How ZEEHOO MagAir Solves the Galaxy Camera Bump Problem

Author: Michael Faraday | Technical Director at ZEEHOO, with deep expertise and extensive experience in wireless charging technology.

We're excited to share this hands-on review from YouTuber AB Two Phones!

If you have a Samsung Galaxy phone and you have tried using a magnetic power bank on it, you already know the problem. The camera bump on the back of the phone prevents most MagSafe power banks from sitting flat. They wobble, they slide, they disconnect. Albert from AB Two Phones ran into this exact issue with both the Galaxy S26 Ultra and the Galaxy Z Fold 8, and then he found the one power bank that actually solves it.

The Raised Magnetic Ring Fits Galaxy Phones With Big Camera Bumps

Albert calls out the ZEEHOO MagAir as the charger that caught his eye specifically because of one design choice: the gap. The MagAir has a raised magnetic charging module that creates space for the camera bump, so you can slap the charger on correctly on the Z Fold 8, the S26 Ultra, and pretty much any Samsung smartphone with that annoying camera bump.

He is not even sure if ZEEHOO engineered the charger for this specific reason, but the result speaks for itself. It works perfectly with Galaxy phones. He has tried other chargers in the past that fit on the S26 Ultra, but those were older and slower Qi1 and Qi2 models. The MagAir is the first one that checks all the boxes.

Qi2.2 Certified 25W With Semi Solid State Technology

Albert runs through what makes the MagAir stand out beyond just the fit. It comes with the highest Qi2.2 standard, delivering 25W of magnetic wireless charging. That is the current ceiling for magnetic wireless charging speed, and it puts the MagAir ahead of older magnetic power banks that cap at 7.5W or 15W.

The battery is semi solid state, which Albert specifically notes as a meaningful upgrade over traditional lithium-ion cells. Semi solid state technology runs cooler, lasts longer across charge cycles, and is safer under physical stress. You are getting a genuinely different battery technology inside, not just a new shell around old cells.

Everything You Need in One Power Bank

Albert lists the hardware features that make the MagAir a complete package: a kickstand, an LCD screen showing battery level, an attached charging cord, and 10,000mAh of capacity. He also confirms it works perfectly fine on iPhones as well, so it is not a Galaxy-only accessory.

The kickstand is useful for propping your phone up while it charges. The LCD screen means you always know your remaining power without guessing. The attached cord means you do not need to carry a separate cable. And the 10,000mAh capacity is enough to meaningfully recharge a phone through a full day of use.

Why This Matters if You Have a Samsung

The context that makes Albert's recommendation particularly valuable is his honesty about the problem. He explicitly says that if you are into magnetic battery packs and have a Galaxy, you know the struggle because battery packs do not fit on the phone due to the camera bump. This is not a hypothetical issue. It is a daily frustration for Samsung owners who want the convenience of magnetic charging.

Most power bank companies have not addressed this. Their MagSafe rings sit flat against the body, which works fine for iPhones with relatively flush camera modules but fails on Samsung phones with their prominent camera bumps. ZEEHOO designed around this problem, and Albert confirms it works.

Final Thoughts

Albert's recommendation is straightforward: if you are in the market for a new MagSafe charger, check out the ZEEHOO MagAir, especially if you have a Samsung. The raised magnetic ring solves the camera bump problem that makes other magnetic power banks useless on Galaxy phones. The Qi2.2 25W charging speed is top-tier for wireless. The semi solid state battery is a genuine technology upgrade. And the kickstand, LCD screen, and attached cord round out the package.

For Galaxy owners who thought magnetic charging was not an option because of their camera bump, the MagAir is the answer.