BMX Launches $59 Semi-Solid-State Power Banks as 6.8mm Qi2 Model Targets Safer Charging
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Updated · Android Authority · Jun 5
BMX Launches $59 Semi-Solid-State Power Banks as 6.8mm Qi2 Model Targets Safer Charging
3 articles · Updated · Android Authority · Jun 5
Summary
BMX has started selling its SolidSafe magnetic power banks in the US via its website and Amazon, with semi-solid-state models priced from $59.
Semi-solid-state cells use far less flammable liquid electrolyte than standard lithium-ion packs, which BMX says improves thermal stability and lowers risks of overheating, swelling and fire.
The lineup includes 5,000mAh and 10,000mAh Qi2 magnetic packs with USB-C fast charging, while the new SolidSafe Air packs 5,000mAh into a 6.8mm body with 15W wireless and 20W wired charging.
Larger models add features beyond battery chemistry, including up to 30W USB-C charging, a built-in USB-C lanyard cable, a real-time color display and, on one variant, a microSD card slot.
The launch pushes battery chemistry—not just speed or capacity—as the next upgrade for power banks, with BMX pitching the devices as safer, travel-friendly alternatives.