Juice Pack Battery Case for iPhone 16 Pro - +50% Extra Battery Life

Mophie has always done it best. Two piece clip together battery cover. Battery power isn’t that much, but it should be enough to get you to your next charge. It seconds as a phone protector as well. If you’re gonna have a phone protector, it might as well have some battery power in it you can use. The cover takes the abuse of both dropping your phone and plugging your phone in over and over and over. I’ve had these for years on my phone and have loved every minute of it. In my book, it’s easily worth every dime of the cost to know I have more battery if I need it and my phone is safe from damage. That’s Priceless if you ask me.

I’ve been waiting for MagSafe enabled battery case for a long time because of all my accessories. This has a strong magnet and it’s a solid case overall. This is an easy install and the battery last a descent amount of time. USB c is perfect and the cut out is precise. A solid feeling grip for the material but I wish the lower part was shorter but still a great battery case overall. Love that the back magnet is very strong to mount on gym equipment but doesn’t wireless charge which would of made it perfect. It’s been less than a year and it’s not charging fully and only half. Contacting customer support through them hopefully I can get a fix and reupdate this review. _____ So far getting support takes long & it’s not a direct way of doing this. I’ve been in contact with a customer service agent that takes about a day to respond and it might be a bot. Even if I get a new working case, I don’t know if it’s worth the purchase. Serial number couldn’t register so they had to manually do it. Also screenshots of the receipt is no good, has to be pdf. It’s been three days after warranty claim and no replacement so far. Process is horrible along with a $9.99 shipping charge for a warranty claim(so far no need to return broken item which is cool) & definitely one star. Don’t think I’ll be purchasing another ZAGG or Mophie product in the future.

I always had Mophie cases ever since they released these products many many years ago. There was a brief halt in production for a couple of years, but now they are back. And I have to say, I am pleased. I was using generic battery cases in the past when I could not have Mophie. One thing I wasn't sure of (but hoped for), was if the Mophie battery packs still could be turned on and left on so the phone just uses the case battery until it was empty, then switched to phone. And it does! Other generic cases do not do this. Other generic cases will need you to manually turn on the case, but then once the phone is full they will turn back off. The way Mophie does it is far superior. Why? 1) When the phone is using the juice pack constantly, it does not use any of the capacity of the phone battery at all. Means the phone battery will last longer capacity wise 2) Don't have to keep switching the case on all the time when needing to charge the phone. I would much rather buy another juice pack once the juice pack battery gets weak then buy another phone until I am ready. This is so much cheaper in the long run especially now that phone manufacturers are offering 7 years of service updates. Other notes: The juice pack battery isn't as big as the generic battery phone cases. This makes the juice pack case slimmer. Some people might appreciate that, while some people may not. I use my phone moderately during an18 hour day. And sometimes it doesn't even deplete the juice pack fully. Other times I might use MAYBE 10% more on my phone. I think that's pretty good. The materials are premium and I suspect the case will last a long time. I haven't dropped it yet, so I don't know if it will survive a drop. But it's best not to drop these types of cases anyway due to the battery and extra circuit inside them that may be prone to damage. Also, keep in mind while your phone is water resistant, the juice pack is not. So, be careful about that too. The charging is fine. If the juice pack is depleted, and if the phone is also around half depleted, you'll want to give a good solid 5-6 hours of charging time to get them both charged up. Which is fine if you just plug it in while you sleep which is what I do. One word here, if the juice pack is fully depleted when plugging it in, once done charging you do have to manually turn it back on. But then it will stay on until you turn it back off or it depletes fully again. If the juice pack is not fully depleted when charging, it will still stay on. Hope that makes sense. If you are on the fence with this purchase, just get it. It's likely you will love it!

First off- this case was originally designed to fit the iPhone 16, which is basically the same size as the new iPhone SE 3rd generation. Mophie makes some of the best battery protective cases in the business. I’ve had them before, and they’re designed to last. This one is no different so far. This battery case walks a good line between slim profile and light weight, and power capacity. I’d say that it could power up an almost dead SE to 60-70%. I keep mine in this case daily, and only occasionally dig into the actual phone’s battery reserve if I leave the house with a full battery case charge. This isn’t a perfect fit, however. The single SE lens leaves some space that was used by the older multi lens design (see pic). Also, the top left side switch that toggles the silent mode on/off is not a perfect fit at first, and is a bit touchy. It could be that it’s slightly offset, but it does work. And this case basically has a pass through USB-C charging port, which has always worked flawlessly. Charging status is indicated at the push of the button next to four rear LED lights. I’ve bought cheap no-name versions of iPhone battery packs in the past that cost much less than a Mophie. But they’d eventually start to bulge and split once the battery inside the pack started to go bad after too many charge cycles. Can’t recommend this battery pack enough for the 2024 iPhone SE. Worth the extra money over a cheap no-name battery case. Highly recommended.

Previous Mophie battery cases for iPhone have all worked great, super dependable, and charged my iPhone SUPER fast when in use. The charging order (when phone was in case and case was plugged in) made sense, phone charged first then case. This case however takes so long to charge if I leave the phone in the case and plug it in. The phone charges slower, and the case almost doesn't charge at all. That's when I noticed the phone was detecting the case as a USB device...I also noticed that my phone battery was dying much faster when using the case. So essentially it was doing the complete opposite of what it's supposed to do. I don't know if it was just my case malfunctioning or if I got a spy chip or whatever but at the end of the day, my phone shouldn't detect the case as a device and try to power it. No loner a Mophie fanboy. Additionally, they (Mophie) made it super unclear, or rather didn't make it easy to know if it would allow wireless charging. It almost seemed like they intentionally made it difficult to find that out. My previous battery case (not Mophie) would charge the phone wirelessly but couldn't be used to charge the case. Both cases will not charge wirelessly, making my wireless charging a no go...I've got those (wireless chargers) all over the house installed into the walls and on other surfaces, why? Because of the landscape feature that only works if the phone is charging. Makes it super fun to have extra phones around like in the kitchen that show relivent info while doing things, like cooking. /endrant

I have had a mophie battery case on 3 out of 4 of my iphones, and I will never not have one again. It offers an additional 60-80% battery life depending on what you're using it for / when you start charging your phone (when you see your phone hit 25-30%, start using it, don't wait until its on red!). It's extremely handy for long car rides or flights, or just as a backup in case you forgot to charge your phone all day and then you're out at the bar that night and realize your phone is about to die; but wait, no its not because you have the mophie! It fits super snug on your phone, I wouldn't say it's the best as far as protecting your phone although it is pretty sturdy and it will definitely provide more protection than not having any case on it at all. I don't love the way the top latch is designed on this model; in previous models, it snaps together in the center, but on this model because of where the camera is, it snaps in on one side only. I have had this model for about 3 months now and I've had no issues, it's absolutely fantastic, I would highly recommend this case if youre buying an iphone 16, its totally worth the money.

Bought this phone case for an extended trip to Africa in March and while a bit bulkier than what I was used to carrying, it worked great and kept me on the go without worrying but it unfortunately has already kicked the bucket. The case no longer charges. I first thought it was my charging cord but turns out the charging port is the issue. Attempted cleaning in case there was debris but seems like I only got 4 months out of a really expensive phone case that is now worthless. Probably wouldn’t recommend!!

When I purchased my new iPhone, I had originally gotten a case similar to this from the phone store. That case was much better at charging your phone. This one seems pretty sturdy, but also does not charge my phone as well. While it is a mag case and can stick to magnetic phone holders and such it does not charge wirelessly.

Este modelo ya lo habían desaparecido de su catálogo, lo volvieron a tener y sin pensarlo lo vuelvo a adquirir ojalá y pronto hagan los de colores

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