses a gel-like semi-solid battery in place of conventional lithium-ion chemistry, then layers on Qi2.2 wireless charging, a built-in cable and a stand.

The semi-solid case

The maker argues that liquid electrolytes are what make ordinary lithium-ion packs vulnerable to short circuits, fire or explosion under impact, pressure or heat, and says its semi-solid cell physically eliminates leakage, combustion and explosion risk. MOVESPEED states the battery passed a nail penetration test, one it describes as having an industry-wide pass rate below 1%, and meets automotive-grade safety standards. It also claims long cycle life, high energy density and good cold tolerance, and pitches the pack as suitable for overnight charging and carrying on flights.

Charging, wired and wireless

The pack carries official Qi2.2 certification, which the maker says delivers roughly 70% more output than older 15W wireless chargers and supports 25W MagSafe wireless charging. Sixteen neodymium-iron-boron magnets generate what MOVESPEED specifies as 15N of magnetic force, aligning a phone in 0.1 seconds. For wired charging, an integrated cable supports up to 45W PD; it doubles as a strap and, per the maker, passed more than 10,000 pull tests.

Thermal management falls to a smart chip that monitors temperature from 0℃ to 100℃ in real time, with an aircraft-grade aluminum alloy housing helping dissipate heat. The maker says this keeps charging fast while limiting wear on the phone's own battery.

Everyday details

• Smart LCD display showing live output, remaining capacity and unit temperature
• Folding, rotating stand for landscape video or portrait use while charging
• 10000mAh capacity in what the maker calls a slim, lightweight body
• Compatibility with phones, tablets and wireless earbud cases, according to MOVESPEED

Taken together, the pitch is consolidation: one device meant to replace a separate cable, wireless puck and phone stand, with semi-solid chemistry as the safety foundation. How those claims hold up remains to be seen outside the maker's own materials.