AnkerPower Bank, PowerCore III Elite 19200 60W Portable Charger with 65W PD Charger, PIQ 3.0 Power Bank Bundle for USB C Dell XPS, iPad Pro, iPhone 12/11/mini/Pro, and More

Slightly bulkier than my previous powerbank (it's wider by about a centimetre) but has faster charging from the powerbank to your devices, and to recharge the powerbank. The included 65w charging plug makes short work of recharging the powerbank, and any other items that are fast charge compatible. Overall it performs perfectly and is of the usual Anker build quality.The only slight irk is that you can't charge from the powerbank while charging the powerbank but for me that's not a deal breaker, it just would've been a nice addition for the once in a blue moon when it would've been handy to have.

It was heavy but simple to use but, after 12 months and 2 weeks, it's died. The button doesn't work, it won't charge anything, it's become a very expensive paperweight. Of course, you don't know this until you need to use it so I've found out 2 weeks after the warranty expired but it could have been like it for months. The one thing you need from an emergency charger is to work in an emergency. This doesn't. Rubbish.

this is the second ANKER power bank I've bought, I waited for it to be put on offer given its high price (66 pounds instead of 100). Aesthetically it is very well made, light despite its size. The power bank arrived flat but I was able to fully charge it in just 2 hours.the powerbak has two USB type A ports and one type C, the latter can be used both to charge the power bank and other devices (I tried to charge both my mackbook pro and my iphone for a few minutes and it works! ).if i have to find fault the 65W charger (the white one) gets hot too fast.

Else all good

I ordered it with free delivery and it came very quickly just 2 days, your mileage may vary tough. The box is very nice and it came well packaged, unfortunately some plastic was used to wrap the products but other than that very nice. In the box came the Power bank, it was slightly precharged but not much, the 65w charger, has some issues with fit and finish but not bad, a bag for the power bank, nicely perforated so it doesn't get too hot, and lastly the cable. I understand that this is here in case you don't already have a cable but the quality on it really just really lets the whole thing down in a way. It is very short and stuck in the coiled shape it came in so can be a pain to work with, the feel of it isn't all to great and one of the connecters is far more loose than the other so it can come disconnected easily. Other than that my only other complaint is that the glossy parts get dirty very easily but that is to be expected. I have used it to power a switch in a dock, worked great, to charge my phone, worked great, and plan to test it with the steam deck when mine arrives. decent product so far would recommend if you can get it when its on offer like i did, i only paid £76.49 instead of the normal £89.99.

This is great! It's about the maximum allowed on an airline too.The power bank charges my phone really quickly and an added bonus is that the charger that came with it is really punchy too. At a push it will power my MacBook Pro.Solid, well made, not the lightest but it goes with me everywhere.

65w, power delivery, 3 ports (2 usb A, 1 usb C), low power mode - can't complain. The only downside is the LED lights which are hard to see at an angle. For this price they should have used a small screen or LEDs in the shape of numbers.The power brick is good too, 65w, type c, and power delivery as well.

EDIT: Wall Charger can't charge Samsung Note 9 at Full Speed. The battery bank can, but the wall charger cannot. This is due to incompatibility and cannot be fixed. It's unfortunate, but sucks if you were planning on using it with a Samsung Note 9, so I'm taking away another star. I'm not sure if this affects other Samsung phones.Original Review:Product just arrived. Seems good and to spec. However the cable is bundled with the power bank which is only 60W charger and charging.The power adapter is rated for 65W, but needs a 100W cable not a 60W cable like the included one so couldn't charge my laptop at a full 65W. You can buy a 100W cable separately from Anker for £12/£13, but it's a shame that you need to. I bought one separately and afterwards it charged my laptop at a full 65W.