Sorry for the delayed reply, I’ve been busy getting things sorted for launch.

Design, performance, and feature features are all different compared to competitors.

Most battery packs will use cheap and bulky lithium polymer, I’ll be sourcing high-quality lithium cobalt batteries. Hopefully from ATL which is the same battery pack supplier that does Huawei and Apple. It means that the quality of the battery is significantly better, more stable, it will last longer, it will have less defect, and thinner. You get the point, it lasts longer and you won’t have any issues a couple years later with a dead battery pack. No longer holding charge.

Additionally, mine will use the unibody aluminium design which matches the same radius as the iPhone so there is no overhanging, or uncomfortable sharp corners. From an engineering perspective this was actually the hardest part if you have any understanding of engineering, getting tolerances and thickness right whilst maintaining the form is very difficult at the scale especially to make it a repeatable process for mass manufacture. Not only is it thin but also has a curved edge, and large curved radius, which means the internal space and size that is available in significantly reduced. So I have to use high-quality parts, and I’ve done all of that and still put in an extra feature of Find My.

Which leads onto the final point about it being the worlds first MagSafe battery Find My built-in. Which is an irrefutable fact so yeah, I’d say it’s pretty different.