Power Bank Fast Charging 10000mAh, built-in 2 cables, 22.5W Portable Charger, Portable USB C Power bank, Battery Pack with LED Display, Powerbank Compatible iPhone 15 Samsung S21 S20 Xiaomi Huawei

This is a decent little 10000 mAh power bank with fitted USB-C and lightning cable outputs, capable of charging apple or android devices at up to 22W. I have a 40000W power bank which is built like a brick and weighs almost as much, but this one is much smaller and more practical, although obviously it won't hold as much charge. It is about the same size as an average touchscreen mobile phone but quite a bit thicker and heavier, with a plastic chassis and a large perspex screen which seems a bit over the top considering the only thing it displays is a small two digit readout of the charge as a percentage. I can see this overly large perspex panel being susceptible to scratches and perhaps it would make more sense to reduce it to the size of the digits. Apart from that I like the matt black finish which won't attract greasy fingerprints and it seems pretty solid and well made. There is a USB-C and USB-A input on the top side for charging the power bank and it took about 1 hour 10 minutes to go from 35% to 99% (no 3rd digit on the huge screen for 100%). On the output side it kicks my mobile phone into "turbo charge" mode which suits me fine but if you have a phone that can charge at above 22W then it may not charge as fast as with your wall plug. This is a great little device for use at festivals, camping, or any other off the grid scenario where you need to charge your phone without access to the national grid. At £15.99 I think it represents reasonable value for money although I can't remember how much my 40000 mAh was. I took a star off for the overly large perspex screen which is just a scratch magnet in my opinion, but other than that ... Solid 4 stars!

Decent quality battery for the price.This as a portable power bank is very good quality, charging my iphone this is putting out near 1.5amp and the voltage is holding at 5.17v so this is the first sign of a good control board and cells, seen way to many drop below 5 volts.Its charge and discharge rates are actually spot on with a max watt of just under 20 watts so suitable for powering up devices upto 12 volts max at 1.6amp.The integrated cables however are only output so can not be used to charge the power bank, this is where the low price comes in so would have to use the provided additional cable.At just shy of £16 this is a nice lightweight power bank so would be suitable for on the go.

This power bank comes boxed together with instructions and a USB charging cable. It's relatively slim and will fit in a pocket. Build quality seems pretty good, with all the specs printed on the back in reasonably large font. The power bank features a large display to show percentage charge and has USB-C and lighting connectors built-in on flat silicone cables. There's only one USB-A and one USB-C port but that's fine as the connectors suffice for output.The charge level can be checked at any time by pressing the power button. Performance so far has been fine. Overall I am happy with this power bank. It isn't the most powerful one I own but is perfectly good for background charging and 10000mAh is a decent capacity.

ProsBuilt in cables incase you dont have any to handCharges up fastSupports output fast chargingGood capacityTested with iphone 15Doesnt get warm or buzzConsNone