Mophie today launched the long-awaited Juice Pack Air case for the iPhone X, nearly eight months after it received Qi certification for the accessory. The case comes in two colors -- Black and Navy -- and is being sold for $99.95. The Black Juice Pack Air can be ordered today and will ship in 1-2 business days, but at the time of writing the Navy is out of stock.

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Juice Pack Air is a Qi case for iPhone X, and can store battery to recharge the smartphone while on the go. There's a built-in 1,720 mAh battery that Mophie says extends the life of iPhone X to a total of 30 hours. With Qi support, you can place the Juice Pack Air on any Qi-compatible mat to refuel the accessory as well as the iPhone X.

Like other Juice Packs from Mophie, the Juice Pack Air for iPhone X has high-impact protection, a low-profile design, and a LED status indicator on the back of the case to see how much battery is left. Compared to previous iterations, the Juice Pack Air for iPhone 8/7 has a 2,525 mAh battery and the iPhone 8 Plus/7 Plus accessory has a 2,420 mAh battery.

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Rumors about the launch of the Juice Pack Air began circulating in March of this year, when Mophie applied to the Wireless Power Consortium to gain Qi certification for the charging case. With the clearance, the Juice Pack Air became the first Qi-certified iPhone X charging case.

Since the application, Apple has now launched three new iPhones: the iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and iPhone XR, but Mophie Support on Twitter confirmed that the new case is only officially compatible with iPhone X. One user asked about a Juice Pack Air Battery Case for iPhone XS and XS Max, and Mophie Support tweeted back, "We're always coming out with new products and power solutions for your favorite devices. Stay tuned for updates by signing up for our newsletter."

Those interested can purchase the Juice Pack Air for iPhone X on Mophie.com today.

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Top Rated Comments

dominiongamma Avatar
60 months ago
That bottom chin yuck! and no lightning port
Score: 5 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Westside guy Avatar
60 months ago
When Jony Ive saw this case, a single tear quietly rolled down his cheek.
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
hortod1 Avatar
60 months ago
Once upon a time poor battery life made the extra weight and bulk of these things a necessary evil. Can’t speak for others by my iPX lasts all day and then some. Think the OLED display makes a big difference
Score: 2 Votes (Like | Disagree)
dmx Avatar
60 months ago
I’ve bought Mophie cases in the past but the lack of Lightning pass through makes it a non starter for me. I’d rather carry around a power bank. If someone makes a quality battery case that supports lightning, I’m in.
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Drumjim85 Avatar
60 months ago
Once upon a time poor battery life made the extra weight and bulk of these things a necessary evil. Can’t speak for others by my iPX lasts all day and then some. Think the OLED display makes a big difference
I think it has more to do with the efficiency of the processors than OLED. The Xr gets better battery life with a LCD than any OLED iPhone.
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Peter K. Avatar
60 months ago
I'm surprised they didn't make them for the non-wireless charging iphones as well. I'm sure a lot of iphone 7 users would love to wireless charge their phones.
But they do have a wireless charging case for the iPhone 7. I’m using it right now...
They did! I had one for my "7"
Yep. I have one for my 6s Plus that I still use with their magnetic / wireless charging car vent mount.
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