I’ve had a wide range of portable power banks over the years, and they’ve mostly been rubbish. I find the unbranded or cheap ones work well for a while. However, eventually, the USB ports fail or physically break, the capacity drops off considerably, and I even had one suffer overheating issues. However, Anker has a rock-solid reputation and they themselves boast about how you’ll be joining their 55 million+ customers. In fairness, that’s a pretty solid boast. The few Anker products I’ve owned have lasted years without fail, and while they can cost a bit more money, it’s money saved in the long run.
At 20000mAh their 525 Power Bank is capable of delivering some serious power, with a 20W USB C port that can charge an iPhone 12 to 50% in just 30 minutes. Furthermore, it’ll charge the phone to 100% five times, meaning it’ll help you through a few days without having to find a plug socket. I(t’s also surprisingly compact for the amount of power it can deliver, so it’ll sit in your backpack or luggage easily enough. It’s also not too cumbersome so handing it with your phone or tablet connected isn’t too awkward.
You can check the price for the Antec Power Bank on Amazon here.
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