AINOPE Small Portable Charger for iPhone, Mini 10000mAh Power Bank,20W PD Fast Mini Mobile Power Bank,Small Portable Charger for iPhone 15/14/13/12/11/XR/8/7/6 etc,Samsung Galaxy Android

I've been using this power bank for 2 years now. It works well, gives me 1 full charge on my Google Pixel Pro 7. I love how small it is, fits into my leather sling bag well. I recommend this if you're looking for a lightweight charger for 1 full smartphone charge.

We have 3 of these now. They have replaced every other battery-pack/charger we have ever purchased. We have two black and one white. I wish they offered a few more colors so that we could keep them straight and not have fighting over who took someone else's battery pack. Now to the details about this:The unit is about the size of a typical man's wallet. This means that it will fit nicely in a pocket. For most, this will fit in your front pocket along with your phone. That's also why it is a 10,000 mAh (milliamp-hour). You will find bigger (above 20,000 mAh), but they are all much larger and usually longer and even a bit thicker. They are impractical to carry with you because of size. A typical smartphone is close to 3,000 mAh for the battery. This means that this unit will hold around 3 full charges.Now to the big point on this unit. It is Power Delivery (PD). This is handled through the USB-C port. While the unit does have the conventional USB-A ports for output and a micro-USB port as a input, you probably won't ever use them. Seriously, get a cable that is USB-C to USB-C if you have a phone that takes it. You can even get a USB-C to lightning cable if you are insistent on using an iOS device and have an older one. The PD specification can runs at much higher output than typical USB charging. In this case, the PD is 18W. To put that into perspective, typical wall charger ports are around 2W. What does this mean? Basically, it means that your device will charge at the fastest possible rate that the device will handle. The same is true for refilling the battery pack, so you'll also want to have PD wall chargers to refill this thing quickly. Be sure to check for the Power Delivery (PD) in the specs on those too.

Small and light. Same size as Anker PowerCore 10,000. (Photo is deceptive in my opinion, but I’m happy with the size).It has two output ports ( USB A) (Anker has one. )It has two input ports, a Micro USB and a USB C.( Anker has one, USB Micro)It has a percent charge level. ( Anker has 4 lights)So, I’ve compared this with the Anker unit, which I like, because of my initial size comparison. Both are good units in my opinion. Which is better depends on features vs cost.One quirk- this unit has 2 charging ports, but often to activate the second one, you must unplug and replug the USB cable from it. The side switch does not activate it.

I love these battery packs and have had 2 of the exact same ones for several years! One either fell hard and cracked or something else happened and it was completely unchargable and unusable. So, I ordered 2 more because they’re awesome. Unfortunately, the 2 cords that came with each don’t fit the battery packs. But I had extra cords that do fit, so I’m ok and not returning these. It may be a real hassle for others, however. The cords they sent all fit my Kindle, so I’ll be using them for that and other items I need to recharge. The small ends are too large for the pack. And if used directly with a phone they’re not good for an iPhone. But either way they didn’t work at all for me. Nevertheless, the actual packs get 5* from me!

For starters, the battery pack was bigger than the image photo displays. I was not surprised when I opened the box, as I read the reviews before ordering. The battery pack was small and very lightweight! I like that it has the USB-C plug in so I can charge my iPhone 15! I took this to Europe with me and it fit perfectly in my little purse and charged my phone very quickly! I like that it displays the charge percentage on the screen. My other portable batteries have more charging life than this one, but I prefer this one because it is so small and easy to travel with

This is a very small but capable charger. It is well build and is the smallest 10,000mAh charger I have tested. I have been using this charger for a month now and I can say it has been very reliable. It doesn’t lower its output current as it gets close to being fully drained and is comparable to a wall charger for phones that don’t use more than 18w. I really like it ability to charge the power bank using something similar to Samsung AFC. The only downside I have notices is that the PD charge controller is limited to 2.4A instead of the 3A stated on the product and in the manual. I would say most people wouldn’t notice this and most device would likely switch to a higher voltage at that point. You can only see it when charging the device with USB Type C cables using a 3A capable charger. The cable provided is nice and usable, but I wish it came with a USB Type C to Type C cable in addition to the Type A to Type C cable provided.Capacity:The usable capacity of the charger is about 6,500mAh or a more usable number of 33Wh. I would look more at (Wh) for a fair comparison because many modern devices charge at different voltages which affects the mAh observed. It can charge a standard phone at least 2 times with the potential to do a third time on some phones.Packaging:Good and compact although it can be tricky to get the charger out. The packaging was also activating the charger because of how snug of a fit it was.Overall:I would recommend this to anyone looking for a good and small portable charger. It would be great for both Android phone users as well as the iPhone crowd.

This charger holds the charge while it waits for the moment you need it. Yes it does take a long time to fully charge again but has been absolutely worth when on field trips or traveling

Great compact battery. Worked great for roughly 2 years, but then the battery began to expand. The case itself started cracking and there was a large bulge in the battery pack. I had to leave it while traveling as I felt it was no longer safe to take on an aircraft, concerned it would have a catastrophic failure.