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Pocket-sized, fast enough for today’s phones, and the cable is built in — so you are never stuck without one.
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—For most people this is the right size: light enough to forget about, fast enough for a modern phone, and it can’t leave you without a cable. Its limit is capacity — about 1.7 iPhone 15 charges, not a whole weekend away from a soc...
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Read the full verdict10,000 mAh
Capacity
30 W
Max output
Best for
Best thing: Built-in USB-C cable
Honest catch: About 1.7 iPhone 15 charges — not enough for several days away from a socket
For most people this is the right size: light enough to forget about, fast enough for a modern phone, and it can’t leave you without a cable. Its limit is capacity — about 1.7 iPhone 15 charges, not a whole weekend away from a socket — and at 30 W it is a phone-and-accessories bank, not a laptop charger.
The built-in USB-C cable means there is no cable to forget — grab it and go.
Up to 30 W over USB-C fast-charges most current phones, from iPhone to Galaxy and Pixel.
Three outputs — the built-in cable, a USB-C port and a USB-A port — cover a phone, earbuds and an older USB-A cable.
A digital display shows the remaining charge, so you know when it needs a top-up.
A low-current mode (double-tap the power button) is made for small devices like earbuds and fitness bands.
How well it suits each use, based on its specifications.
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Anker estimates about 1.67 full charges for an iPhone 15 (3,877 mAh battery). Some energy is always lost in conversion, so a 10,000 mAh bank typically delivers about 5,500–7,000 mAh to your devices.
Yes. Double-tap the power button to switch on low-current mode, which is designed for small devices such as earbuds and fitness bands.
About 2.5 hours with a 20 W USB-C charger, according to Anker. A lower-powered charger will take longer.
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