Peak Design Launches Wireless Kickstand Travel Battery
The company expanded its charger lineup with a Qi2.3-certified travel battery, a dual-pad wireless station and new USB-C cables.
Updated on Nov. 3, 2026 in Accessories
Peak Design expanded its collection of chargers and charging accessories, including the Wireless Kickstand Travel Battery, described as the world's first Qi2.3-certified wireless charger. Most of the new products became available on the announcement date, with the travel battery and certain cable lengths available November 5.
Why it matters
The release adds new options for users who carry multiple devices and want portable wireless charging. The launch also shows continued competition among accessory makers around Qi2.3 wireless standards and faster USB-C power delivery.
The Wireless Kickstand Travel Battery costs $99.95 and wraps a 5,000mAh battery in a magnetic anodized aluminum housing with a folding kickstand, available in black or moon finish. The Dual Slim Charger costs $64.95, uses GaN technology, is half an inch thick and delivers up to 65W through two USB-C ports.
The players
Peak Design
Peak Design is a American company known for camera straps, bags and portable accessories designed for photographers and everyday carry.
The details
The lineup also includes the Wireless Charging Station 2-in-1, priced at $99.95, which has two 25W wireless pads that can run at full power simultaneously. Peak Design's USB-C UltraStrand Cables range from $24.95 to $39.95.
Timeline
November 3, 2026: Most new chargers and accessories announced and became available.
November 5, 2026: Wireless Kickstand Travel Battery and certain UltraStrand cable lengths become available.
Culture Shift
The Qi2.3-certified Wireless Kickstand Travel Battery extends the Qi2 wireless charging standard into portable, multi-device accessories. It reflects a broader move among accessory makers toward wireless charging that works across phones, earbuds and travel kits without tangled cables.
The travel battery and certain cable lengths can be bought starting November 5, at $99.95 and $24.95 to $39.95 respectively. Users who want wireless charging on the go can compare the 25W plugged-in speed with the 15W battery-only speed before buying.
The takeaway
If you rely on wireless charging while traveling, check whether a device supports the speed you need on battery power, since the 15W battery-only rate is lower than the 25W plugged-in rate. Matching your charger to your daily use can prevent slower-than-expected charging.
Further reading
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