Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop Magnetic Wireless Power Bank 10000mah

Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank price in Bangladesh – 10000mAh magnetic style with substance

Looking for the Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank price in Bangladesh means you probably want backup power that looks as good as it performs. This Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank pairs a 10000mAh battery with magnetic wireless charging, a 20W PD wired output and a premium aluminum alloy and tempered glass body. It snaps onto a compatible phone, starts charging on contact and slips away again at just 16 mm thick, in Pink or Silver.

The listing describes the Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank as a fashion statement for your smartphone as much as a battery. The aluminum and tempered glass build gives it a high-tech look, and the listing says the metal housing also works as an efficient heat sink. Bold SODA POP lettering, the momax logo and 1-POWER PASS print sit under the glass, so the design stays visible every time you pick the bank up.

Capacity is the headline figure on the Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank: 10000mAh, listed as 38.5Wh, with a rated capacity of 6000mAh at 5V and 2.4A. Those are the only capacity figures this guide uses, because they are the figures the product page itself publishes. If you compare banks in our power banks collection, compare rated capacity as well as headline capacity for a fairer picture.

Magnetic snap-on charging, exactly as this listing describes it

The Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank is listed as MagSafe-compatible, and that wording matters: this page claims MagSafe compatibility, not Qi2, so this guide claims nothing more. The listing says strong internal magnets provide instant, secure auto-alignment and charging for iPhones. You place the pad face flat against the back of the phone, the magnets pull the bank into line, and the phone sits flush on the magnetic face while it charges.

Auto-charge is the second magnetic feature the listing names for the Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank: it powers up your device instantly upon magnetic contact without needing to press any buttons. There is no wake-up tap and no menu to open. Snap the bank on and charging begins, which is exactly what you want when a phone is fading during a call, a ride or a long work session away from a wall socket.

Alignment is where magnetic charging earns its keep on the Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank. A loose wireless pad stops charging the moment a phone slides a few millimetres, but auto-alignment holds the coil position for you. The listing presents that secure fit as the core of the design: the bank travels with the phone in a hand or a pocket instead of sliding around loose in a bag while charging.

Wireless output: adaptive 5W, 7.5W, 10W and 15W

Wireless output on the Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank is listed as adaptive 5W, 7.5W, 10W and 15W, with 15W the maximum. Adaptive means the bank and the phone settle on a level they both support instead of forcing one fixed rate. The listing does not promise that every phone takes the full 15W, and neither does this guide: your phone decides what it can accept, and the bank adapts within its listed range.

For iPhone users, that adaptive range is the practical story of the Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank. The listing aims the magnetic system at iPhones and names iPhone 12 to 17 owners as a perfect-fit audience. If your phone supports magnetic wireless charging, the bank aligns and charges without a cable. If it does not, the wired USB-C output below still gives you a fast, simple way to charge from the same bank.

20W PD wired charging through the single USB-C port

When you want wired speed, the Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank delivers PD 20W maximum from its USB-C port. The listing gives the full profile: 5V at 2.4A, 9V at 2.22A and 12V at 1.67A. That single port serves phones or tablets via cable, in the words of the listing, so one bank covers wireless snap-on charging and conventional cable charging without a second port or a built-in lead. The page lists no built-in cable for this model.

Recharging the Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank itself uses the same USB-C port, at 18W maximum input as listed. One port for input and output keeps the edge clean and the design slim, and it means the cable you carry for your phone can also refill the bank. The listing does not state a recharge time, so this guide does not invent one: expect the 18W input figure, not a promised number of hours, to guide your planning.

A comparable magnetic option in the same collection is the Joyroom JR-PBM11 power bank, which takes a different route with a kickstand design. The Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank instead puts its effort into materials and finish. Reading both pages side by side shows the honest trade-off in this corner of the catalogue: stand features on one side, a glass and aluminum premium build on the other.

Two devices at once, plus pass-through charging

The listing credits the Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank with dual charging: charge two devices at once, one wirelessly on the magnetic pad and one via the USB-C port. That pairing suits a phone on the pad and a second phone or a tablet on the cable, sharing one bank between two people or two devices. The listing does not publish a split-output figure for simultaneous use, so none is claimed here.

Pass-through charging is also listed for the Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank: recharge the power bank while it simultaneously charges your phone wirelessly. Overnight, one wall charger can refill the bank while the phone on its face tops up too, so both start the morning full. Treat both dual charging and pass-through as manufacturer claims carried on this product page, which is how the listing itself presents the feature set.

Capacity in real terms: 10000mAh, 38.5Wh, 6000mAh rated

The Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank stores 10000mAh at 38.5Wh, and the listing is unusually clear about the usable figure too: a rated capacity of 6000mAh at 5V and 2.4A. Rated capacity is what reaches your devices after conversion losses, so it is the number to plan around. This guide does not convert that figure into a promised number of phone charges, because phone battery sizes vary and the listing makes no such promise either.

The listing positions the Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank as ideal for travel, providing enough energy for extended use away from outlets, and describes it as flight safe because it meets international aviation standards. At 38.5Wh it sits in the size class airlines commonly allow in cabin baggage, but rules are set by each airline, so check your carrier before you fly. Within Bangladesh, the same capacity comfortably covers long bus, train and launch journeys.

Heavy daily use is the other natural home for the Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank. The listing names power users who rely on their phones for navigation, social media or work throughout the day. A midday snap-on top-up keeps maps, messages and mobile banking alive without hunting for a socket, and because the bank rides on the phone itself, you keep using the phone normally while it charges.

Aluminum alloy, tempered glass and heat

Materials set the Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank apart from plastic rivals. The listing specifies aluminum alloy with PC and ABS, finished with tempered glass, and describes aerospace-grade aluminum in its feature list. The glass face carries the SODA POP artwork, while LED dots and a round button sit at one end of the face, as the product photos show. It is a bank designed to be seen, not hidden in a bag.

The listing also makes a thermal claim for the Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank: the aluminum housing dissipates heat better than plastic, protecting your phone battery health, and the build acts as an efficient heat sink. Wireless charging always makes some warmth, so a metal body that spreads heat is a sensible design choice. This guide repeats the claim as the listing states it, without adding test results the page does not publish.

Slim 16 mm profile, Pink or Silver

At 16 mm thick, the Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank stays pocketable despite its metal and glass construction, and the listing gives its weight as approximately 195g to 200g. The page does not list length or width, so this guide does not guess them; the photos show a compact rectangle that sits neatly on the back of a phone. A 10000mAh bank you actually carry beats a larger one left at home.

Colour choice on the Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank is simple: Pink or Silver, selected at checkout as a product variation. The Pink finish leans into the soda-pop styling with soft colour under glass, while Silver is the quieter, more formal option. Both share the same capacity, outputs and materials. Note that other colours shown in general Momax marketing are not variations on this listing; if it is not Pink or Silver here, it is not part of this product.

Full specification table

Every figure below for the Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank comes from this product page. Anything the page does not state is marked Not listed rather than filled in from another model, because Soda Pop figures from other listings or other brands would mislead you. If a detail matters to your purchase and shows as Not listed, ask the support team before ordering and they will confirm what the page supports.

Who should buy it, and who should look elsewhere

The Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank fits iPhone enthusiasts first: the listing names anyone with iPhone 12 to 17 looking for a perfect-fit accessory with a premium finish. It also fits aesthetics fans who want tech accessories as stylish as their devices, and travellers who need multiple recharges away from wall outlets. If that sounds like you, the full magnetic range sits under mobile accessories for comparison.

Be equally clear about fit in the other direction: the Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank is a premium 10000mAh bank, not a high-capacity brick. If you need to charge laptops, run several devices for days, or want a built-in cable and a kickstand, a different model will serve you better; the Hoco DB98A power bank shows another magnetic approach at this capacity. Honest fit matters more than a sale, and the catalogue gives you both directions.

Certifications on the Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank are listed as CE, FCC, CCC and RoHS. Those marks are the safety and compliance information this page publishes, and they are reproduced here exactly as listed. The page does not publish a protection-circuit list or an IP rating, so none is claimed. For background on the brand itself, the Momax official site covers the wider Momax range beyond this single model.

Not every phone in the house needs to be magnetic for the Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank to earn its place. The USB-C port charges phones or tablets via cable, as the listing states, so a non-magnetic phone, a friend handset or a tablet can still draw 20W PD wired power from the same bank. One bank on the family table can therefore serve the magnetic iPhone on its face and a second device on a cable, which is the dual charging arrangement the listing describes.

Day-to-day care for the Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank is simple. Keep the glass face clean so the magnets meet the phone back without grit in between, align the bank until it seats flush, and glance at the LED dots at the end of the face to judge remaining charge while you work. The listing does not publish a battery-cycle figure or a drop rating, so treat the metal and glass body with the same care you give the phone it charges.

Capacity classes are worth one honest paragraph. A 10000mAh bank like this one is the daily-carry class: light enough for a pocket or a small bag, sized for top-ups and full-day security rather than multi-day off-grid use. Buyers who regularly drain several devices a day should compare the larger banks in the collection, while buyers who mostly need one dependable recharge with premium materials are exactly who this capacity, at this thickness and weight, was designed for.

Ordering, delivery and warranty in Bangladesh

Ordering the Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank from Gadget Superb is cash on delivery, available nationwide. Delivery is 70 taka inside Dhaka with delivery in 1 to 3 working days, and 120 taka outside Dhaka with delivery in 2 to 5 working days. You can inspect the product before payment where the courier permits it, and the store offers a 7-day returns policy. Choose Pink or Silver at checkout so the right variation is packed.

The live warranty for the Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank is 7 Days, as recorded on this product page, and this guide uses that figure everywhere. It is a short, store-level warranty, so check the bank carefully on arrival: test the magnetic snap, the wireless charge, the USB-C charge in both directions and the LED indicators within the returns window. Keeping the packaging until you have tested everything makes any return or warranty conversation simple.

Questions about the Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank before or after ordering go to the Gadget Superb support team on 09638054751 or by email at care@gadgetsuperb.com. Ask them to confirm any detail this page leaves as Not listed, such as box contents or exact length and width, rather than relying on figures from other listings. Accurate answers beat fast guesses, and the team can check the current product directly.

In short, the Momax 1-Power Pass Soda Pop power bank is the premium pick at 10000mAh: MagSafe-compatible magnetic charging as listed, adaptive wireless up to 15W, 20W PD by cable, pass-through and dual charging as listed, all in a 16 mm aluminum and tempered glass body in Pink or Silver. If finish and snap-on ease matter as much as capacity, this is the bank this catalogue built for you.