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CASELY POWER PODS RECALL: STOP USE IMMEDIATELY

INDUSTRY DESKFRI, APR 17, 2026

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The US Consumer Product Safety Commission has reannounced a recall of Casely's Power Pods 5,000mAh MagSafe charger (model E33A) after one death and dozens of injuries linked to defective units.

The recall affects 429,000 units originally recalled a year ago. According to the CPSC, the wireless chargers have caused at least 51 documented incidents, with some users suffering serious injuries. One fatality has been attributed to the defective devices. What to do: - Stop using the Power Pods E33A immediately - Do not charge it or attempt to repair it - Dispose of the device safely - Contact Casely for a replacement The model number E33A can be found on the device's label. Users should not wait to address the issue, as the defect poses an active safety risk. Casely has not yet issued a public statement regarding the reannounced recall. Consumers with questions can contact the CPSC or reach out to Casely directly for replacement options.

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