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It’s called Icemag 3a 39.1 Wh (10,000 mAh) battery, If you must) with a built-in 25W Qi 2.2 magnetic wireless charger, a 35W USB-C cable built into the fabric lanyard, optional RGB lighting, an active fan for cooling, and an additional USB-C port for pass-through charging as well.
If you remember, these classic point-and-shoots from Sony had a large sliding bar to protect their lenses – a bar that would also instantly bring the camera to life when you slid it down!
The Icemag 3’s aluminum bar doesn’t slide off, nor does it protect the camera lens — instead, it’s a foldable stand, and the glowing eye of the battery is a 10,000-rpm fan to help keep the charger cool. I’m not a fan of small fans, and found the sound a bit annoying on the original Icemag, but maybe it helps keep the built-in electronics cool?
This is technically the third version of the Icemag, but the first didn’t have a stand at all and was limited to 7.5W wireless charging, and the second It has a small foldable stand and 15W wireless charging. Neither had a built-in cable, and both charged from the bottom.
Sharke has now moved its charging port to the side – along with the large stand, and it looks like you can also keep it propped up on your desk as a stationary wireless charger for your phone, and Sharke has a picture of it simultaneously using the built-in cable to charge some earbuds too.
Sharke will launch the Icemag 3 on November 13 for around $70 On its website; It should retail for $80 starting in December. In case you’re curious, here’s how I liked Braun’s previous turntable-inspired battery: