BMX introduces a compact 5,000 mAh power bank featuring semi-solid-state battery technology for enhanced safety, Qi2 wireless charging, MagSafe compatibility, and titanium reinforcement.

BMX has launched the SolidSafe Air Qi2, a magnetic power bank that prioritizes safety without sacrificing modern charging capabilities. Priced at $59.99 MSRP, this 5,000 mAh device introduces semi-solid-state battery technology - a significant departure from conventional lithium-ion designs that BMX claims dramatically reduces fire risks from physical damage.
The SolidSafe Air measures just 103 x 70 x 6.8 mm (4.1 x 2.8 x 0.27 in.) and weighs 116g (4.1 oz), making it one of the slimmest MagSafe-compatible power banks available. Its titanium-reinforced casing provides structural durability while maintaining this compact form factor. For charging, it offers dual output: a USB-C port capable of 20W wired charging alongside a Qi2-certified wireless pad delivering up to 15W. When used simultaneously, outputs adjust to 10W wired and 12W wireless.

The Qi2 certification ensures full compatibility with Apple's MagSafe ecosystem, allowing secure magnetic attachment to iPhone 12 and later models. Charging efficiency extends to the unit itself, which BMX states recharges fully in approximately two hours using a compatible 15W adapter. This positions it competitively against alternatives like Anker's MagGo series, though BMX's safety-focused battery chemistry presents a distinct advantage for risk-averse users.
The semi-solid-state cells represent the most significant technical advancement. Unlike traditional lithium-ion batteries that use liquid electrolytes prone to thermal runaway when punctured, BMX's approach utilizes a semi-solid electrolyte matrix that maintains stability under physical stress. While not a true solid-state battery (which remains commercially elusive), this hybrid design offers meaningful safety improvements for a product category historically prone to damage in bags or pockets.
With its 5,000 mAh capacity, the SolidSafe Air provides about one full charge for most modern smartphones. This makes it ideal for urban commuters, travelers prioritizing flight safety, and users seeking a minimalist daily-carry power solution. At $59.99, it commands a moderate premium over basic lithium-ion power banks but aligns with premium MagSafe accessories like the Anker 622 MagGo ($49.99) while offering superior safety engineering.
The SolidSafe Air launches in gold, black, and silver finishes directly through BMX's online store. For iPhone users seeking MagSafe convenience with enhanced battery safety in a pocket-friendly format, BMX's innovation presents a compelling alternative to conventional power banks, though those needing higher capacities may find the 5,000 mAh limit restrictive for multi-day use.

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