Anker Portable Charger, 10,000mAh 30W Power Bank, USB-C in and Out Fast Charging Battery Pack, Travel Essential Phone Power Bank, for iPhone 16/15, iPad, MacBook, Galaxy, Google, and More

Great product, worth the cost, easy to use, super fast charging your phone, last a long time with multiple plug-ins, charged up my phone 3 to 4 times.Nice part was that you can charge the charger, while charging your phone.A bit heavy but wasn't uncomfortable to carry in the bag pack.On/off switch could be a bit easier to find and operate due to how flush it sits back into the unit.It also tucks its own charging cord back into the charger, for ease of space.

I bought this portable charger for my S24+. I had gone through several others, which all claimed to be for newer Android models, including or even specifically, S24+. But all portable chargers aside from this one weren't built compatible with the S24 model Samsung phones. The S24+, and I assume newer model Samsung, use the USB C to USB C charging cord, similar to iPhone newer models. Almost every"android compatible" portable charger though, comes with the USB A to USB C charging ports. This will not only cause the newer Samsung phones to overheat, but will also take a REALLY long time to charge.So I got this one because it has the built in USB C cord, an in/ out port for USB C lightning charge cord, and an in/out USB A charging cord.I can use it for my S24+ and my daughter can use it for her phone. It charges from 50- 100% in roughly 30 minutes. It doesn't overheat, and it's very lightweight. Now, as for charging the charger, as long as you use the lightning charging port, it'll charge within a couple hours at most from zero. Mostly, by the time I charge it, it's at about 60%and takes an hour, maybe a little less, to get to 100%. When I tried using a USB A cord and charger, it took over 8 hours.Another great feature is the percentage reading and the charging indication on the front of it. No more guess work. Plus, I love the blue color. I bought the slightly slower charger, but it still charges amazingly fast, so I'm sure the slightly more expensive, faster one is even more impressive. The built in cord also acts as a loop to carry it, pretty handy. It probably won't do 2 full charges without needing a charge, but will do 2 partial charges before needing to be recharged. In my opinion, this is the best portable charger, at a great price, out there.

This is a sturdy charger. It's bulky and more heavy than I expected, but it fits fine in my purse. I was able to buy protective case for it, and it fits well in the case.The charge is strong, you get good percent charge on your phone for minimal percent cost from the charging device itself.It comes with two charging ports, and a charging cable attached to its top, so it can not be lost (unless, you lose the entire device).I definitely would recommend.I got the Black version, but I was tempted to get the Blue or Pink one. I would definitely use my money to buy a brand new one if they released one in purple!

I bought this as it was a lightning deal for something like $12.99 and for that price you just can’t beat it. This has a good amount of capacity in it and with the attached charging cable makes charging up my phone or other electronics absolutely easy. The bank itself charges rather quickly, and also charges up my phone very quickly as well as it supports a fast charging. It’s also small enough that it’s easy to pack away in my bag and take it with me to work every day, it is a little chunky, but it’s not super long and it’s not overly heavy as well. So far after a month it’s performed flawlessly definitely a great option for an inexpensive yet high capacity portable power bank.

After years of relying on my trusty 15,000mAh power bank, it was time to get another one to share the load on longer trips and busy days. I decided to pick up Anker's 10,000mAh power bank, which seemed like a solid choice with its 30W fast charging capability and a few extra features.This power bank can charge multiple devices at once with its three ports: a USB-A, a USB-C, and an integrated USB-C cable that also works as a lanyard. It supports charging up to 30W, which is great for quickly powering devices.Design and Portability: This one is considerably bulkier than other 10,000mAh models. Check out the comparison pictures with Anker's Nano Power.Also, its glossy midsection may look great at first, but this makes it a fingerprint swamp that is also prone to a lot of scratches - put up the pictures of the aftermath for reference.The integrated lanyard/USB-C cable sits neatly into the body, and won't come loose unless with a good intended tuck. It’s compact enough for daily use, though the bulkier shape makes it less ideal.Power Delivery and Ports: It has three charging options: a USB-A port for legacy devices, a USB-C port for more modern gadgets, and an integrated USB-C cable that can be used for both charging the power bank and other devices. The total output is 30W, and it can charge up to 3 devices simultaneously, though the 30W power will be shared between them. The built-in cable is particularly convenient when you need a quick charge on the go without hunting for a separate cable. It also has pass-through charging but the charging speed of your devices will dramatically slow down when the battery bank is also charging - better to charge the battery and the devices separately.Performance and Charging: It can charge at up to 20W, even when the battery level is at 99%, making it great for quick top-ups throughout the day. The performance matches expectations for a 30W charger.Display: There is a segmented LED display that reads the exact battery percentage - easy to track how much charge is left. It’s a simple, but doesn’t include more advanced features like "time remaining" for full charges that some of the more expensive battery banks offer. But at $15, its absence is acceptable.Cons: While it performs well, the power bank has a few glaring design flaws. It’s much bulkier than other 10,000mAh models, which makes it less portable. The glossy midsection attracts fingerprints and scratches easily, so it quickly starts to look worn. It also lacks a "time remaining" feature, which some slightly more expensive alternatives include, but that's me nit-picking.Conclusion: This power bank ticks several boxes right - fast charging, multiple ports. It's not a bad product functionally. It is actually a great buy for people who keep losing their stuff (I've been there) and want to get a battery bank on the cheap but built well. However, its bulkier size, fingerprint-y glossy finish, and lack of a time estimation are not a match for me. If you’re focused more on performance and less on aesthetics or form, this is a great option at only $15 that too from an extremely reliable brand.