![Anker PowerCore+ 26800mAh PD 45W with 60W PD Charger, Power Delivery Portable Charger Bundle for USB C MacBook Air/Pro/Dell X]({"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61UlAYp9zwL._AC_SS115_.jpg":[115,115],"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61UlAYp9zwL._AC_SS230_.jpg":[230,230],"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61UlAYp9zwL._AC_SS345_.jpg":[345,345]})
![Anker Power Bank, 26,800 mAh External Battery with Dual Input Port and Double-Speed Recharging, 3 USB Ports for iPhone 15/15]({"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61vj2BPDpuL._AC_SS115_.jpg":[115,115],"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61vj2BPDpuL._AC_SS230_.jpg":[230,230],"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61vj2BPDpuL._AC_SS345_.jpg":[345,345]})
![Anker Power Bank, 25,600mAh Portable Charger 87W Bundle with 65W USB-C Wall Charger, Works for MacBook Pro, Dell XPS, Microso]({"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61HWv8xVwHL._AC_SS115_.jpg":[115,115],"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61HWv8xVwHL._AC_SS230_.jpg":[230,230],"https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61HWv8xVwHL._AC_SS345_.jpg":[345,345]})
Climate Pledge Friendly
If you have an iPhone, a Switch, or any USB-C device, this is the battery bank to get! If this you can iPhone, this one of the few batteries that can "Fast Charge" your iPhone as Apple defines it. If you think your iPhone charges fast but you're not using USB-C...you don't know what you're missing.
On my iPhone X I measured this charging it at almost 18 watts! With this much charging power, it can take an iPhone 8/X/XS/XR from 1% battery to 50% battery in 30 minutes. The charger is literally so fast that if you're about to head out the door but your iPhone is dead, just letting it charge for 6 minutes is enough to take it from 1% to 15% battery. That's just about all I need if I'm heading out for an evening beer! Though the charging speed slows down as the battery gets full, it's good that you get the fastest charge rate when you need it the most. (You won't get 18W charging when your phone is at 90%, it slows down to ~8W-10W then but this can't be helped)
(Nerdy photo explanation: In my photo, you can see my USB-C power meter measuring the power output from the battery as it charges my iPhone X. It's at 8.81 volts and 1.91 amps of current. Multiplying voltage and current gives you power so this means the photo is showing 16.8W of charging power. I've also seen it get even closer to a maximum of 18W, and I've seen it do 27W when charging a MacBook. The higher voltage you're seeing is only possible with USB-C PD and is higher than the normal USB 5 volts. The 2.4 amps of current older USB-A batteries can provide sounds impressive but they are actually providing less power/slower charging overall since they're limited to 5 volts. )
Your typical USB-A charger can only get up to 12watts (5v/2.4A), so getting 18watts is a 50% speed improvement that I really appreciated. To take advantage of this on an iPhone you need the USB-C to Lightning cable that only Apple sells. If you use the standard USB-A iPhone cable it'll certainly charge fast (12W max on Anker batteries, 5W on the free Apple charger), but not as fast as possible.
Stepping back a bit, this battery has the solid Anker build quality and features I've come to expect and the metal case feels particularly nice. The included 30W USD-C PD wall charger is also solid and it's great they include this since you'll need a USB-C charger to charge this battery. (Though any good USB-C charger works). The wall charger itself deserves good reviews since I've seen it perform better than cheaper chargers that claim to have the same ratings.
I love the extra "resolution" you get on how much battery charge you have left compared to other models. If you're feeling around in your bag for the battery this button has a nice tactile feel that makes it easy to find and press if you can't see the whole battery.
It also works great as a charger for the recent Thunderbolt/USB-C MacBooks, though remember this only provides 30W max of charging power. This means it will always charge your computer while closed and usually when its open, but if you're doing something on the laptop that requires a lot of power (any intense computing), the 30W it provides might now be enough to stop all battery drain, though it'll definitely slow it down and make your laptop last quite a bit longer. Since overall this battery pack stores 96 watt-hours it can fully recharge a MacBook Pro battery (which is 54 to 58 watt-hours) about 1.5 times, but since its maximum power output is 30W, it'll just charge your laptop a bit slower than the 61W Apple power adapter. Still pretty impressive for a mobile battery pack!
The USB-C battery/charger world is still very nascent and sometimes confusing to customers and this has made it easy for duplicitous companies to misrepresent their products and just hope that us customers are too dumb and uninformed to notice the difference. I tried buying a cheap USB-C charger and USB-C battery pack from different no-name companies off Amazon, and after testing, they both failed to live up their marketing. Anker leads the way for trustworthiness and quality.
In short, this is THE BEST iPHONE or USB-C PD battery bank out there! It's one of the very few out there that can truly Fast Charge an iPhone at 18W. If you have a USB-C device, get this one!
There is a newer model of this item:
Similar item to consider
Amazon's Choice
Customers frequently viewed
Page 1 of 1Start overPage 1 of 1
Sponsored | Popular products in the last 7 days
Related products with free delivery on eligible orders
Page 1 of 1Start overPage 1 of 1
Sponsored | Try Prime for unlimited fast, free shipping
Best USD-C PD battery out there! Gives you a true Fast Charge on recent iPhones
If you have an iPhone, a Switch, or any USB-C device, this is the battery bank to get! If this you can iPhone, this one of the few batteries that can "Fast Charge" your iPhone as Apple defines it. If you think your iPhone charges fast but you're not using USB-C...you don't know what you're missing.On my iPhone X I measured this charging it at almost 18 watts! With this much charging power, it can take an iPhone 8/X/XS/XR from 1% battery to 50% battery in 30 minutes. The charger is literally so fast that if you're about to head out the door but your iPhone is dead, just letting it charge for 6 minutes is enough to take it from 1% to 15% battery. That's just about all I need if I'm heading out for an evening beer! Though the charging speed slows down as the battery gets full, it's good that you get the fastest charge rate when you need it the most. (You won't get 18W charging when your phone is at 90%, it slows down to ~8W-10W then but this can't be helped)(Nerdy photo explanation: In my photo, you can see my USB-C power meter measuring the power output from the battery as it charges my iPhone X. It's at 8.81 volts and 1.91 amps of current. Multiplying voltage and current gives you power so this means the photo is showing 16.8W of charging power. I've also seen it get even closer to a maximum of 18W, and I've seen it do 27W when charging a MacBook. The higher voltage you're seeing is only possible with USB-C PD and is higher than the normal USB 5 volts. The 2.4 amps of current older USB-A batteries can provide sounds impressive but they are actually providing less power/slower charging overall since they're limited to 5 volts. )Your typical USB-A charger can only get up to 12watts (5v/2.4A), so getting 18watts is a 50% speed improvement that I really appreciated. To take advantage of this on an iPhone you need the USB-C to Lightning cable that only Apple sells. If you use the standard USB-A iPhone cable it'll certainly charge fast (12W max on Anker batteries, 5W on the free Apple charger), but not as fast as possible.Stepping back a bit, this battery has the solid Anker build quality and features I've come to expect and the metal case feels particularly nice. The included 30W USD-C PD wall charger is also solid and it's great they include this since you'll need a USB-C charger to charge this battery. (Though any good USB-C charger works). The wall charger itself deserves good reviews since I've seen it perform better than cheaper chargers that claim to have the same ratings.I love the extra "resolution" you get on how much battery charge you have left compared to other models. If you're feeling around in your bag for the battery this button has a nice tactile feel that makes it easy to find and press if you can't see the whole battery.It also works great as a charger for the recent Thunderbolt/USB-C MacBooks, though remember this only provides 30W max of charging power. This means it will always charge your computer while closed and usually when its open, but if you're doing something on the laptop that requires a lot of power (any intense computing), the 30W it provides might now be enough to stop all battery drain, though it'll definitely slow it down and make your laptop last quite a bit longer. Since overall this battery pack stores 96 watt-hours it can fully recharge a MacBook Pro battery (which is 54 to 58 watt-hours) about 1.5 times, but since its maximum power output is 30W, it'll just charge your laptop a bit slower than the 61W Apple power adapter. Still pretty impressive for a mobile battery pack!The USB-C battery/charger world is still very nascent and sometimes confusing to customers and this has made it easy for duplicitous companies to misrepresent their products and just hope that us customers are too dumb and uninformed to notice the difference. I tried buying a cheap USB-C charger and USB-C battery pack from different no-name companies off Amazon, and after testing, they both failed to live up their marketing. Anker leads the way for trustworthiness and quality.In short, this is THE BEST iPHONE or USB-C PD battery bank out there! It's one of the very few out there that can truly Fast Charge an iPhone at 18W. If you have a USB-C device, get this one!
Top reviews from the United States
There was a problem filtering reviews right now. Please try again later.
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2018
On my iPhone X I measured this charging it at almost 18 watts! With this much charging power, it can take an iPhone 8/X/XS/XR from 1% battery to 50% battery in 30 minutes. The charger is literally so fast that if you're about to head out the door but your iPhone is dead, just letting it charge for 6 minutes is enough to take it from 1% to 15% battery. That's just about all I need if I'm heading out for an evening beer! Though the charging speed slows down as the battery gets full, it's good that you get the fastest charge rate when you need it the most. (You won't get 18W charging when your phone is at 90%, it slows down to ~8W-10W then but this can't be helped)
(Nerdy photo explanation: In my photo, you can see my USB-C power meter measuring the power output from the battery as it charges my iPhone X. It's at 8.81 volts and 1.91 amps of current. Multiplying voltage and current gives you power so this means the photo is showing 16.8W of charging power. I've also seen it get even closer to a maximum of 18W, and I've seen it do 27W when charging a MacBook. The higher voltage you're seeing is only possible with USB-C PD and is higher than the normal USB 5 volts. The 2.4 amps of current older USB-A batteries can provide sounds impressive but they are actually providing less power/slower charging overall since they're limited to 5 volts. )
Your typical USB-A charger can only get up to 12watts (5v/2.4A), so getting 18watts is a 50% speed improvement that I really appreciated. To take advantage of this on an iPhone you need the USB-C to Lightning cable that only Apple sells. If you use the standard USB-A iPhone cable it'll certainly charge fast (12W max on Anker batteries, 5W on the free Apple charger), but not as fast as possible.
Stepping back a bit, this battery has the solid Anker build quality and features I've come to expect and the metal case feels particularly nice. The included 30W USD-C PD wall charger is also solid and it's great they include this since you'll need a USB-C charger to charge this battery. (Though any good USB-C charger works). The wall charger itself deserves good reviews since I've seen it perform better than cheaper chargers that claim to have the same ratings.
I love the extra "resolution" you get on how much battery charge you have left compared to other models. If you're feeling around in your bag for the battery this button has a nice tactile feel that makes it easy to find and press if you can't see the whole battery.
It also works great as a charger for the recent Thunderbolt/USB-C MacBooks, though remember this only provides 30W max of charging power. This means it will always charge your computer while closed and usually when its open, but if you're doing something on the laptop that requires a lot of power (any intense computing), the 30W it provides might now be enough to stop all battery drain, though it'll definitely slow it down and make your laptop last quite a bit longer. Since overall this battery pack stores 96 watt-hours it can fully recharge a MacBook Pro battery (which is 54 to 58 watt-hours) about 1.5 times, but since its maximum power output is 30W, it'll just charge your laptop a bit slower than the 61W Apple power adapter. Still pretty impressive for a mobile battery pack!
The USB-C battery/charger world is still very nascent and sometimes confusing to customers and this has made it easy for duplicitous companies to misrepresent their products and just hope that us customers are too dumb and uninformed to notice the difference. I tried buying a cheap USB-C charger and USB-C battery pack from different no-name companies off Amazon, and after testing, they both failed to live up their marketing. Anker leads the way for trustworthiness and quality.
In short, this is THE BEST iPHONE or USB-C PD battery bank out there! It's one of the very few out there that can truly Fast Charge an iPhone at 18W. If you have a USB-C device, get this one!
Best USD-C PD battery out there! Gives you a true Fast Charge on recent iPhones
Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2018
If you have an iPhone, a Switch, or any USB-C device, this is the battery bank to get! If this you can iPhone, this one of the few batteries that can "Fast Charge" your iPhone as Apple defines it. If you think your iPhone charges fast but you're not using USB-C...you don't know what you're missing.Reviewed in the United States on November 15, 2018
On my iPhone X I measured this charging it at almost 18 watts! With this much charging power, it can take an iPhone 8/X/XS/XR from 1% battery to 50% battery in 30 minutes. The charger is literally so fast that if you're about to head out the door but your iPhone is dead, just letting it charge for 6 minutes is enough to take it from 1% to 15% battery. That's just about all I need if I'm heading out for an evening beer! Though the charging speed slows down as the battery gets full, it's good that you get the fastest charge rate when you need it the most. (You won't get 18W charging when your phone is at 90%, it slows down to ~8W-10W then but this can't be helped)
(Nerdy photo explanation: In my photo, you can see my USB-C power meter measuring the power output from the battery as it charges my iPhone X. It's at 8.81 volts and 1.91 amps of current. Multiplying voltage and current gives you power so this means the photo is showing 16.8W of charging power. I've also seen it get even closer to a maximum of 18W, and I've seen it do 27W when charging a MacBook. The higher voltage you're seeing is only possible with USB-C PD and is higher than the normal USB 5 volts. The 2.4 amps of current older USB-A batteries can provide sounds impressive but they are actually providing less power/slower charging overall since they're limited to 5 volts. )
Your typical USB-A charger can only get up to 12watts (5v/2.4A), so getting 18watts is a 50% speed improvement that I really appreciated. To take advantage of this on an iPhone you need the USB-C to Lightning cable that only Apple sells. If you use the standard USB-A iPhone cable it'll certainly charge fast (12W max on Anker batteries, 5W on the free Apple charger), but not as fast as possible.
Stepping back a bit, this battery has the solid Anker build quality and features I've come to expect and the metal case feels particularly nice. The included 30W USD-C PD wall charger is also solid and it's great they include this since you'll need a USB-C charger to charge this battery. (Though any good USB-C charger works). The wall charger itself deserves good reviews since I've seen it perform better than cheaper chargers that claim to have the same ratings.
I love the extra "resolution" you get on how much battery charge you have left compared to other models. If you're feeling around in your bag for the battery this button has a nice tactile feel that makes it easy to find and press if you can't see the whole battery.
It also works great as a charger for the recent Thunderbolt/USB-C MacBooks, though remember this only provides 30W max of charging power. This means it will always charge your computer while closed and usually when its open, but if you're doing something on the laptop that requires a lot of power (any intense computing), the 30W it provides might now be enough to stop all battery drain, though it'll definitely slow it down and make your laptop last quite a bit longer. Since overall this battery pack stores 96 watt-hours it can fully recharge a MacBook Pro battery (which is 54 to 58 watt-hours) about 1.5 times, but since its maximum power output is 30W, it'll just charge your laptop a bit slower than the 61W Apple power adapter. Still pretty impressive for a mobile battery pack!
The USB-C battery/charger world is still very nascent and sometimes confusing to customers and this has made it easy for duplicitous companies to misrepresent their products and just hope that us customers are too dumb and uninformed to notice the difference. I tried buying a cheap USB-C charger and USB-C battery pack from different no-name companies off Amazon, and after testing, they both failed to live up their marketing. Anker leads the way for trustworthiness and quality.
In short, this is THE BEST iPHONE or USB-C PD battery bank out there! It's one of the very few out there that can truly Fast Charge an iPhone at 18W. If you have a USB-C device, get this one!
Images in this review
Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2019
