Portable Charger 36800mAh,4 Outputs Power Bank, Dual Input 5V/3A External Battery Pack,USB-C in&Out High-Speed Charging Backup Charger Compatible with iPhone 16/15/14/13,Samsung S23 Android Phone etc

this charger is awesome! this is my second one. ( the first one i dropped a few times and it cracked) but for the price and getting 3 solid phone charges on an Iphone 15 pro is a great product. easy to travel with, compact. It does however take 3-5 hours to fully charge when its dead.

Took this to Africa with us and in our room was only one adapter so since I wanted my phone next to me I used this to charge my phone over night I used it several times before having to recharge the device. It does not charge the phone as fast as another I have but it charged more times so was a plus since I was charging overnight.

This portable charger is a beast! The 36800mAh capacity holds a charge for days, which is perfect for travel or when I’m away from outlets. I use it mainly for my iPhone 14 Pro, which charges quickly and reliably every time.The build quality feels solid and well-made—not flimsy like some cheaper ones. With multiple outputs and both USB-C in & out, it’s super convenient and versatile. Definitely one of the most dependable power banks I’ve used. Great value for the price.

Pros:- I can get ~5 Iphone SE 2020 charges from one full charge of this brick.- Can be powered by mini USB or USB-C without any adapter- Rapid charging WORKS! (Though I didn't do a scientific measurement here)- Lightweight ( < 1.0 lb )- CheapCons:- Large (which gives the impression of being heavy but it's < 1 lb)- Does not auto-sense when its own charging is done (but the price!)- Plastic housing feels rather flimsy- Charging the pack itself takes a long time. Most adapters I have are 1.A or under and 500mA takes 6-7hrs to chargeThis was so cheap that when I lost mine at school, I bought another one. How I lost it is beyond me because the pack is HUGE. You buy this for capacity though. I use lower-mA chargers because I often "set it and forget it" and I don't want to run the risk of overcharging and thus killing the battery. I've also used mine to power a 1010 Blackbox and an Audiothingings Micromonsta and it was awesome. (Though noisy because they shared the same source.) In the future I'd be willing to spend more money to get a pack that shut off its own charging early and was smaller but that's an expensive engineering feat if you want to couple that with a pack that can contain ~38k mA of juice.

I have purchaced this 3 times. What I like. This charger can take input from two different type cables..B and C. It can charge 3 devices at the same time. It will fully charge a single Samsung phone 12 times before running out of power. I have never had a problem with TSA. I originally bought mine. Then got one for my daughter. It is strong enough to partially chage her chromebook. Negatives: it is heavy and bulky. Honestly, what do you expect for something with so much power capacity. After about a year the output ports will go out. I expect this is from being in pockets, purses and backpacks with cords still attached. The unit will still fully charge... you just can not charge anything. This happened with both mine an my daughter's. Yeah, maybe do not leave cords dangling from it when it is stowed away? I am experimenting with attaching another output for the two units I have where the USB A ports will not function. I bought a third because this is one of the best values on the market for large charging capaciy when you have no option to get near a plug.

Plain and simple, it doesn't work. What's worse is it worked for the 2 weeks prior to big international trip where I was really counting on this and then it simply stopped working as soon as I left for my trip. It put me in a really bad spot as the whole reason I bough such a heavy charger is that there were two of us needing it.It seems to have a complete charge, but now when you connect anything to it, the little power indicator lights come on business as usual, you devices (cell phone in my case) start to charge and then exactly 60 second later the power indicator lights shut off and the phone stop receiving a charge. If you then hit the manual button to check the power indicator, the lights come back on and your phone starts to charge. For almost an hour I tried hitting the button every 60 seconds as I was desperate for a charge, but after doing this for some time, the manual button stopped working.The next day I had access to a wall outlet and tried charging this device only to confirm what I suspected, it was still almost 100% charged.It is really big, too heavy for casual carrying and I was willing to overlook this since I mistakenly thought it would be worth the inconvenience in exchange for more juice. Instead I got stranded when I needed it most and ended up throwing the whole thing away after multiple attempts to get it to work like it did the first 2 weeks I owned. it.There are better options out there, I highly suggest trying those.

Pros: The Portable Battery Charger Is The Best One Compared To A Different Kind I Had Before!!! Power Of The Battery Last Longer I Have Charged My Cellphone And Other Items It Works Good For Me Doesn’t Drains Easily. I Don’t Use The Cable That Comes Within The Package But Sure Keep It For Backup. It Was Build To A Good Quality Size And As Long It Does The Job. I’m Happy With The Product.Cons: None

I purchased this a few years ago and LOVE it! It is definitely heavy/bulky but not only did I save myself while on long walking trips in Europe, but I came to the rescue of several other people as well! Battery lasts a loooong time. Charging does take several hours, honestly I’d say from an empty to a full charge it’s probably up to 12 hours depending on your charger. So definitely charge overnight. We’re planning another trip to Europe so I’m getting one for each of my kids and my husband! Like that there are color options now so we can each have our own color.