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.

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.

Small, light and wireless charging. What’s not to like. To be honest I didn’t appreciate that this has a smaller battery than my other power packs that will charge for a weekend not just once. However if you want a well made wireless charger you can’t go wrong.

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.

Brought this in November 2023 I had no problems until I was roadtripping around new zealand april 2024, it stopped taking a charge in the camper. A nice visitors center in Matamata allowed me to recharge using their own Wall charger, it started to slowly recharge but the power and power level lights were behaving oddly. After contacting Anker UK by email they tried to help me trouble shoot it but it didn't correct the issue, Anker sent out a replacement. I still have both one working great the other with light issues but still working.

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 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.