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MagSafe Monday: The TESSAN AERO 5000 brings a titanium finish to an ultra thin battery

There are tons of MagSafe battery variations, and I may own most of them. The new TESSAN AERO 5000 caught my eye because it’s really thin and has a titanium finish. It also uses a new battery technology to reduce heat and improve overall safety. After reviewing the entire spec sheet, I think this might be one of the more interesting MagSafe batteries hitting the market this year, and I can’t wait…

MagSafe Monday: The TESSAN AERO 5000 brings a titanium finish to an ultra thin battery

On this week's MagSafe Monday, we're highlighting the TESSAN AERO 5000, an ultra-thin battery with a titanium finish that's making waves in the wireless charging industry. This innovative battery is just 6.9 millimeters thick, roughly the same as three stacked credit cards, making it nearly unnoticeable in your pocket.

What sets the TESSAN AERO 5000 apart is not just its size, but also its materials and cutting-edge battery technology. The battery's back is made of iPhone-grade titanium alloy, adding a premium feel and durability. TESSAN has employed a pure-cobalt, semi-solid-state battery core called SolidSafe, which utilizes a new technology to minimize heat buildup and prevent thermal runaway, even if the battery undergoes extreme physical damage. This innovative design significantly enhances battery safety.

The TESSAN AERO 5000 can output up to 15 watts wirelessly or 20 watts when connected through a USB-C port. This combination of a titanium finish and advanced battery safety makes the TESSAN AERO 5000 a standout option for those seeking a minimal weight battery for their everyday carry. More information about this battery can be found on Tessan's website.

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