AnkerNano Power Bank, 10,000mAh Portable Charger with 2.3 ft InstaCord Retractable Cable, 45W Max Compact Battery Pack, Smart Display, for iPhone 16 Series, iPad, Galaxy, Pixel, and MoreClimatePartner certified

Super compact for 10,000 mah! I was wondering if I was going to like the blueish green color and it's fantastic. It's going to be great for day travel for sure! I am a little worried about the built in cable over time, it's a flat cable but it's not braided or any kind of protection. It's a nice cable but it seems like pulling it out often will cause a bit of stress on it. Time will tell. So far super happy with it

I’ve been waiting on a smaller retractable charger like this one. I’ve only had it for a day now but it’s doing everything that’s been advertised. This is a quality charger and does not feel cheap like I’ve read about other similar brands. It arrived on 25%. Once plugged in it shot to 30w until around 85% then seemed to finish out around 20w. Cord is very long compared to the lanyard style cables on past models. I doubt I’ll have problems out of it. I also had a chance to do pass through charging with my iPhone 16PM. Charger split the wattage to 15w in and 15w out. Will do further testing to see if it changes due to my battery percentage or heat. Great size factor as well. I compared it to 2 other models I have with attached cables. I’d pick this one any day to not be tied down to a shorter cable. Either way this is an awesome charger and much waited on.

Great little charging block. Powerful and quick. Has my most used cord built right in, and it retracts to whatever length you need without having excess cord dangling around.

TLDR: this is a great, compact, portable battery pack with a built in USBC cable, though a bit chunky.Ordered this because I can never have enough portable battery packs with all our family's devices when travelling. What sets this apart from many other battery packs is it's built in screen and unique dimensions. The screen is meant to be able to show you which ports are active, percent charge left, and when only charging, how long it will take to fully charge. And for the most part, this works great/as expected.When I'm *only* charging the battery, it shows the estimated time until 100% charged, which is great.When I'm charging the battery *and* charging devices from it, it can do both at the same time, and it shows which ports are for charging itself, and which ports are charging devices. However, a couple times I've seen that it says I'm charging a device from the USB A port, when nothing is plugged into it -- not sure why, though that makes me wonder what other issues there may be with the data it shows on the screen.Size -- it has "nano" in the name, though, while it is small in terms of height and width, it's rather thick compared to all other battery packs I've had, so it's only 'nano' in two of the three dimensions. Battery technology is rather mature, so there's only so much that can be done with battery sizes; for the most part, a battery has to take up a certain amount of volume per capacity, so you're dealing with a fixed volume a battery has to be.All that said, I do like that it has a high 45w max output, and the screen is useful to know what's charging and how long it will take to recharge the battery, and the built in cable is extremely useful (one less thing to try to find in a bag of tech).

It works perfectly

The convenience offered is impressive, and the double charge feature is not a drawback.

Very nice

There is nothing not to like about this Anker portable charger. While dense (heavy), it's compact (smaller than a deck of cards but twice as thick), and it looks nice. It has two ports and a retractable USB-C cord:C1 (retractable USB-C cord) can discharge power to another device that accepts a USB-C connectC2 (USB-C port) can serve as either inbound charge when you connect a USC-C cable to power, or it can discharge power to another device with a cord that has USC-C male on one end and male connector on other end that fits with the device being chargedA (USB port) will discharge power to another device with a cord that has a USB male on one end and a male connector on the other than that fits with the device being charged.So you can charge this unit up via USB-C port, and discharge via either USB-C or USB.The flat button on the side of the unit will toggle between an illuminated display that shows:1) CHARGING OR DISCHARGINGWhen you charge the unit it will show % of charge the unit currently holds and a time estimate for when it will reach a fully charged state.When you both charge the unit and discharge power to a device it will show % of charge the unit currently holds and which ports are in use.2) WATTAGE - Displays wattage for each port in use.3) BATTERY HEALTH - displays a rating of the unit's battery health and number of charge cycles4) BATTERY TEMPERATURE - displays the unit's battery temperature.This last display is important. Since this Anker unit is essentially one big battery, and batteries degrade quickly under heat, keep an eye on this display (especially if the unit is not in your hand where you could feel any heat), and take steps to minimize your Anker unit getting overheated if you want to extend the life of its battery. And if you're traveling by plane, definitely keep an eye on the battery overheating!Anker is a reliable brand. They've adopted the sleek design elements originally introduced by Apple. So long as you aren't insistent on super fast charging, this is a great portable charger at a reasonable price.