Customer Ratings & Reviews

Energizer’s Max Power Bank, model UE10103PQ, is a thoughtful design in a field chock full of options. What makes it especially nice, and why it will be traveling with me going forward, is the plethora of ports and built-in cables. It’s a relatively small device, about a half pound in weight, and just under six inches in length, 3 inches width, and 1 inch depth. On the left side is a built-in carrying strap and the power button is on the right. The front is a simple LCD display to track the battery level. On the top there are three outputs–2 Type-A and a Type-C along with two LED lights that serve as a flashlight. The flashlight isn’t exceptionally bright, but it is definitely serviceable for something like a power outage. Across the back are four built-in USB cables. A Type-A cable that can also be used for charging, two Type-C, and a Micro-USB. The latter is helpful, because I have some older devices like a Kindle that still use that older format, and I sometimes forget to pack that cable since so many things have transitioned to USB-C. It’s this feature that I think helps make this stand out, because it reduces the need to worry about keeping up with charging cables. The device supports 22.5W fast charging and 20W USB-C fast charging. I’m somewhat perplexed at remembering the ratings on the spec sheet for each port/cable, but you can, using additional cables, charge 6 devices at once. The 10,000 mAh capacity is good–my Pixel 10 Pro’s battery is roughly 5000 mAh, so it’d be good for roughly two complete fills–but if you charge 6 devices you’re probably going to not fully charge all of them if they have large batteries like that. Still, it’s very convenient if you have multiple devices to top off, like E-readers, wireless headphones, or a gamepad. Speed, too, will drop off when charging multiple devices. In my testing, I used a large Samsung tablet, a Galaxy S23 Ultra, Google Pixel 10 Pro, and a Kindle simultaneously. If charged the S23 independently, it reported Fast Charging of either the C1 cable or the A1 port. But plugging in another device makes that go to regular charge speed. (I used the older Samsung phone primarily for this because the Pixel 10 Pro has a battery life algorithm, and I don’t know if that would have affected reporting of speeds accurately.) This isn’t that unusual in my experience for the output to be divided, but it is something to remember if there’s one device that it’s important to get rapidly charged. Overall, it’s a really handy device. The built-in cables, and the cable management, work well. I somewhat wish the strap was removable, as there are times I wouldn’t need it. But overall, it’s really useful and it’ll be part of my travel gear going forward. Recommended.

I have, and use, lots of different power banks. There's no excuse these days to not have at least one or two. I take them everywhere with me and have one stashed in all my backpacks. I wanted to try the Energizer 4-Cable 10,000mAh power bank because I've never had one of theirs yet, but this one looked really interesting. I really like the size and form factor. This one is more of a flat style and is smaller than my S24 Ultra phone. It's easy to take with you in a pocket or pack and doesn't take up much space at all. The fact that you can charge six devices at once is pretty amazing. It's pretty lightweight as well. Some of the ones I have are quite heavy and very bulky. Good for charging large devices like computers or tablets, but not super portable. The Energizer is a very welcome ultra portable version. It has PD charging and lots of device protection including short circuit, over current, over charging and thermal protections, so you won't need to baby sit it. The built in charging cables (four of them), are just long enough to be able to put several devices in close proximity and charge them all. The cable lengths are fixed and not retractable (thankfully). They all wrap around the bottom of the power bank and press fit into indents on the back side. Even the cables themselves have indents, so when all are put in place, nothing sticks out to get snagged on anything. The cable have a rubberized coating and are flat, so they lend themselves well to onboard storage. This is a 22.5W USB-A and 20W USB-C fast charger. Using the USB-C cable for my Samsung, my phone reads “Fast Charging” when I connect it. It's not quite powerful enough to send it into Super Fast charging mode, but fast charging is fine and I'm usually only looking to top things off. The 10,000mAh is well below most airline power bank limits of 27,000mAh. So feel free to take it in your carry-on. I like the digital readout on the front, it lets me know if it's charging or being charged and the battery percentage it has left. Another nice and unexpected feature that I haven't seen on any other power bank this size is a built in LED flashlight. At first it may sound like a bit of a gimmick, but if you're fumbling around in the dark and trying to get something plugged in and charging, the lights really help. There's only one button on the Energizer, so just holding it in for a few seconds turns on or off the light. It's an easy button to find since it's the only one. This is a great addition to my power bank collection, and it's extremely portable as well. It can charge pretty much any smaller device like phones, ear buds, smart watches, and tablets. It's really not meant for anything larger like a laptop, it doesn't have the power for that, but it's great for smaller things. The included and very cleverly stored integrated cables makes it a great grab and go power bank without having to think about which cables you need to bring with you. Whether you have devices that use USB-A, USB-C or micro USB, this charger has you covered. The included flashlight is very handy and a unique addition to a power bank. And on top of all that, the price is crazy affordable.

A power bank is a must have accessory for trips or any circumstance when a person doesn’t have access to a safe charging port. I emphasize the word safe because power ports have started to make an appearance in public areas. However, plugging your device in to a public port is a security risk. In a pinch, if I am in a public area, I will use public outlets to charge my battery as a security precaution. Thus a portable battery is the best option is to bring your own power. This versatile Energizer power bank is the perfect way to meet this need. The first thing I noticed was how slim and light it felt in my hand. I was very pleasantly surprised that a 10,000 mAh power bank can also be this compact. It is noticeably lighter and thinner than other power banks I have used. On the left side is a rubber finger strap. Built into the back of the battery are 4 rubber charging cables. These cords are short, but very handy. On the top of the battery are 3 more charging ports. On the front of the battery is a large and easy to read LCD screen that displays the battery status. The battery can be charged using the included USB-A cable or the USB-C port. Having an included USB-A cable that can charge the battery built into the battery is a nice feature. This battery is advertised as a fast charger, and it certainly lives up to what is promised. It charges my iPhone at the fastest possible rate that is allowed by the iOS ecosystem. There are two LED flashlights built into the battery. I will likely not use this feature often, but I am happy that it exists because you never know. Each charging cord and port is clearly labeled, and there is a corresponding label on the side of the battery. This label clearly specifies the detailed charging capacity of every cable and port. This battery is an easy thumbs up recommendation. I can truly not think of any drawbacks. It is very easy to fit fit in a bag or a pocket, and keeps my devices charged up while I am traveling. I am likely going to get a few more for myself and family members.

This is a great power bank to have if you are a traveler, hiker, commuter, etc. I have been using this for 5 days now and it absolutely works great. It is very compact and versatile. I especially love that it has a built-in input charging cable (USB-A) and 3 output cables built-in (2 USB-C cables and 1 Micro-USB cable). So I don't have to pack extra cables or borrow some from a co-worker. In addition, it has a very handy dual-LED flashlight, perfect for those walks to your car at night, and a durable carrying strap. I travel frequently to work at different client sites and spend a long time on flights and on public transportation. This allows me to charge my phone, smart watch, and earbuds on-the-go. I really like that this power bank lets me charge all three devices at the same time. The high-capacity 10,000mAh lithium polymer battery allows me to recharge my devices so they last over 24-hours, which works great because I don't always have access to an electric outlet or I am traveling. This power bank will charge my devices fast and it takes about 4.5 hours to recharge it at the end of the day. This power bank fits perfectly in my briefcase, travel bag, or backpack. It is about the same size as my phone, but thicker. This works so well, I also got one for my daughter, who is a freshman in college. She really likes it for the flashlight feature because she has a couple night classes. Overall, this is an excellent value and would highly recommend it. It would also make a great gift for anyone.

Energizer thought this Power Bank out well. Can you carry your own charging cables? Sure, you can! Yet, it's not required with this Power Bank. The 10,000mAh is more than enough for everyday needs and can keep my devices charged. A very thin and lightweight Power Bank that can easily fit in a pocket or bag. The display screen shows how much juice is left and a charging icon. Now the 4 Cables that are attached. Two are USB-C cables, one Micro-USB cable for older devices, and one USB-A cable that can charge the device. You can also charge the device from the USB-C port. You can say this has all the cords you need to charge and recharge the device. If you need faster charging I would still carry a cable and use the ports. There is also a light that can be turned on and off with the power button. I only need to keep my phone and watch charged throughout the day. So I like to throw a Power Bank in a bag and forget it until I need to charge something. With the lightweight and slim design of the power bank. The ability to recharge the power bank in two different ways. The 3 included charge cables. The Ability to charge 6 devices. The chances of me charging 6 devices all at once are slim. Yet, this device still allows for the option. The Energizer Power Bank is going in my EDC Bag as my Everyday Power Bank!

Energizer released a robust power bank designed for smartphones, tablets, and many other devices that use USB-A, USB-C, or USB-Micro for charging. This power bank provides 10,000mAh using an internal lithium polymer battery. It will sustain up to 22.5W fast charging using USB-A and up to 20W fast charging using USB-C. This Energizer power bank has four built-in cables that snap into the underside of the body. These cables include one Micro-USB Output, two USB-C Outputs, and one USB-A Input. Including these cables make this power bank incredibly handy. With such a large internal battery, you can charge multiple devices simultaneously, without carrying a pocket full of cables. The front edge features two USB-A output ports and a USB-C input port, providing an option to charge it using USB-C. The top of this power bank features an LED battery display that shows remaining power. Adding to the versatility is a built-in dual LED flashlight on the front. Simply hold the power button for 3 seconds to activate the flashlight, and hold it for 3 seconds to turn the flashlight off. CONCLUSION: This Energizer power bank includes an integrated carry strap, and is the one power source to carry, covering virtually any charging requirement you may encounter. It earns my highest recommendation.

You can’t ever have too many power banks. At least in our house we can’t lol. We have 2 young kids who are forever on their phones or iPads playing Roblox or doom scrolling YouTube shorts. They are always running out of battery as you can imagine and we wanted to get them a nicer power bank that they could use to power several different types of electronics. This energizer power bank has almost every type of cable you could need from type a to type C,even a micro usb which is wild but still pretty relevant imo. Fast charging rates up to 22.5 watts and this even has two little LEDs to be used as a flashlight, which is pretty useful in our household. The cables aren’t the longest but good enough to have it close to you while using the bank while gaming. Most power banks offer a screen and this one is no exception. I like being able to see exactly how much percentage is left and I’m sure everyone does as well. It’s a great feature. It doesn’t get hot like some cheap ones have in the past. But yes I personally use a lot of energizer products so I’m sure this battery bank will last a few years at the very least.

I have been carrying this Energizer unit for a while now and it has been dependable every single time. It does the thing I need, which is keep more than one device alive without me digging through a bag. Dependability, flexibility, and over all utility aside, it’s not without some caveats. The shape is simple and it feels solid. At 228g I wouldn’t call it light, but it can slide into a jacket pocket or the small pocket of a backpack with ease. The cables tuck into channels on the body so nothing dangles. Energizer packs this unit with several safety mechanisms for dealing with overcharging, overvoltage, overheating and more. Nothing super interesting, but good to know while it might sit next to you while you sleep at night. The four integrated cables are the main attraction. You get USB-C at 20W, a second USB-C at 10W, micro USB at 10W, and a USB-A cable that is input only for topping the bank itself back up. There is also an additional USB-C (in and out) and two USB-A ports for additional devices. All together and Energizer claims you can charge six devices at once. The 22.5W output is the fastest it gets. While having to go hunting for the correct cable can be a pain, at least removable cables are replaceable. Having an integrated cable die on you is almost more devastating than having to buy a new one that was misplaced. Real world, that flexibility is great. I charged my phone and my earbuds together on a long drive and it just handled both without issue. The honest caveat is that total output is relatively low. The gripes are small. It is heavier than the slim packs I used to carry, the built in cables are short enough that using the phone while it charges. The 10,000mAh is helpful to top up a device, but realistically it’s one good phone charge with a bit of margin for a second device. If your phone dies at the worst moment and you are tired of hunting for the right cord, this is the one to grab.

The Energizer 10,000 mAh four cable Power Bank is a great travel companion. The features are basic, but it is wonderful if you need power for your phone, tablet, and more. Build quality: The entire body is made of plastic all around. This includes the display area which appears to be plastic as it has some flex to it and does not sound like glass when tapped on. This is not all bad since it means it is unlikely to break if dropped but may be scratched easier than glass. I did not find any metal components on the device. The lanyard is rubber and a tiny bit stretchy and doesn’t feel like it will break any time soon. Features: The fun feature is the flashlight. I don’t know if I will ever use it, but it will be nice to have it when camping since you can never have enough flashlights at the ready. To turn it on, simply hold the power button for a few seconds. Otherwise, all the features are related to charging. This device can power multiple devices at once with a USB-A, 2x USB-C cables and a Micro USB- cable. There is also a female USB-A x2 (one in and one out) and a USB-C in or out port. Here are the various ratings in Watts. Inputs: USB-A - 10W USB-C - 18W Outputs: USB-A1 - 22.5W USB-A2 - 10W USB-C Port - 20W USB-C1 - 20W USB-C2 - 10W Micro-USB - 10W Obviously, it will restrict the max power output if you connect multiple devices at a time. The flashlight is not the brightest, but it will be fine in a completely dark environment. The only reason I removed a star from this review is because the build quality is just average otherwise it is a good product overall.

Very nice power bank. Its also very versatile, it has two LEDs so it can work also as a flashlight holding the power button. It has a large screen to let you know the charge level. On the back there are four cables that are permanently attached to charge your devices (a type A, two type C and a micro USB). There is also an external type C cable but that one is to charge the power bank itself. It holds a large charge and is super easy to use, I love that those four cables on the back are not removable, so there is no way you could lose them. The only CON I could find is that it does not support any type of wireless charging (either way). It took a while to get it fully charged to the 100% level, it does not heat up badly at all. I love the two LEDs on the front that serve as a flashlight, definitely will come out handy in a pinch. The whole thing feels like a brick and its well made, there were no defects or issues with it at all. Good value for the price too, if only it had some sort of wireless charging would have given it a 5 out of 5.

The Energizer Max 4-Cable Power Pack is not only a 10,000 mAh power bank, but also a flashlight! What I found most useful is the attached 4 charging cables, with a connecting male plug for micro-USB output, 2 male plugs for USB-C output, and one male plug for USB-A devices (as input for charging). At the top of the case are three more female port connections, two for plugging in USB-A devices, and one input/output USB-C port. It truly is battery power source ready for just about anything. As mentioned, it’s possible to charge the power bank using the two most common connectors, USB-C and USB-A. I recommend reading the included instruction pamphlet to better understand how to charge the power bank’s battery itself, as only the USB-C port on the top and the USB-A cable can be used. I discovered that a green LED will flash in the display when fast-charging via the USB-C port. Only the battery percentage will flash when charging with the USB-A built-in cable. But wait, there’s more. Energizer even added a flashlight, operated with about a 3-second press and hold of the power button. It’s not super bright, but it’s certainly nice to have it available when you need a bit of light. The same button is used to display the remaining power in percent with a single button press to turn it on, and a double tap to turn it off. I noticed the display will also turn off on its own after about a 30-second delay. It also has a built-in flexible rubber strap to help prevent accidental drops. In use, I really love the fact that it can charge almost every rechargeable device I own, with the exception of course laptops. With the micro-USB cable, I can charge some of my older battery-powered security cameras and a rechargeable flashlight, eliminating the need to rummage through my cabinet drawers to find the right cable. I suppose adding an Apple lightning plug would truly make it the jack-of-all-trades, so if you have an older iPhone or air pods, you will still need to carry your charging cable. Probably the one thing that I appreciate most is that the power bank has the Energizer name on it, a brand I have trusted for years when it comes to batteries. It uses safe reliable lithium-polymer (Li-Po) cells and the primary safety cautions are to not store it in a hot car and don't get it wet. I have owned other battery packs that end up in a drawer somewhere, but this is the one I will actually use.

The Energizer 4 Cable Power Bank has quickly become the best power bank I own. From the moment I opened it, I was impressed by the thoughtful design and the number of convenient features packed into one device. One of my favorite features is the built-in charging cables. Having multiple types of charging cords stored right in the back of the power bank is incredibly convenient. I no longer have to remember to carry extra cables or hunt through my purse looking for the right one. Everything I need is already attached and ready to use. I also love the digital display that shows the exact percentage of power remaining. Most power banks only give a few indicator lights, leaving you guessing how much charge is left. This display provides a precise reading, which makes it so much easier to know when it's time to recharge the power bank. The overall design is excellent. It's sleek, compact, and easy to carry, yet it still feels sturdy and well-made. The built-in strap handle is another thoughtful feature that makes it easy to grab and carry or pull out of a purse quickly. What really sold me on this power bank was a real-life situation. My husband had just been admitted to the hospital, and I rushed out the door without having time to gather all my usual phone accessories. I grabbed this power bank on my way out and was pleasantly surprised to discover it already had an 85% charge right out of the box. That turned out to be a lifesaver. I was able to keep my phone charged while at the hospital so I could stay in contact with family and friends and keep everyone updated. Not only was it convenient, but it also charged my phone very quickly. Between the built-in cables, digital percentage display, compact size, comfortable carrying strap, and fast charging capability, this power bank stands out from every other one I've owned. It's practical, well-designed, and reliable when you need it most. I highly recommend the Energizer 4 Cable Power Bank to anyone looking for a portable charger that's truly ready for everyday life and unexpected situations alike.

Setup: The power bank is ready right out of the box with a partial charge. However, recharging the unit itself requires supplying your own USB C cord or using the built in USB A cable, which is very short. The integrated USB C cables are for output only and cannot recharge the bank. Use: This battery pack solves the headache of forgetting cords by including multiple built-in options tucked into the chassis. At this price point, the power bank is definitely worth it if you are always hunting for a cable to plug into your devices. However, these integrated cables are quite short, making it difficult and awkward to hold your phone and the power bank together while walking around. Without a wireless charging feature, you are strictly reliant on these short cables. Charging speeds lean toward steady rather than blazing fast. In my testing, pushing my phone from 50 to 63 percent took 46 minutes, and topping off my smartwatch by 20 percent took over an hour. Battery efficiency is excellent, consuming only 65 percent of the pack for a full phone charge. I really wish it featured wireless charging instead of the built-in flashlight, especially since a standard smartphone light is much brighter anyway. Pros: • Four convenient built in cables • Excellent battery capacity and efficiency • Clear LED battery percentage display • Great value for the price Cons: • Noticeably slow device charging speeds • Built in cables awkwardly short • Output cables cannot recharge bank • Lacks wireless charging capability • Included flashlight feels completely unnecessary Summary: While the short cords and slower speeds limit it's on the go appeal, it remains a fantastic value for the price if you are tired of constantly hunting for loose charging cables.

The Energizer Lithium Ion UE10103PQ Power Bank charger is a great device to have with you when you are out-and-about or traveling. With a size no larger than a modest smart phone, it carries 10,000 mAh and is easy to take with you wherever life takes you. The Energizer Power Bank contains 4 built in USB cables to attache to most devices: 2 USB-C, 1 USB-A and 1 USB-Micro all stored seamlessly along the back of the Power Bank. The Energizer also sports a black screen on its front side that, at a touch of the power button, displays the percentage of power remaining for use in the charger. Once the charger is on, holding down the on button initiates a built-in dual LED flashlight to assist you in dim or dark situations. To turn off the flashlight simply hold down the power button until it shuts off. With 10,000mAh capacity, the Energizer Pow3er Bank provides up to 36 hours of use for smartphones, 12 hours of use for small tablets, and 8 hours of use for larger tablets. A convenient carrying strap is attached to the side of the Power Bank. Users are advised not to leave the Power Bank in a car or other high-temperature environments! I really like this Energizer Power Bank. It is perfect size for travel or to carry with you while around town. It iw a well built solid feeling charger that should provided many hours of useful charging over its life.

So far absolutely love this Energizer portable power bank. Hopefully all the attached cables last, so far so good works perfect for charging my phone and tablet when needed. I can usually get two to three charges before the power bank itself needs to be recharged. I really like the included cables the only issue I can see is if you're not careful the cables could possibly be ripped off down the road with use or over time. I do like how this has a LCD display to show you the charge level left on the power bank versus how most have it where you either have three LEDs or five to show the charge level. It's also nice not needing to carry an extra cable in order to charge your phone or device one on the go, just makes this that more convenient when you need a top off. I have to hide this for my two teenage sons or otherwise it would be gone in a heartbeat and I wouldn't be able to find it as we all know what power users teenagers are with their smartphones. I would definitely recommend this Energizer power bank to anybody in need of phone charging one on the go even if you need it for a tablet be it Apple or Android.

I’m a sucker for a good battery pack and power bank because I use them all the time. I travel for work and hate trying to find an open seat next to an outlet at the airport to charge up before my next flight. But I’m also picky and don’t want one of those crazy big ones that weigh as much as a brick and take up just as much space. It’s not worth it for me to carry around something that big and heavy and ends up getting in the way more than I’d like. This is a perfect size power bank with enough storage that I don’t even have to think about finding a plug or about charging it while on the road. I know I have enough power on it to charge my phone up a few times with enough power left over to top it off in my hotel room for the night. I love the small screen on it to show battery level, it’s a great touch that I always use to see how much power I have left and that’s how I know I haven’t come close to draining this thing yet. Another nice touch is the flashlight feature, it’s perfect for looking for something I lost deep in my suitcase or trying to find the AirPods that fell behind my nightstand in my hotel room.

There are so many power banks on the market of all shapes and sizes. The Energizer 4 Cable Power Bank offers some great features that many others do not. This is a 10K mAh power bank which should offer most cell phones 1.5-2 full charges. It has a slim profile that can easily fit in any bag or pocket. Possibly the best feature of all is that it has built in cords. You no longer need to remember to bring a cable along with you. It has two USB-C cables, one Micro USB, and one USB-A. The USB-A cable is also used to charge the power bank itself. It also has a USB-A and USB-C port if you want to use a different cable or one that is not included. If you have an older iPhone with a lightning port, this charge does not include that cable. However, you can still plug a lighting cable into it. I think it is important to buy a quality name brand power bank, and this one is a great choice. It has everything you need to top off your phone on the go and can easily fit in your backpack or bag. I really like that I no longer have to carry around an additional cable to charge my phone.

I got this charger to travel with. It's a fair size and with the power output should get my whole families phones charged one time if needed. The attached cables (2usb, 1 micro usb) are good, and the charging USB cable is also attached. You can also use you own longer USB and usb c to charge things, or charge the brick. This is a fairly competative price, an most of the time this will cover my phone, only my one son has a lightning. This does not have contact charging, but again, cables are here. This has a very clear screen with percent charge on the battery. It is bright and on a black background, easily read in bright daylight or dark. It is a fast charger at 20 watt, and easily does multiple devices. Has a handy strap to carry it. It has a very handy dual led flashlight that does provide adequatel light for walking. I have no complaints about this, so if you are looking for handy back up charger and right there like the competition with pricing, and included cables, this will do the job. Five stars easy.

Great little charger here. coming in at 10,000mAH it does the job well. Small and compact. Easy to use and many options. Form factor is small, fits in your pocket or purse. smooth rounded edges. I do like the built in flashlight, no need to have a phone or other light source when trying to plug in your items. We primariliy use this as a phone charger when out on baseball tournaments. It has the ability to charge multiple phones at one time. I really like that all the cables are built into the unit. this may or maynot be a long term durability issue. But for new, it works well. Cables are sturdy and should last a while. I just don't have to keep up with diffferent charger types or cables. Lots of ports. Charging the unit is pretty quick. Just plug into a fast wall charger(NOT INCLUDED). I think it took about 30 minutes to fully charge from 12%. Digital screen simply shows amount of charge remaining. 1 power button on the side. SIMPLE! Does not generate much heat. Even when charging 2 phones. got just slightly warm.Never felt HOT. Does the job and looks good. Vedry Flexible use