Q.Mag X is the lighter choice on published figures: 125g and 8.3mm versus Q.Mag X1 at 194g and 13mm. Q.Mag X has a 5000mAh capacity label; Q.Mag X1 has 10000mAh. Choose the carrying trade-off first, then check the current colour, price and stock on the linked product page. For compatible iPhones, MOMAX lists up to 7.5W wireless output on these models; the 15W maximum is device-dependent.
Q.Mag X and Q.Mag X1 specifications
| Manufacturer-stated specification | Q.Mag X, IP116A | Q.Mag X1, IP117A |
|---|---|---|
| Battery capacity | 5,000mAh | 10,000mAh |
| Dimensions | 104 × 68.5 × 8.3mm | 104 × 68.5 × 13mm |
| Weight | 125g | 194g |
| USB-C output | Up to 20W PD | Up to 20W PD |
| Wireless output | 5W, 7.5W, 10W or up to 15W, depending on the receiving device | 5W, 7.5W, 10W or up to 15W, depending on the receiving device |
These figures come from MOMAX Hong Kong's product pages checked on 2026-09-25. They describe the model families, not measured results with a particular phone. Select the current colour on the product page and confirm the exact SKU, HKD price and stock.
Which suits everyday carrying?
From the published figures, Q.Mag X is 4.7mm thinner and 69g lighter than X1. For commuting or a short top-up, a lighter design may matter more than extra capacity. For a full day out with a larger energy reserve, the thicker, heavier X1 may suit you better. These are buying considerations based on specifications, not store measurements or hands-on tests.
Does double the capacity mean double the full phone charges?
Not necessarily. Q.Mag X1's 10,000mAh label is twice Q.Mag X's 5,000mAh label, but it cannot be converted directly into a guaranteed full-charge count. Conversion losses, wired or wireless transfer, the receiving phone and using the phone while charging all affect results. MOMAX separately lists a rated capacity for Q.Mag X1; do not confuse it with labelled battery capacity.
For a step-by-step comparison of charging methods, read the magnetic and USB-C power bank buying guide.
What should you check about your phone and case?
Confirm that both support the intended charging mode. MOMAX's published wireless output depends on the receiving device. Its Hong Kong specifications list up to 7.5W wireless output for compatible iPhones on these models. A 15W maximum power-bank label does not mean every phone charges at 15W. For USB-C, check the phone port, cable and phone input limits alongside the power bank's output.
Do not infer compatibility with a newly released phone or third-party magnetic case from the product name alone. Check the manufacturers' latest information before ordering. This guide does not certify compatibility between these power banks and any iPhone 18 model.
Which product should you look at next?
- If 8.3mm and 125g suit your everyday carrying needs, view Q.Mag X.
- If a 10,000mAh capacity label matters more than the extra thickness and weight, view Q.Mag X1.
- If neither has suitable ports, capacity or dimensions, browse the current MOMAX power banks.
Q.Mag X or X1: buying questions
Which is thinner and lighter?
Q.Mag X is 8.3mm and 125g; X1 is 13mm and 194g. The difference is 4.7mm and 69g. If carrying weight matters most, start with X; if the larger labelled capacity matters more, compare X1.
Where can I check their Hong Kong prices?
Open Q.Mag X or X1 and select the configuration. The current HKD price and stock belong to that option, not to an old article price. Hong Kong delivery is free by SF Express, with an estimated 2–5 business days.
Which one is allowed on my flight?
Check the printed battery energy, condition and your airline in the Hong Kong flight-rules guide. Neither family name alone guarantees acceptance on every route.
Buying questions and catalogue links updated on 2026-10-13. Manufacturer limits retain the source review dates below; current prices and stock remain on the selected product page.
Sources and review date
Reviewed on 2026-09-25. Model specifications were checked against MOMAX Hong Kong's Q.Mag X IP116A and Q.Mag X1 IP117A pages. Everything Store's pages were used to check current configurations and links. This guide makes no claims about charging time, full-charge counts or unverified device compatibility.