AnkerPower Bank, Power IQ 3.0 Portable Charger with PD 30W Max Output (PowerCore 30W), 10,000mAh Battery Pack for iPhone 15/15 Plus/15 Pro/15 Pro Max, MacBook, Dell, Microsoft Surface, and MoreClimatePartner certified

Anker has come to be our go to small electronics brand. This power bank is small and not too heavy, but it still charges a phone or iPad with ample power. It even works well to keep a laptop going if you can't get to an outlet We bring this on car trips and it keeps the kids' devices charged for our 8 hour road trips. I like that the power cord is integrated, so you don't have to hunt around for the correct one. We've purchased 3 of these so far. They are a great value, and super easy to use. I like that they come in different colors, it helps locate them easily, and we can give different kids different colors so we know exactly whose is whose

Been using this for about a year now. It delivers enough current to charge my iPhone 13 pro quickly and completely. All the other doodads (headphones, airpods, headlamps, tape player, etc.) also charge readily, with no issues. Power bank capacity appears to be as specified and it can be run down to about zero before it fails to charge as specified. No problems with recharge, either. Compact size and comes in a mesh bag that's roomy enough to hold some short charge cords and adapters.

I had other portable chargers for around the same price, and none have worked as well as this one. While it takes a few hours to fully charge, when plugged into a device, it's acts as if I had my stuff plugged into an outlet. Fully charged my pixel quickly. I also use it for my iPad pro and it usually gets my battery from 10% to 75/85% depending how much I use it while it's charging. Honestly way better than I was expecting for this price (note: I got it while it was on sale). The portable bag they provide makes it easy to store and take around without worrying about random items scratching it or losing the cord that came with it

Another great Anker product. Love this power bank. Small, holds it's charge for a while and charges quickly. I get 1 full charge from 20% - 25% on my phone (Pixel 8 Pro). Use it more as portable charger for my watch (Pixel Watch 2) and it will charge my watch from 5% to full in less than 30 minutes and I can charge my watch 8 times before I have to charge the power bank. Great buy.

The product title falsely advertises a capacity of 10,000 mAh, a figure that is physically and electrically impossible given the actual battery configuration and energy storage characteristics of this device.The internal cell configuration of this power bank consists of two 2500 mAh lithium-ion cells in series, resulting in a total of 5000 mAh at 7.2 V (nominal). When converted to the standard USB output voltage of 5 V, the theoretical maximum energy yield translates to approximately 7200 mAh @ 5 V, before accounting for conversion and transfer losses. After incorporating realistic power conversion inefficiencies (typically 15–25%), the usable capacity is closer to 5700 mAh @ 5 V, which Anker lists on the back of the unit in small print—only after claiming 10,000 mAh total in the prominent marketing and product title.There exists no valid engineering interpretation under which this device could accurately be described as having a 10,000 mAh capacity. That number refers solely to the nominal internal cell rating at 3.6 V, but when cells are configured in series (2S1P), the capacity in mAh remains at the per-cell value, not doubled. Thus, the advertised figure is deceptively presented and technically incorrect.I am a research scientist with extensive background in physics, electrochemistry, and materials science. Even with this expertise, I was misled by Anker’s labeling and purchased the power bank for a user who would be relying on the stated capacity to power essential emergency equipment in the wilderness. This misrepresentation poses a material risk to users, particularly in contexts where equipment runtime is critical for safety or survival.Anker must be required to remove or revise this claim. The continued advertising of this power bank as “10,000 mAh” is misleading, inaccurate, and violates basic standards of engineering disclosure. Given Anker’s reputation for quality, this deceptive labeling is both unacceptable and dangerous.

The media could not be loaded. I got about two charges out it before it dies so the battery life was meh , pretty light weight and good quality just need something that last a bit longer then two charges and unfortunately the one I got started to drop in battery immediately as shown in my video

I love that it super fast charges my Samsung Galaxy S23 so I don't have to wait long for my phone to charge back up. Had it for almost a year and though I don't use it often it's still handy for emergency cases. I just recently noticed that if the power bank gets to 20% it will not charge your phone and will show 0% when you press the power button, but when you plug it in to charge it'll show me like 16%. Kinda odd, but it was good to test out how low the bank needs to be to stop charging your device.

Great power bank from Anker. Was very useful during a long trip.