Anker Portable Charger, 10,000mAh 30W Power Bank, USB-C in and Out Fast Charging Battery Pack, Travel Essential Phone Power Bank, for iPhone 17/16, Galaxy and More (Blue, 10000, Milliamp Hours)

This Anker 10,000mAh 30W power bank has quickly become my go-to charger for both travel and daily use. It strikes a great balance between size, power, and reliability, which is exactly what I was looking for. Pros: Fast 30W USB-C charging: Charges my iPhone 15 Pro very quickly and can even provide a solid charge to my iPad and MacBook in a pinch. USB-C in & out: Super convenient — one cable handles both charging the power bank and charging devices. Compact and portable: Small enough to fit in a pocket or backpack without feeling bulky. Trusted Anker quality: Feels solid, well-built, and performs consistently with no overheating. Great for travel: Perfect size for flights, road trips, and everyday carry. Minor notes: 10,000mAh is ideal for phones and tablets, but not meant for multiple full laptop charges — which is expected at this size. Only one device can fast-charge at full speed at a time. Overall: If you want a reliable, fast-charging, and travel-friendly power bank, this Anker model is an excellent choice. Great performance, smart design, and dependable quality — highly recommended.

This is an effective powerbank for home use. It has a trickle charge feature which makes it useful for power outage emergencies. HOWEVER, it's thick and heavy, and is not suitable for carrying around in your pocket. I would advise against purchasing this if you plan to haul it around. Charging this item takes several hours, but it can fast recharge a phone, using USB-C, and there is a USB-2 port for charging items that do have quick recharge capability, saving power. It's a good product, effective and well-built, but again, it's not designed to be carried around in a pocket or in situations where bulk and weight will be an issue.

Great product. Rapid 30w charging surprised me. That's a charging cable, everyone thinks it's a handle. Took this with me to Japan twice now. If you're on the go, this is a great choice. Roughly 4 charges on a flagship phone is about accurate. Left it charged in my car for weeks with below freezing weather, still holds the same charge. Only down side is many phones besides the absolute newest ones won't charge past 25w. Check the specs on your next phone to make sure it can take rapid charging. It still charges but, you won't get the fast charging if you phone isn't capable.

Purchased this in anticipation of bad weather and, luckily, didn’t need it. I charged it overnight then left it in a drawer for a week. When I pulled it out, the charge was 98%. I plugged my iPhone 16 plus in at 42% and within 15 minutes, it charged to 55%. After an hour, my phone was at 80% and the Anker was at 88%. I did not charge further as it was late and my phone does optimized charging. I am quite impressed with its performance. It is small enough to put in a handbag but does feel a little heavy. The included type c cord is short but posed no issue for tabletop charging. Glad to have this if needed and know I can charge multiple phones on 1 charge. Will definitely use it for traveling!

Okay, let us cover the good part first: It has great PD compatibility. It can do 5V@3A, 9V@3A, 10V@ 2A, [email protected], 15V@2A, [email protected]. So, that is more than many other power pack out there. (however there are some limitations that I will get to in the later section). The output is max of 30W (I confirmed it). It says it is 10Ah but that is rated at 3.7V which means it is only 37Wh. I have drained it from 100% to 0% and managed to draw 31Wh out of the pack that is rated for 37Wh. That is 84% which is better than just about all the power packs out there that I have experienced. Most other power packs out there can barely do 50% of the rated capacity or 65% on the better ones. The display is nice to know what % of capacity remaining. A sustained draw of 2A @5V will make the pack fairly warm to touch. The USB-C cable that comes with the pack is nice to have. The size is also fairly compact which is easier to carry. Now, let us talk about the down sides: I cycled my first power pack and tried to measure the power rating. The pack PD outputs died after draining it on a constant load of 30W (1.5A @20V) for about 10 minutes. After that, it can only deliver 5V/2A. Then the cabled terminal shows "low voltage". I am guessing the USB PD IC died inside the power pack. So, Amazon sent me a replacement unit. So far that unit has worked without dying yet. But I would keep an eye on the unit if high power dissipation is needed. I was loading the replacement unit at 1.5A@15V, once it drained to about 25% in capacity, it no longer can sustain that output. Those voltage/amp ratings are really only correct when battery is more than 50% in capacity (that is expected for most lithium ion batteries where peak current output will fall as capacity reduces). The 5V/2A output has no problem sustaining it until 0%. Charging is also not as high as it is indicated. On the back of the unit, it says 5V/3A charging rate, the unit can only sustain 5V/2A charging rate. So, a full charge will take about 3 hours. Overall, it is a decent power pack. I am a fan of Anker products. Although it isn't perfect or delivering everything it is claiming, it is way closer to its claims than just about any other power packs I have used. If the application only needs 5V/2A(very popular mode), then it can last 3 hours easily. General complain, I really don't like how power packs are rated or advertised by xxxxmAh. Why don't we just use Ah? 1000mA is 1A. Isn't that simpler? Also, those ratings are misleading. The Wh is much more accurate. Of course, most packs can't deliver those energy level at all the voltages. So, it is another misleading information. At least Anker has delivered the real world rating that are closer to their claim than others. And for the price, I think it is a great value. So I would recommend getting it over other brands. If a 30Wh pack (5V/2A for 3 hours) is good enough for the application, then I think this is the one to get.

Power bank is a bit heavy but really good. Fast charge and convenience that it come with USB C cable which most of phone using nowadays.

Es compacta, ligera, la carga rápida no me ha decepcionado. El que tenga un cable usb tipo c lo hace mucho más práctico.

Uso questo powerbank da circa 4 mesi. Scelto per le dimensioni a saponetta e per la possibilità del cavo integrato. Comprato prima dell'estate, da allora lo porto sempre con me nella mia sling da 2 litri. I 10.000mah sono il giusto compromesso tra capacità energetica, peso e dimensioni soprattutto se viene usato per ricaricare i dispositivi di una sola persona. Ci carico uno smartphone con una batteria da 5000 circa due volte considerando però che non arrivo mai con una batteria mai al di sotto del 30/35%. È possibile caricare contemporaneamente 3 dispositivi e in confezione viene fornito un ulteriore cavo usb-c usb-c, corto ma sempre meglio di niente. Cosa importante è che può essere ricaricato mentre a sua volta carica altri dispositivi. Il display è minimale e mostra solo lo stato di carica delle batterie interne. Le uniche pecche, a mio avviso, sono le plastiche che si graffiano facilmente e la sua ricarica a soli 20W che fa si che una sua carica completa duri circa 2.30h. Per il resto è un ottimo prodotto offerto ad un buon prezzo.

Ottimo prodotto. Riesci a caricare il mio iPhone ben 2 volte!

I’ve been using this Anker portable charger for a while now and it’s honestly been a lifesaver. I keep it in my bag. It feels really solid and well made, not cheap at all, and it charges my phone quickly. I like that it holds enough charge to top my phone up more than once, so I don’t have to worry about running out. It’s easy to carry around. Overall, it just does what it’s meant to do with no fuss. I’d always buy Anker and would recommend this to anyone who needs a dependable power bank.