Anker PowerCore III 10K Wireless Portable Charger with Qi-Certified 10W Wireless Charging and 18W USB-C Quick Charge for iPhone 13, 12, Mini, Pro, iPad, AirPods, and More

This is a very nice, neat, well made device. First time charge takes a while but then gets quite fast using type c usb. Has a good capacity that seems larger than expected. Device is well finished, no sharp edges to catch. Useful pull-out phone holder. The indicators on the side show battery charge condition and a single led to indicate wireless charging. The wireless charger output is excellent, plenty of power and no need to remove the device to be charged from its case. I charge my iphone in its leather toro case with ease and I can also charge my ipad at the same time through a usb cable .It’s light enough and thin enough to charge a phone in a pocket or bag ( might need a rubber band to keep the phone and charger together.I have tested a few wireless chargers but this one is certainly the best. It just works, fast and reliable. Needless to say I absolutely 100% recommend this device.

Really good little charger. It can even charge up my iPad Pro which I wasn't expecting. You can charge two things at once, and even charge things when the Powerbank is charging. I have had zero problems with this powerbank. The wireless charging is a bit of gimmick, but does the job.It's a little pricey for what it is, but is very good quality and comes with USB-C and USB-A. If you aren't going to use the wireless charging feature then probably best saving money and getting a regular powerbank.

Reliable, useful, and uses Fast Wireless charging - so cables are no longer required. Although, the included cable is USB C to C, which isn't an issue, but is worth considering if you only have USB A wall adapters. The included pouch is nice, but just slightly too small to be completely closed with the portable charger in it, let alone with a cable.The included "stand" for the phone is certainly an interesting idea, but means you have to use the charger wired, and your phone has to be landscape - not ideal but the feature doesn't have any negative impacts if you're not using it so can't complain

I looked for a powerbank which also allows wireless charging of the phone. There are quite a few to chose from. Very clearly there is a positive relation between the amount of energy you can store and the weight of the device. This one has 10000 mAh. It weighs 252g and has the dimensions of a normal smart phone (about 15 x 7 x 1.6 cm). You can easily get higher capacity but this comes with a weight of up to 400-500g.Decisions! You will look for USB-C connection and a nice design- Anker. Anker has a very good reputation for quality as far as I know. You pay more for such products but you normally know it is good. I did not want a heavy battery/powerbank just one which is "bearable" and does not push the weight of your hand luggage to much when you fly. On the CONS-site I have only the price. It was quickly charged. I put my Galaxy 4 fold with case (FODDOM) on it and the charge began. No fiddly positioning. All fine and quick.

I bought this for golf holidays where I get up at 4am, 6am flight, arrive 9am, get through customs, straight to the golf course, no chance to recharge a phone until maybe 5 or 6pm. All the time the phone is in use, boarding tickets, music constantly playing throughout the flight so I need something to keep the phone charged. As others have said this powerbank is brilliant and easily handles that. What I didn't realise is that when I went to charge up the powerbank for the next holiday it still had about 70% power left. I'd used it on the flight for about 2 and a half hours but 1 year later it still had plenty charge. I don't know if this is standard in power banks but this one retained the charge fantastically.Yeah, that might not be an issue for some - just charge it up the night before you use it but it's still a good feature.

I had it for a few days now and it's good so far. It charges via USB C and has a single USB output slot. I'm not sure how fast it charges, but it provides fast wireless charging for my S10.Not very heavy, and approximatively as big as my S10 phone.Has a small LED light on the side to show activity, and other 4 smaller LEDs to show the remaining battery (I assume 25% each).Only downside is that you need a separate USB C cable to charge it, as it comes with a USB C to USB C cable, for which I can see no use.Also has a sliding metal thing on the top which I don't know what it does.

I have two of these and they’re great to carry around for when you need a charge or to help someone else out with a quick top-up.Only issue I’ve found is they don’t like high wattage chargers - 45w and 65w. Circuitry should handle this but doesn’t. One of my two works with a 20w or lower, the other older one only works with 18w or lower.