TESSAN has released the AERO 5000, a new portable battery designed for MagSafe compatible devices. This product is notable for its thin profile and the use of a titanium alloy in its construction.
The AERO 5000 measures 6.9 millimeters in thickness, making it comparable to the thickness of three stacked credit cards. TESSAN utilized an iPhone-grade titanium alloy for the battery's back, contributing to its overall design and feel.
A key feature of the AERO 5000 is its SolidSafe battery core, which is a pure-cobalt, semi-solid-state technology. This new structure is intended to reduce heat buildup and prevent thermal runaway, even if the battery sustains physical damage. The technology aims to mitigate issues associated with flammable liquids found in standard batteries.
The TESSAN AERO 5000 supports wireless charging at up to 15 watts. Additionally, it includes a USB-C port that provides a wired output of up to 20 watts, allowing for charging of other devices like AirPods.
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TESSAN introduced the AERO 5000, a new MagSafe compatible portable battery with a titanium alloy finish and a thin design. The device uses SolidSafe battery technology, which is designed to reduce heat buildup and prevent thermal runaway.