Slim. Or slim and cheap.
Two of 2026's most popular portable chargers, head-to-head. The Clutch Pro vs the INIU P50.
Clutch Pro wins for daily carry; INIU wins on raw capacity-per-dollar.
If you want a charger you'll actually carry every day in a slim pocket or clutch, the Clutch Pro is the right call. If you want maximum mAh-per-dollar and don't mind a brick, the INIU P50 wins.
Clutch Pro
INIU P50
The head-to-head.
Thinness & Daily Carry
The Clutch Pro is ~6mm. The INIU P50 is ~17mm — nearly three times thicker. Clutch fits in a card pocket, a clutch purse, or the elastic on a passport sleeve. INIU is a brick that requires its own bag slot.
Capacity
INIU doubles the capacity — 10,000 mAh vs. 5,000. For an iPhone 15, that's ~2.5 full charges vs. ~1.3. Real advantage for multi-day trips.
Charging Speed
INIU outputs 22.5W; Clutch 18W. Both will hit 50% on iPhone 15 in ~30 minutes. INIU has a slight edge for high-wattage Android phones.
Cable Solution
Both have built-in cables. The Clutch's USB-C or Lightning tail lays flush against the body. The INIU lanyard is a carry loop — functional, but more utilitarian.
MagSafe Attachment
Clutch Pro is MagSafe-compatible. The INIU P50 has no magnetic attachment.
Design & Materials
15 Clutch colors with matte finish vs. INIU's 3 plasticky options. The Clutch is an accessory; the INIU is a tool.
Price & Value
~$29.99 vs. $49.99. INIU is 40% cheaper and delivers double capacity. Pure dollars-per-mAh, INIU wins.
How they stack up.
| Category | Clutch Pro | INIU P50 |
|---|---|---|
| Thinness / Daily Carry | ★ Winner | |
| Capacity | Winner | |
| Charging Speed | Winner (slight) | |
| Cable Solution | ★ Winner | |
| MagSafe | ★ Winner | |
| Design / Materials | ★ Winner | |
| Price / Value | Winner |
Pick your priority.
Buy the Clutch Pro if you:
- Want a charger that disappears in a pocket
- Own an iPhone 12+ and want MagSafe
- Hate carrying separate cables
- Care about design and 15 color options
- Will pay a premium for engineering
Buy the INIU P50 if you:
- Want maximum capacity per dollar
- Already carry a backpack
- Are on a tight budget
- Need multiple phone charges before recharging the bank
The verdict.
The Clutch Pro and INIU P50 are aimed at different buyers. The INIU is a great value brick. The Clutch Pro is a category-of-one slim charger for someone who wants to forget they're carrying a charger at all. For most people, the Clutch is worth the extra $20.
Shop the Clutch ProFrequently asked
Is the Clutch Pro thinner than the INIU P50?
Yes — the Clutch Pro is ~6mm thick, the INIU P50 is ~17mm. The Clutch is roughly one-third the thickness.
Does the INIU P50 work with MagSafe?
No. The INIU P50 has no magnetic attachment and is not MagSafe-compatible. The Clutch Pro is MagSafe-compatible with iPhone 12 and later.
Which charges faster, Clutch Pro or INIU P50?
The INIU P50 outputs 22.5W vs. the Clutch Pro's 18W. INIU has a slight edge on raw speed, especially for high-wattage Android phones.
Are both TSA-approved?
Yes. Both the Clutch Pro (5,000 mAh / ~18.5 Wh) and the INIU P50 (10,000 mAh / ~37 Wh) are well under TSA's 100 Wh carry-on limit.
Reviewed by The Clutch Team · May 2026
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