AnkerPrime Power Bank, 27,650mAh 3-Port 250W Portable Charger for Travel, TSA-Approved, Smart App, for MacBook Pro/Air, iPhone 16/15/14 Series, Samsung, Laptops, and MoreClimatePartner certified

I take this thing everywhere with me when I know I will need more than just a boost on my phone, for shorter trips I take my smaller Anker charger. This is a must have for one or two night trips, especially if traveling by plane or train, even car. I can charge my phone a iPhone 15 Pro Max a few times with it as well as my apple watch ultra 2. If my wife and I take a one or two day trip somewhere this is the first thing that is packed, then I only need to bring one power adapter and a two cables. I generally will charge this during the day when we are out and about exploring where we are at so that by the time we get home at night it is ready to go. The design is nice and looks great. I use the provided carry bag that came with it everytime I travel with it in order to limit scuffs and scratches but also to put all my charging cables in one spot.Things to note:-Depending on the power adapter you are using to charge this it can take awhile. Luckily the screen shows exactly how much time is remaining until it is fully charge.-Weight, it is quite stout but for me the extra weight is well worth the extra charging capacity-The app is useful but not a necessity. I only use the app really when I want to check for an update to the device or to set one of the USB-C ports to be input only.So far I have had this charger for 8 months and use once a week at least, sometimes even in my own home so that I can sit somewhere that isn't near an outlet.I did not get the charging base for this as it didn't seem like a need for me. I think if I was on the go more and needing to charge things more often I would get it for my desk so that the battery is ready to go all the time. But until then I am fine just plugging it in as needed.

I bought this power bank a year ago to keep me mobile while opening our latest project at work. Since then, it’s basically become my mobile lifeline.In my job, I need to keep equipment powered no matter where I am—and this thing delivers. No exaggeration: it’s turned my laptop and phone into a mobile office. It’s carried me through multiple 16-hour days where both would’ve been dead hours earlier, but this brick got me to the finish line.The display is clean and easy to read. As long as you’ve got the right charger, it fills itself back up in just over an hour. It can power multiple devices at once and still have juice left to spare.Now, don’t get me wrong—it’s heavy. You’ll feel it in your backpack. But it’s not going to break your back or anything, and for what it does, the weight’s 100% worth it.Not sure how much more I could fanboy over a power bank… but here’s a bonus: my wife took it on a family camping trip and kept five phones topped off for five days. So yeah, I’d say it’s got plenty of power.

Tldr: this is a great portable batteryThe battery life on this is legitimate. Many others are not. I bought a cheaper battery of the same capacity. This product charged that one from 0-100% and the battery of this one went down from 74% to 18%.I used this to power a custom made and built festival totem with 135 LEDs. I bought it because it was the form factor I was looking for (not flat) and because of positive experiences with other Anker products. I was not let down. Charging speeds are incredibly useful. Data in the app on the charging and discharging speed both were useful to me.To be honest, this is more feature packed than most people probably need. For me and my use case though, it was perfect and I have absolutely no complaints (other than I wish it was cheaper!).Good job, Anker. This is a great product even if it is very expensive.

For me, this was just what I was looking for. Over many years, I had "collected" a wide variety of chargers and cables for all manner of devices. However, with the recent adoption of USB-C I found myself slightly behind the curve.This device provides not one but 2 essential devices. The first is a small yet solid base with 2 USB-C ports and 1 USB-A port. I use it daily to charge my tablets and all manner of other things. This portable charger with a plethora of ports and a fantastic display that shows you exactly the status of devices being charged. I splurged on the $14 protective case with a handle, which was a good thing as I dropped it the very first time I used it. The battery size of the portable section is amazing, and can charge multiple devices at the same time, while you can see the status of each device as it charges, which is extremely helpful.In the last year, I have adopted Anker as my go-to supplier for all things charger related and I will only use Anker cables ever since I read about cheap cables possessing malware. Google it, it's a real thing.I could not be happier with my purchase of another great Anker product, and I truly believe you won't be disappointed.

NOTE: I learned how to do a hard reset of the battery, which was successful, and the battery now functions normally. I am upgrading the review to four stars. I'm now satisfied with the battery's performance, having recharged a MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, and two iPhones on a single battery charge with 40% of the Anker battery's charge remaining._____________________Purchased this battery six months ago. Currently, when charging an iPhone 16 Pro with the Powerbank at 100%, the Powerbank will charge the iPhone until the Powerbank's charge drops from 100% to 90% and then plunges to zero.Recharging it with a USB-C cable and an Apple 20W charger, the Powerbank recharges at a rate of about 1% per minute, an unrealistic rate of charge for this type of battery chemistry. I've tried to condition the battery by charging it to 25% or 50% and then discharging it, with the same result. The Powerbank's charge drops about 10% and then plunges to zero.This battery is too expensive to put up with this and I advise avoiding it.