Anker Power Bank (20K, 87W, Built-In USB-C Cable)

A little on the heavier side but charges two phones easily, built in wire feels sturdy, great purchase

A little on the heavier side but charges two phones easily, built in wire feels sturdy, great purchase

Fast charge.

Fast charge.

Very well built, good model than prevoius and looking forward to use it.

Very well built, good model than prevoius and looking forward to use it.

Great upgrade to my older 10k AH battery.

Great upgrade to my older 10k AH battery.

This is a fairly substantial charger, well made and robust. It takes a few hours to fully charge but I get to full charges of my phone and smart watch from it. Also charges devices rapidly.

Another great Anker product. Went camping with this and it lasted the weekend.Only thing I would say is it is a little heavy

This is a fairly substantial charger, well made and robust. It takes a few hours to fully charge but I get to full charges of my phone and smart watch from it. Also charges devices rapidly.

Another great Anker product. Went camping with this and it lasted the weekend.Only thing I would say is it is a little heavy

Great little brick

Great little brick

Works fine.

Works fine.

Power Bank is a solid and reliable charger with plenty of battery capacity for everyday use or travel. It feels well built, charges devices quickly, and does exactly what you need. The only downside is that it’s a little bulky, but that’s expected with a battery this size.

Power Bank is a solid and reliable charger with plenty of battery capacity for everyday use or travel. It feels well built, charges devices quickly, and does exactly what you need. The only downside is that it’s a little bulky, but that’s expected with a battery this size.

Great power bank - a little weighty, but to be expected when it performs this well. Easy to use and simple design.

Great power bank - a little weighty, but to be expected when it performs this well. Easy to use and simple design.

It's good

It's good

This Anker 20,000mAh power bank provides decent charging quality but apart from that it has various downsides - from my experience anyway.I have primarily used this for long work commutes and business travel. Whilst he has served as aforementioned good charging aspects the speed of both charging a device and charging the power bank itself leaves a lot to be desired. Perhaps have used this a dozen times and where it advertises consistent reliable charging this can differ based on the acceptable and minimum wattage of the device you're charging. On various occasions a 50% charge on my Iphone 14 Pro Max had taken over 2 hours when it advertises 50% charge on most current and up to date phone ranges within 30 minutes. Now, I could have had a faulty product to begin with but I do recall my initial charge of my phone being charged from 10-65% within 35 minutes. Now, the power bank charging itself is extremely tedious. If it has been unused for a period of time it simply will not charge - regardless of what charging brick you use or if you use a different usb-c cable to the built in one on the power bank itself. I have the 10,000mAh version (Anker Powercore) which has had no issues with charging both ways and has been used awfully more sporadically.Apart from my poor personal experience with the charging, there are some redeeming qualities such as ease of use... simply charge the PB and then plug into a device to charge that. It also displays a percentage on a small screen display on the front which would be beneficial to a lot of people to ensure they have an adequate charge amount each use. The display and general aesthetic of the PB itself is decent, though it is quite weighty at just under 440g.My recommendation if you are looking to purchase this in particular is to ensure you are using ATLEAST a 30-45w charger and an approximate 65w charger at maximum for optimal capacity. Other than that, it is okay but I think I'll be sticking with the 10,000mah power version I have.

This Anker 20,000mAh power bank provides decent charging quality but apart from that it has various downsides - from my experience anyway.I have primarily used this for long work commutes and business travel. Whilst he has served as aforementioned good charging aspects the speed of both charging a device and charging the power bank itself leaves a lot to be desired. Perhaps have used this a dozen times and where it advertises consistent reliable charging this can differ based on the acceptable and minimum wattage of the device you're charging. On various occasions a 50% charge on my Iphone 14 Pro Max had taken over 2 hours when it advertises 50% charge on most current and up to date phone ranges within 30 minutes. Now, I could have had a faulty product to begin with but I do recall my initial charge of my phone being charged from 10-65% within 35 minutes. Now, the power bank charging itself is extremely tedious. If it has been unused for a period of time it simply will not charge - regardless of what charging brick you use or if you use a different usb-c cable to the built in one on the power bank itself. I have the 10,000mAh version (Anker Powercore) which has had no issues with charging both ways and has been used awfully more sporadically.Apart from my poor personal experience with the charging, there are some redeeming qualities such as ease of use... simply charge the PB and then plug into a device to charge that. It also displays a percentage on a small screen display on the front which would be beneficial to a lot of people to ensure they have an adequate charge amount each use. The display and general aesthetic of the PB itself is decent, though it is quite weighty at just under 440g.My recommendation if you are looking to purchase this in particular is to ensure you are using ATLEAST a 30-45w charger and an approximate 65w charger at maximum for optimal capacity. Other than that, it is okay but I think I'll be sticking with the 10,000mah power version I have.

Brilliant worth every penny perfect for phones and my switch 2

Brilliant worth every penny perfect for phones and my switch 2

Very good product, bought for my switch 2. Highly recommend!

Very good product, bought for my switch 2. Highly recommend!

It is a solid power bank and charges my devices quickly, which is the main thing I wanted. The build quality feels good and it does the job well, but it is quite bulky and heavy to carry around. I wish there was a slightly smaller version, even with a bit less capacity, as that would suit me better for everyday use.

I've had no problems with this power bank so far. I don't really know that much about power banks so I chose one that looked good for a good price and would be compatible with my devices. It's a bit bulky compared to other portable charges I've seen people have but I still think its good. I like that there's a display for the battery on it which is useful. It's also very convenient that it comes with a cable thats connected to it, as you don't have to carry you're own one around - I don't think this is a feature that's that common for portable chargers (in my experience). It charges pretty quickly too, I can charge my tablet or laptop with it. I got it whilst it was on sale as it was a better deal, I don't think I would have bought it at full price though.

Excellent kit

A little on the heavier side but charges two phones easily, built in wire feels sturdy, great purchase

A little on the heavier side but charges two phones easily, built in wire feels sturdy, great purchase

Fast charge.

Fast charge.

Very well built, good model than prevoius and looking forward to use it.

Very well built, good model than prevoius and looking forward to use it.

Great upgrade to my older 10k AH battery.

Great upgrade to my older 10k AH battery.

This is a fairly substantial charger, well made and robust. It takes a few hours to fully charge but I get to full charges of my phone and smart watch from it. Also charges devices rapidly.

Another great Anker product. Went camping with this and it lasted the weekend.Only thing I would say is it is a little heavy

This is a fairly substantial charger, well made and robust. It takes a few hours to fully charge but I get to full charges of my phone and smart watch from it. Also charges devices rapidly.

Another great Anker product. Went camping with this and it lasted the weekend.Only thing I would say is it is a little heavy

Great little brick

Great little brick

Works fine.

Works fine.

Power Bank is a solid and reliable charger with plenty of battery capacity for everyday use or travel. It feels well built, charges devices quickly, and does exactly what you need. The only downside is that it’s a little bulky, but that’s expected with a battery this size.

Power Bank is a solid and reliable charger with plenty of battery capacity for everyday use or travel. It feels well built, charges devices quickly, and does exactly what you need. The only downside is that it’s a little bulky, but that’s expected with a battery this size.

Great power bank - a little weighty, but to be expected when it performs this well. Easy to use and simple design.

Great power bank - a little weighty, but to be expected when it performs this well. Easy to use and simple design.

It's good

It's good

This Anker 20,000mAh power bank provides decent charging quality but apart from that it has various downsides - from my experience anyway.I have primarily used this for long work commutes and business travel. Whilst he has served as aforementioned good charging aspects the speed of both charging a device and charging the power bank itself leaves a lot to be desired. Perhaps have used this a dozen times and where it advertises consistent reliable charging this can differ based on the acceptable and minimum wattage of the device you're charging. On various occasions a 50% charge on my Iphone 14 Pro Max had taken over 2 hours when it advertises 50% charge on most current and up to date phone ranges within 30 minutes. Now, I could have had a faulty product to begin with but I do recall my initial charge of my phone being charged from 10-65% within 35 minutes. Now, the power bank charging itself is extremely tedious. If it has been unused for a period of time it simply will not charge - regardless of what charging brick you use or if you use a different usb-c cable to the built in one on the power bank itself. I have the 10,000mAh version (Anker Powercore) which has had no issues with charging both ways and has been used awfully more sporadically.Apart from my poor personal experience with the charging, there are some redeeming qualities such as ease of use... simply charge the PB and then plug into a device to charge that. It also displays a percentage on a small screen display on the front which would be beneficial to a lot of people to ensure they have an adequate charge amount each use. The display and general aesthetic of the PB itself is decent, though it is quite weighty at just under 440g.My recommendation if you are looking to purchase this in particular is to ensure you are using ATLEAST a 30-45w charger and an approximate 65w charger at maximum for optimal capacity. Other than that, it is okay but I think I'll be sticking with the 10,000mah power version I have.

This Anker 20,000mAh power bank provides decent charging quality but apart from that it has various downsides - from my experience anyway.I have primarily used this for long work commutes and business travel. Whilst he has served as aforementioned good charging aspects the speed of both charging a device and charging the power bank itself leaves a lot to be desired. Perhaps have used this a dozen times and where it advertises consistent reliable charging this can differ based on the acceptable and minimum wattage of the device you're charging. On various occasions a 50% charge on my Iphone 14 Pro Max had taken over 2 hours when it advertises 50% charge on most current and up to date phone ranges within 30 minutes. Now, I could have had a faulty product to begin with but I do recall my initial charge of my phone being charged from 10-65% within 35 minutes. Now, the power bank charging itself is extremely tedious. If it has been unused for a period of time it simply will not charge - regardless of what charging brick you use or if you use a different usb-c cable to the built in one on the power bank itself. I have the 10,000mAh version (Anker Powercore) which has had no issues with charging both ways and has been used awfully more sporadically.Apart from my poor personal experience with the charging, there are some redeeming qualities such as ease of use... simply charge the PB and then plug into a device to charge that. It also displays a percentage on a small screen display on the front which would be beneficial to a lot of people to ensure they have an adequate charge amount each use. The display and general aesthetic of the PB itself is decent, though it is quite weighty at just under 440g.My recommendation if you are looking to purchase this in particular is to ensure you are using ATLEAST a 30-45w charger and an approximate 65w charger at maximum for optimal capacity. Other than that, it is okay but I think I'll be sticking with the 10,000mah power version I have.

Brilliant worth every penny perfect for phones and my switch 2

Brilliant worth every penny perfect for phones and my switch 2

Very good product, bought for my switch 2. Highly recommend!

Very good product, bought for my switch 2. Highly recommend!

It is a solid power bank and charges my devices quickly, which is the main thing I wanted. The build quality feels good and it does the job well, but it is quite bulky and heavy to carry around. I wish there was a slightly smaller version, even with a bit less capacity, as that would suit me better for everyday use.

I've had no problems with this power bank so far. I don't really know that much about power banks so I chose one that looked good for a good price and would be compatible with my devices. It's a bit bulky compared to other portable charges I've seen people have but I still think its good. I like that there's a display for the battery on it which is useful. It's also very convenient that it comes with a cable thats connected to it, as you don't have to carry you're own one around - I don't think this is a feature that's that common for portable chargers (in my experience). It charges pretty quickly too, I can charge my tablet or laptop with it. I got it whilst it was on sale as it was a better deal, I don't think I would have bought it at full price though.

Excellent kit

A little on the heavier side but charges two phones easily, built in wire feels sturdy, great purchase

A little on the heavier side but charges two phones easily, built in wire feels sturdy, great purchase

Fast charge.

Fast charge.

Very well built, good model than prevoius and looking forward to use it.

Very well built, good model than prevoius and looking forward to use it.

Great upgrade to my older 10k AH battery.

Great upgrade to my older 10k AH battery.

This is a fairly substantial charger, well made and robust. It takes a few hours to fully charge but I get to full charges of my phone and smart watch from it. Also charges devices rapidly.

Another great Anker product. Went camping with this and it lasted the weekend.Only thing I would say is it is a little heavy

This is a fairly substantial charger, well made and robust. It takes a few hours to fully charge but I get to full charges of my phone and smart watch from it. Also charges devices rapidly.

Another great Anker product. Went camping with this and it lasted the weekend.Only thing I would say is it is a little heavy

Great little brick

Great little brick

Works fine.

Works fine.

Power Bank is a solid and reliable charger with plenty of battery capacity for everyday use or travel. It feels well built, charges devices quickly, and does exactly what you need. The only downside is that it’s a little bulky, but that’s expected with a battery this size.

Power Bank is a solid and reliable charger with plenty of battery capacity for everyday use or travel. It feels well built, charges devices quickly, and does exactly what you need. The only downside is that it’s a little bulky, but that’s expected with a battery this size.

Great power bank - a little weighty, but to be expected when it performs this well. Easy to use and simple design.

Great power bank - a little weighty, but to be expected when it performs this well. Easy to use and simple design.

It's good

It's good

This Anker 20,000mAh power bank provides decent charging quality but apart from that it has various downsides - from my experience anyway.I have primarily used this for long work commutes and business travel. Whilst he has served as aforementioned good charging aspects the speed of both charging a device and charging the power bank itself leaves a lot to be desired. Perhaps have used this a dozen times and where it advertises consistent reliable charging this can differ based on the acceptable and minimum wattage of the device you're charging. On various occasions a 50% charge on my Iphone 14 Pro Max had taken over 2 hours when it advertises 50% charge on most current and up to date phone ranges within 30 minutes. Now, I could have had a faulty product to begin with but I do recall my initial charge of my phone being charged from 10-65% within 35 minutes. Now, the power bank charging itself is extremely tedious. If it has been unused for a period of time it simply will not charge - regardless of what charging brick you use or if you use a different usb-c cable to the built in one on the power bank itself. I have the 10,000mAh version (Anker Powercore) which has had no issues with charging both ways and has been used awfully more sporadically.Apart from my poor personal experience with the charging, there are some redeeming qualities such as ease of use... simply charge the PB and then plug into a device to charge that. It also displays a percentage on a small screen display on the front which would be beneficial to a lot of people to ensure they have an adequate charge amount each use. The display and general aesthetic of the PB itself is decent, though it is quite weighty at just under 440g.My recommendation if you are looking to purchase this in particular is to ensure you are using ATLEAST a 30-45w charger and an approximate 65w charger at maximum for optimal capacity. Other than that, it is okay but I think I'll be sticking with the 10,000mah power version I have.

This Anker 20,000mAh power bank provides decent charging quality but apart from that it has various downsides - from my experience anyway.I have primarily used this for long work commutes and business travel. Whilst he has served as aforementioned good charging aspects the speed of both charging a device and charging the power bank itself leaves a lot to be desired. Perhaps have used this a dozen times and where it advertises consistent reliable charging this can differ based on the acceptable and minimum wattage of the device you're charging. On various occasions a 50% charge on my Iphone 14 Pro Max had taken over 2 hours when it advertises 50% charge on most current and up to date phone ranges within 30 minutes. Now, I could have had a faulty product to begin with but I do recall my initial charge of my phone being charged from 10-65% within 35 minutes. Now, the power bank charging itself is extremely tedious. If it has been unused for a period of time it simply will not charge - regardless of what charging brick you use or if you use a different usb-c cable to the built in one on the power bank itself. I have the 10,000mAh version (Anker Powercore) which has had no issues with charging both ways and has been used awfully more sporadically.Apart from my poor personal experience with the charging, there are some redeeming qualities such as ease of use... simply charge the PB and then plug into a device to charge that. It also displays a percentage on a small screen display on the front which would be beneficial to a lot of people to ensure they have an adequate charge amount each use. The display and general aesthetic of the PB itself is decent, though it is quite weighty at just under 440g.My recommendation if you are looking to purchase this in particular is to ensure you are using ATLEAST a 30-45w charger and an approximate 65w charger at maximum for optimal capacity. Other than that, it is okay but I think I'll be sticking with the 10,000mah power version I have.

Brilliant worth every penny perfect for phones and my switch 2

Brilliant worth every penny perfect for phones and my switch 2

Very good product, bought for my switch 2. Highly recommend!

Very good product, bought for my switch 2. Highly recommend!

It is a solid power bank and charges my devices quickly, which is the main thing I wanted. The build quality feels good and it does the job well, but it is quite bulky and heavy to carry around. I wish there was a slightly smaller version, even with a bit less capacity, as that would suit me better for everyday use.

I've had no problems with this power bank so far. I don't really know that much about power banks so I chose one that looked good for a good price and would be compatible with my devices. It's a bit bulky compared to other portable charges I've seen people have but I still think its good. I like that there's a display for the battery on it which is useful. It's also very convenient that it comes with a cable thats connected to it, as you don't have to carry you're own one around - I don't think this is a feature that's that common for portable chargers (in my experience). It charges pretty quickly too, I can charge my tablet or laptop with it. I got it whilst it was on sale as it was a better deal, I don't think I would have bought it at full price though.

Excellent kit