Nimble - Eco-Friendly 3-Day Portable Charger (10K mAh, 18W PD) - Black
- General
- Product Name: Eco-Friendly 3-Day Portable Charger (10K mAh, 18W PD)
- Brand: Nimble
- Model Number: 22605VRP
- Color: Black
- Features
- Capacity: 10000 milliampere hours
- Dimensions
- Product Weight: 0.46 pounds (The out of box weight of the item.)
- Other
- UPC: 850012302520
Charge anywhere, anytime. This 10,000mAh portable battery is made with sustainable materials and offers up to three full phone charges. 18W PD power delivery to charge up to 3x faster than a standard charger and supports fast charging for the Apple iPhone & Android smartphones. For every product purchased, customers can recycle up to 1 pound of e-waste for free through Nimble’s One-for-One Tech Recovery Project.
- Fast Charging: 18W USB-C PD fast charges your phone up to 80% in 30 minutes.*
- Eco-Friendly: Made from sustainable materials, such as plant-based bioplastics and recycled aluminum.
- Multiple Ports: USB ports to charge up to 3 devices at once. Supports all USB devices, including smartphones, tablets, headphones, and cameras.
- Certified & Trusted: Nimble is a Certified B Corporation®, meeting the highest standards of social and environmental impact. As a 1% for the Planet member, Nimble commits to giving at least 1% of annual revenue to environmental nonprofits.
- Extended Warranty: Nimble works to deliver the best, most environmentally friendly products possible. To back this up, this product includes a 2 year warranty.
Q: Can this devise charge other portable devices like speakers?
A: undefined
Q: Can it be used with a Mac laptop?
A: These powerbank can't charge laptops. You need 65w output power banks
A: The Overview states it can fully charge a phone three times (or, with three USB ports, it can charge three phones once, simultaneously). My best guess is that a person's phone typically stays charged for one day. So with three "charges" in a fully charged unit, that could equate to three days of charges. I do not have this unit, so I cannot be sure, but that is the way I understand it from reading the Overview section. I am not sure if this is helpful or not.
