Tempt Elite 67W GaN charger and Joos Mag Mini Power Bank review: Small gear, serious utility

Charging accessories rarely get the spotlight, yet they are the products we rely on every single day. Tempt, a brand steadily carving space in India’s crowded accessory market, is betting on practicality over spectacle with two compact essentials: the Elite 67W GaN dual-port charger and the Joos Mag Mini 10,000mAh power bank. I have been using both together for a few weeks, and the combination makes a strong case for a simplified charging setup, especially if you juggle multiple devices.

Tempt Elite 67W GaN Charger: One Brick, Fewer Compromises

The Elite 67W charger is built around GaN3 technology, which allows it to deliver high wattage without turning into a bulky heat trap. The design is clean and minimal, finished in white with a reassuring heft that signals quality rather than excess plastic.

With dual USB Type-C ports, the charger is flexible enough to handle a laptop and a phone simultaneously. In everyday use, it comfortably powered my laptop while topping up a smartphone without noticeable slowdowns. Heat management is impressively controlled, even during extended charging sessions, and Tempt’s overheating protection does its job quietly in the background.

This is the kind of charger that earns its place in your travel pouch. One adapter replaces the usual mess of bricks, and at ₹2,299 after discounts, it undercuts many big-brand GaN chargers while offering comparable performance.

Joos Mag Mini Power Bank: Designed for Modern Phones

The Joos Mag Mini power bank takes a different approach. Instead of chasing sheer capacity, it focuses on convenience and versatility. With a 10,000mAh battery, it strikes a balance between portability and practicality. It slips easily into a small bag or jacket pocket without feeling like dead weight.

The standout feature is the 15W magnetic wireless charging, which works especially well with MagSafe-compatible phones. Snap it on, and charging begins instantly. For wired charging, the 22.5W PD output delivers noticeably faster top-ups than standard power banks. Being able to charge up to four devices at once adds real value, particularly during travel or long workdays.

The LED battery display is another small but thoughtful touch. Instead of guessing how much power remains, you get a clear, accurate readout at a glance. It's priced at ₹2,799.

Using Them Together: A Quietly Smart Pair

What makes these two products work so well together is consistency. Both focus on safety, efficiency, and compact design. At home or at a café, the GaN charger handles high-speed charging without fuss. On the move, the Joos Mag Mini steps in seamlessly, whether you prefer wireless convenience or faster wired speeds.

Neither product tries to reinvent charging. Instead, they remove friction from it. No overheating anxiety, no cable chaos, no bulky accessories weighing you down.

Verdict: Practical Wins Over Flashy Features

The Tempt Elite 67W GaN charger and the Joos Mag Mini power bank are not about hype. They are about solving everyday problems with well-executed design and reliable performance. For users who want fewer chargers, safer power delivery, and accessories that blend into daily routines rather than dominate them, this pairing makes a lot of sense.

At their current prices, both offer solid value, especially for professionals, frequent travellers, and anyone tired of juggling multiple charging solutions.