Portable Charger Power Bank, 46800mAh Huge Capacity External Battery Pack, 22.5W QC 3.0 PD Phone Charger, 5 Charging Port Battery Charger With Smart LED Display Built in 2 Extra Fast Charging Cable

As someone who’s always on the move, the this Power Bank has been my trusty sidekick. It’s like a mini power station – with a whopping 32,000mAh capacity, I’ve waved goodbye to the dreaded 1% battery notification. 📱🔋The ability to charge my phone multiple times over is a game-changer, especially when I’m away from power outlets for extended periods. The LED digital display is a clear winner, keeping me informed of how much juice I’ve got left, which means no more guesswork on when to recharge.The built-in cables are a genius touch, saying adios to the tangled mess in my bag. The durability is impressive; I’ve bent them every which way, and they've held up without a hitch. And with the PD 20W fast charging, I get my devices powered up in a flash⚡The design is sleek, and the orange colour adds a pop that makes it easy to spot. It’s a tad hefty, but considering the power it packs, it’s a trade-off I’m willing to accept. Plus, it’s still lighter than carrying multiple power banks or a bulky charger.Now, while it claims to be pocket size, it’s more of a coat pocket than jeans, unless you’re rocking some serious cargo trousers.One minor gripe? If you’re looking to charge multiple devices at the same time, the charging speed takes a hit – so plan accordingly.In summary, if you need a reliable power source that keeps up with your tech-heavy lifestyle, this Power Bank is your go-to. It's a little powerhouse that ensures you stay connected, no matter where your adventures take you. Thumbs up for this portable charger! 👍🏞️🚀

Firstly this power bank is quite large and heavy which may put some people off as it will not fit comfortably in a pocket, you will need to be carrying this in a bag if using on the go. If this is not an issue for you then there really isn’t anything else negative to say.This is a 32000mAh battery pack which does exactly what you expect it to do, it charges things without fuss! The pack has plenty of connections including USB-C and USB-A plus two very useful inbuilt cables for USB-C and lightning charging for times when you don’t have a cable handy. You can also charge up to 5 devices at the same time too if you ever need to (not sure who has so many devices on them at the same time!).The device supports fast charging and can charge my iPhone in under 1 hour. The bank has a very good capacity and can charge an iPhone about 6 times before needing to be recharged itself.The build quality feels okay. It isn’t as solid as some I have come across with the plastic feeling a little cheap and scratchy but otherwise I think this should handle day to day knocks without breaking.In summary a useful portable power bank provided you are taking a bag with you.

This is a review for: "Power Bank 32000mAh Large Battery Pack Portable Charger, USB-C Input/Output PD 20W Fast Charging,5 Charging ports with Bulit-in Cables for iPhone/Samsung/Android/Tablet, LED Digital Display"This is a black and orange powerbank with 2 built in wires that tuck into the sides of the powerbank.This powerbank is larger than my usual powerbank but also contains 3 x greater capacity. It weighs 358g (without packaging) and is a little chunky but I find that it gives me confidence on a full day trip that Iw ill not run out of juice for my phones, which gives me peace of mind. I do not find it too heavy to carry around for when I need a little power on the go. I have used it to charge multiple devices all at once (4 phones) using several of the ports and the powerbank was able to handle this, charging items at a variety of speeds. I did find that two of the ports got warm quite quickly, though they did not overheat.One minor quibble is that often you have to press the power on button to start charging, where my other power banks just charge immediately on connecting the wire. Also the charging wire for the powerbank is quite short and would be much better it if was longer - I couldn't just use another longer wire instead because the instructions say that one must use the provided wire to charge for the fastest charging speed, and using an alternative wire did charge the powerbank at a much slower speed. However I have not taken off any stars for this.I have seen this powerbank selling for £28.89 (with 24% off the usual price of £37.99) at the time of writing this review. I would happily pay £28.89 for this item.

Weighs 370G the manual says it should be 450....From the weight it may not be 32000mAh to have this capacity it should be over 600G. Looking at other 30000mAh powerbanks they are all around this weight.Edit,I opened it up. contains two 126090 batteries, have a quick google and these are 8000mAh minimum batteries 8020mAh average, so in total it is 16,000mAh at 3.7V I wonder if this is bad maths rather than anything else, The case is full with these batteries in so this would mean all other power banks this size, advertising the same capacity are also way off.came at 80% chargeFeels well builtno gaps in between the plastic partsScreen flashes the % while charging and has a green charging logoShows % while charging a deviceyou need to click the side button to wake up charger if using the built in cables.No need to click when using the USB ports at the top seems to wake the charger up when you plug something inHas worked with everything i tried. Even when you plug in the Apple MagSafe charger, this does surprise me.Info on the top portsLightning and Micro USB are input onlyUSB-C is input or output PD20A outUSB-A ports are output only 22.5A OutThe cables on the side for lightning and USB-C are output onlyDue to the weight/size maybe not the most portable.I did try to open the powerbank to check the batteries, but it is so well put together I fear opening will mean it is destroyed.