AnkerDirect via Amazon has 10,000mAh 30W Anker Zolo Portable Charger Power Bank with Built-in USB-C Cable (Various Colors) for $15.59. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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AnkerDirect via Amazon has 10,000mAh 30W Anker Zolo Portable Charger Power Bank with Built-in USB-C Cable (Various Colors) for $15.59. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Model: Anker Zolo Power Bank, 10,000mAh 30W Portable Charger with Built-in USB-C Cable for Travel, Fast Charging Battery Pack for iPhone 15 Series, MacBook, Galaxy, iPad, and More (Black)
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For around $26 after coupon you can get the Anker Zolo Magnetic, which is the same design/10K mAh/UBC-C. The main benefit to spending a little more is that for Qi2/Magsafe phones, it sticks to the back of the device to keep it in-place while you plug it in. So you get full speed of USB-C charging, while also the convenience of the power brick attaching to the handset. I have one, pretty nice.
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This is great at this price point.
For around $26 after coupon you can get the Anker Zolo Magnetic, which is the same design/10K mAh/UBC-C. The main benefit to spending a little more is that for Qi2/Magsafe phones, it sticks to the back of the device to keep it in-place while you plug it in. So you get full speed of USB-C charging, while also the convenience of the power brick attaching to the handset. I have one, pretty nice.
For around $26 after coupon you can get the Anker Zolo Magnetic, which is the same design/10K mAh/UBC-C. The main benefit to spending a little more is that for Qi2/Magsafe phones, it sticks to the back of the device to keep it in-place while you plug it in. So you get full speed of USB-C charging, while also the convenience of the power brick attaching to the handset. I have one, pretty nice.
For around $26 after coupon you can get the Anker Zolo Magnetic, which is the same design/10K mAh/UBC-C. The main benefit to spending a little more is that for Qi2/Magsafe phones, it sticks to the back of the device to keep it in-place while you plug it in. So you get full speed of USB-C charging, while also the convenience of the power brick attaching to the handset. I have one, pretty nice.
When using that specific Magnetic charging, you only get 7.5w. If you want to use the cable charging, you can't stick it to the back of the phone. Not worth the price imo.
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When using that specific Magnetic charging, you only get 7.5w. If you want to use the cable charging, you can't stick it to the back of the phone. Not worth the price imo.
When you connect the wired charging the wireless is deactivated, so you get full speed with convenience of magnetic attachment
When using that specific Magnetic charging, you only get 7.5w. If you want to use the cable charging, you can't stick it to the back of the phone. Not worth the price imo.
Perfect for someone with battery powered security cameras. Use the loop USB cable to hang the powerbank behind camera and use the other USB to charge the camera.
I got this a couple of weeks ago for 13.76. I like everything about it... except the battery capacity seems much less than advertised. I don't know, maybe I have a bad copy? Last night I plugged my Pixel 9 pro (8% charge) into it (77% charge) and I woke up to my phone at 82% and the brick at 0. It's convenient and the attached USB C cord works great, but it doesn't seem to have nearly as much MaH as they say.
I got this a couple of weeks ago for 13.76. I like everything about it... except the battery capacity seems much less than advertised. I don't know, maybe I have a bad copy? Last night I plugged my Pixel 9 pro (8% charge) into it (77% charge) and I woke up to my phone at 82% and the brick at 0. It's convenient and the attached USB C cord works great, but it doesn't seem to have nearly as much MaH as they say.
Think you got a dud. Mine charges my samsung full with plenty left over.
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I did some preliminary tests on mine. It advertises 37 WHr. I measured 33.3WHr. that's totally reasonable with DC-DC conversion efficiency, it would have been closer to 37 if I connected to the battery cells directly.
Pass-thru charging is a joke. There is a picture showing 20W in and 30W out. When you attempt pass-thru it drops everything to 5V and limits it to like 6 or 8W in each direction. I will experiment more later with different protocols for input and output, but I don't have high hopes.
I did some preliminary tests on mine. It advertises 37 WHr. I measured 33.3WHr. that's totally reasonable with DC-DC conversion efficiency, it would have been closer to 37 if I connected to the battery cells directly.
Pass-thru charging is a joke. There is a picture showing 20W in and 30W out. When you attempt pass-thru it drops everything to 5V and limits it to like 6 or 8W in each direction. I will experiment more later with different protocols for input and output, but I don't have high hopes.
It is increasingly difficult to buy reliably spec'd power banks and cables, it seems.
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For around $26 after coupon you can get the Anker Zolo Magnetic, which is the same design/10K mAh/UBC-C. The main benefit to spending a little more is that for Qi2/Magsafe phones, it sticks to the back of the device to keep it in-place while you plug it in. So you get full speed of USB-C charging, while also the convenience of the power brick attaching to the handset. I have one, pretty nice.
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For around $26 after coupon you can get the Anker Zolo Magnetic, which is the same design/10K mAh/UBC-C. The main benefit to spending a little more is that for Qi2/Magsafe phones, it sticks to the back of the device to keep it in-place while you plug it in. So you get full speed of USB-C charging, while also the convenience of the power brick attaching to the handset. I have one, pretty nice.
For around $26 after coupon you can get the Anker Zolo Magnetic, which is the same design/10K mAh/UBC-C. The main benefit to spending a little more is that for Qi2/Magsafe phones, it sticks to the back of the device to keep it in-place while you plug it in. So you get full speed of USB-C charging, while also the convenience of the power brick attaching to the handset. I have one, pretty nice.
https://a.co/d/e9KMcxG
For around $26 after coupon you can get the Anker Zolo Magnetic, which is the same design/10K mAh/UBC-C. The main benefit to spending a little more is that for Qi2/Magsafe phones, it sticks to the back of the device to keep it in-place while you plug it in. So you get full speed of USB-C charging, while also the convenience of the power brick attaching to the handset. I have one, pretty nice.
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https://www.amazon.com/Anker-Magn...=UTF8&th
searching comments do say that they can charge it 15 w
edit: nvm. official ebay listing says 7.5w max
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Pass-thru charging is a joke. There is a picture showing 20W in and 30W out. When you attempt pass-thru it drops everything to 5V and limits it to like 6 or 8W in each direction. I will experiment more later with different protocols for input and output, but I don't have high hopes.
Pass-thru charging is a joke. There is a picture showing 20W in and 30W out. When you attempt pass-thru it drops everything to 5V and limits it to like 6 or 8W in each direction. I will experiment more later with different protocols for input and output, but I don't have high hopes.
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