Power Bank, PowerCore 26800mAh Portable Charger with Dual Input Port and Double-Speed Recharging, 3 USB Ports External Battery for iPhone 16/15/14/13 Series, iPad, Galaxy, Android and More

I absolutely love this thing. It's a behemoth of a power bank and it just does everything perfectly for the purposes I require of it. The thing about powerbanks is that often you don't feel like you need one until you actually have one. This model from Anker would be suitable for a number of types of customers, whether they're travelling or hiking and need a reliable, dependable power source for charging phones, radios and photography equipment, or maybe a regular commuter on trains and planes, or perhaps just want a powerbank for slipping into their bag for a long bus ride or car journey in the back seat that will feature a long Netflix binge that'll sap your phone's juice! A powerbank really is a fantastic thing to own, and this is my favourite one. It's got huge capacity (it will charge my Sony Xperia XZ Premium 8 times before the bank needs charging itself), 3 separate charging output ports (so it's ideal for a couple or a family in a range of situations), it charges quite quickly for its size, charging in around 8 hours with dual inputs connected (two charging cables plug into the bank at the same time), and it has some brilliant safety features built in, such as protection against overcharging of devices from the powerbank (so in other words, if your phone only takes 90 minutes to charge but you left it plugged in for 120 minutes without monitoring it, that would still be safe), and protection against overcharging of the powerbank itself (so I can leave my powerbank charging overnight, and it's ready to go again once I wake up). The powerbank also features 'adaptable trickle charge', so it will feed lower levels of current into some devices automatically, such as some fitness bands/watches for example. Hopefully what I have written so far paints a clearer picture for you as to what owning one of these would be like. A couple of final points to make though... as silly as this may sound, I use mine around the house a lot. It frees you up completely, you don't have to sit near to where a charging socket is. You can sit anywhere in your living room, in the garden, in bed (and not have a cable stretched across the room). Also, Anker produce a range of models of powerbank, with varying sizes and features. This beast-of-a-powerbank is great, and I think you'd love it, but it may be worth checking out the other sizes that Anker do as well. If you're a fine lady, you may wish to go for a slim model that can easily be slipped into a handbag, for example. I genuinely believe most people would feel a real day-to-day benefit to their lives by owning a powerbank of some form. With today's dependance on devices in mind, it really does give you new freedom and peace-of-mind. Even if you only need a small one for emergency power. I strongly recommend you check one of Anker's models out, they are the best company I have tried, and their customer service is exactly what everyone would would customer service to be. Thanks for reading :)

Anker Powerbanks are the best you can get. I will die on that hill too... This is my 4th one, I still have 3 others that are still in full working order. The only reason I got this one, is it had a bigger power bank than the other 3 I had before. The thing about these is that I stopped playing Pokemon go for a year, the 3 I had sat in the garage for that entire year, unused and in a storage tote. When I got them out again when I went back to playing, they were still fully charged and worked perfectly as if they didnt miss a single day of use. I now have 4 and I will likely not need another for a LONG LONG LONG time. Hands down these are the best power banks your money can buy. HIGHLY reccomended especially for Pokemon go Players and High battery usage in mobile phones!

I've had this for 4 years now and whilst it's not used too regularly, its still great. It's only recently fully drained the battery because I just used it to charge my phone overnight for a few days because I couldn't be bothered to get my charging plug out of my suitcase. I've used it to charge camera batteries, LED lights, phones, all sorts. You are a bit limited by the slots but you can get basically any cable in a USB A format now anyway. It's not too big or heavy that its cumbersome to fit into a bag either. You don't need to manually turn it on or off as it'll auto start/stop when connected to a device. If like me you're someone with a chronic illness who regularly ends up out A&E for hours at a time, taking this will save you the anxiety of your phone dying whilst waiting. If its fully depleted it will take a long time to charge but it does hold a lot of charge so that's the pay off. Overall I've had no issues with it in my 4 years of owning it and I always recommend Anker for power banks.

Great power bank that charges several phones. Durable and sturdy but it is quite bulky and heavy. However the smaller ones do not hold a charge as well so k suppose the compromise is worth it. Easy to use, charges quickly and can be put in a waist bag or pocket.

This thing is a beast, it just keeps going and going! I have four other Anker portable chargers which are all smaller than this and all work great, but for Glastonbury Festival I wanted to make sure I had enough power to charge my iPhone 7+, my wife's iPhone 7 and my Sony RX100M4 camera so I bought this extra capacity battery pack too. It takes a while to charge, but unlike some of my other Anker battery packs this has dual input charging so you can take advantage of double speed charging which is handy. Once fully charged this has more than enough capacity to charge your iPhone 7+ around six times, maybe more. I've never used it to exclusively charge one device only, but I know that it packs enough charge to keep my iPhone 7+, my wife's iPhone 7, my Sony RX100M4 and two Garmin Fenix 5 watches topped up for a week away which is very impressive. There's no getting around the fact that to hold this much charge it has to be big and heavy, that's just the nature of the current battery technology. I keep a smaller 10,000 mah pack in my wife's handbag for emergencies on a long trip. If you are only going to be away from power for a day or two you might want to consider the smaller, lighter models on offer but if you're away in the wild for several days and need to charge your phone, ipad, Sony cameras (and any other USB charging cameras) then this is the model to get. For completeness this works perfectly with the following devices, all tried and tested by me iPhones (all models) iPads (all models including my 12" iPad Pro) Sony RX100 (all models) Sony A6xxx (all models) Garmin Fenix (all models) I forgot to mention, it also charges things super fast, if I need to quickly top up my iPhone battery before heading out I'll often use this because it seems to charge my iPhone faster than some older iPhone wall chargers, faster than charging off a laptop or computer USB socket and faster than my car cigarette charger too.

Perfect power bank 🙂

Good quality item. Does the job and feels well made. Happy customer.

*Wouldn’t charge not even past one light* 👎👎👎👎👎 Refund time and I’ve got plenty of warranty time to do so thankfully. TOTAL WASTE OF MONEY. Returning this as only had it a few days and I’m disappointed, was meant to be received as a gift. I’ve had other power banks so I know how they work and yes I know how to use them properly but this is flimsy and both usb leads are of poor quality. Your better off using other usb cables to be fair, the provided ones aren’t much of anything. I’ve tried to charge this many times over 3 days but it won’t get past the first light, I can assume it’s faulty and it’s not just me saying that. I’ve read the very (very) limited ‘instructions’ on usage provided and got no where. Faulty is my observation and so be warned buyers. Refund me promptly please Amazon I’ve contacted tech support to be met with no supporting service message when I did. Looks like I’m not the only one saying that. A TOTAL WASTE of nearly £50 after postage? Come on Anker trusted your brand enough to pay extra. Here’s more, not easy to plug in with the way the cables are, they are flimsy and awkward thus making you plug it in with difficulty, aswell as both input ports are the OLD USB ports with not a single USB C port going on fine ——but please don’t cut that out of the pictures next time maybe 🤔 Know your products and customers eh? Please be honest with your customers if you want to keep them. Seriously I’ve had this just for a few days now and since then tried to charge in all the different ways as it states - still NOT charging, won’t switch on or get past one blinking light. Refund me promptly please ta alot.