AnkerPower Bank, Compact Portable Charger (PowerCore 10K) 10,000mAh Battery Pack with PowerlQ Charging Technology and USB-C for iPhone, iPad, Samsung Galaxy, Pixel, and MoreClimatePartner certified

Great power bank for under a tenner. Only cycled it once but it did what was expected. About the same size and weight as a phone. All black - it would have been nice if there was a splash of colour to spot it more easily and avoid leaving it behind but a coloured carry bag can solve that.

Managed to snag this power bank for only £8 on sale. The size and weight is similar to that of most smartphones on the market, but is noticeably thicker. The battery life is great, allowing me to charge my s24 ultra twice on a single charge. Very handy for weekends away or long travels. The build quality isn't the best, with the shell having a slightly cheap ABS plastic feel - but at this price point, I'm not complaining.

Very handy, portable and good size with the ability to charge my product semi quicky. However the power bank itself does not have a good battery life so struggles during heavy use.

I've had this at least 3 years now, (maybe more, I can't remember!) but I'll tell you what, don't even think twice about buying one. Absolutely one of the most useful bits of tech I've ever bought. AND ITS STILL GOING STRONG!

I am extremely pleased with my new Anker power bank. it is slim and not too heavy to carry around. I am very pleased that I bought it at a special price too. It charged my iPhone within a short time and has plenty more charge left. All in all a very good buy.

Excellent, lightweight, quick to charge the power bank and to charge my phone. perfect to take out during the day, I’ll never worry about having no battery life left

Great value and easy to use power bank from a trusted well respected company 👍The information and the instructions are clear and precise.Would easily recommend 👌

I bought this a few years ago, hadn't reviewed it yet so thought I might as well. For reference I have a Google Pixel 7 handset which can charge up to around 30W, but with the correct plug or powerbank. This is not that powerbank.I bought this a few years prior to the phone and it was just about sufficient 3 years ago when I bought it. It charged things fine but you'd be looking at well over an hour, possibly longer to charge my then Pixel 3a enough. Now I have a larger battery on my phone (and greater usage of it) I need something faster and which holds more than about 2 charges of power- not saying the Pixel eats that much in a day, just that I have a few devices that need regular recharges (buds, cans, sometimes a tablet or a Kindle).Overall this will get you out of a tight spot, for me it was a real help when I had been admitted to hospital and was in too much pain to reach the plug and felt too bad to ask a busy nurse to plug things in! The powerbank isn't too heavy and if you are stationary (as in my case; in a hospital bed laying semi-upright) it wasn't a problem at all, so long as the cable reached long enough in the times where it fell onto the floor... (and it was sturdy enough to not break or show any damage when this happened, though it was in it's case at the time.The case by the way is a just-about-fits canvas draw string thing. Effective enough and large enough to fit the powerbank and maybe a cable or two but you'll not get anything else in there- not if you need the drawstring to do back up again.The recharge on this thing is LONG! As in hours and hours long! Overnight a good 8 hours and it's just about done when I wake up, this is using an Anker plug which promises to charge up to a rate of 30W, or an Ikea version of a similarly high wattage, the reason it's slow is the device recharge rate and not the plug. If you are not in any great hurry and never forget to recharge anything in overnight and don't mind having to use your device connected to a cable and occasionally have to carry the powerbank as well as the phone/Kindle/laptop/iPad or whatever else you need to recharge when it's out of juice and needing the powerbank's assistance, because the charge rate means this is inevitable. But if this is fine for you and you are very organized, get this and save a bit of money. I got fed up with mine and upgraded to a powerbank which although a great deal heavier, does mean I don't have to worry about the powerbank having run dry and the recharge on my new powerbank is 30 mins not 3 hours+.What is suitable for you is something only you can decide. I have been told that this slow recharge rate means the life of your phone or other device is far healthier, but to be honest I've not noticed a big drop in how long the battery lasts having upgraded to a faster charging powerbank.For £15 or even £8 (which I'm seeing at the moment!) this is a steal of a deal! But I wouldn't pay as much as I did in January 2021 where it was around £30. For £30 there are way better Anker powerbanks than this.