An update to Anker’s popular 10,000mAh USB power bank. This model features 18W USB-C PD, fast charging smaller USB-C devices. And a trickle charge function, perfect for your wireless earbuds.
RAVPower PD Pioneer 45W GaN Review
A 45W USB-C PD charger that leverages new GaN technology for a flat design. It protrudes only 0.6 inches from the wall, with the USB-C port facing down.
Anker PowerPort Atom PD 2 Review
A dual USB-C charger featuring GaN tech. The charger has a total output of 60W. With a single connection you get full output. With two connections it splits 30W/30W.
Inateck 60W PD Charger with Dual USB-C Review
A dual USB-C charger. The top port works with your phone, the bottom port for anything up to a 13-inch USB-C laptop. Includes plug adapters for US, UK, and EU outlets.
Xcentz xWingMan Dual 10000 Review
A compact USB-C PD and Quick Charge power bank. Fast charges most phones. Also good for Nintendo Switch and small accessories. Includes a USB-C to USB-A cable for Quick Charge phones.
Omars 26800 Portable Energy Storage Station Review
A power station offering USB-C Power Delivery, Quick Charge, and a 90W AC outlet for larger devices. Too large for regular travel, though it could board a U.S. flight without issue.
Xiaomi Mi Power Bank 3 Review
The Xiaomi Mi Power Bank 3 is one of a series of popular power banks globally. It supports a wide range of fast charging standards. But violates USB-C specs to do so.
BlitzWolf BW-S10 30W USB PD Review
A 30W USB-C PD charger with a built-in EU plug. Will fast charge the Nintendo Switch in handheld mode. Good for anyone living in or visiting Europe.
Anker PowerPort II PD Review
A USB-C and USB-A dual port charger. Ideal for travel or a second home/office charger. It’ll fast charge most USB-C devices from a phone up to a 12-inch laptop.
Solice 20000 Type-C Review
A large capacity, 18W USB-C and Quick Charge budget power bank. It performs as advertised. But in a larger and heavier form than is necessary.