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  • QuestionDoes this product work with Pixel Pro 9?

    Asked by Anonymous.

    • Answer If your phone is USB-C it will work.

      Answered by KELLEYD

  • QuestionDoes this power bank have the capability to trickle with a second press of the power button?

    Asked by ct.

    • Answer The Anker Powerbank 347 and several other models like Powerbank 525 and Powerbank 537 are equipped with Trickle Charging Mode for charging low-powered devices and accessories. However, the provided documentation does not mention whether the model you asked about (Anker Power Bank 20,000mAh, 30W) specifically supports activating Trickle Charging Mode through a second press of the power button or any other method.

      Answered by Anker Team

  • QuestionWhat is the power output of the usb-A port?

    Asked by Aaron.

    • Answer 20,000mah

      Answered by Pastorrrb

  • QuestionIs it compatible for S25 Ultra phone

    Asked by Giovanni.

    • Answer Yes

      Answered by Lasya

  • QuestionDoes this come fully charged, or do I charge it before use?

    Asked by TeeJ.

    • Answer When i received it, it cane in at like 23% so you’ll most likely have to charge it.

      Answered by KevinC

  • QuestionWill this Anker Power Bank (20,000mAh, 30W) charge an macpro laptop?

    Asked by Steve.

    • Answer Yes, it can charge a MacBook Pro, but with a few things to keep in mind. The 30W output is enough to charge a MacBook Pro, especially the smaller models like the 13-inch versions, though it’ll charge a bit slower compared to the original charger. I’ve used it with my MacBook and it worked great for keeping it topped off on the go. It’s super handy for travel or when you don’t have access to an outlet. Just make sure you’re using a good USB-C to USB-C cable that supports power delivery.

      Answered by JoshuaD

  • QuestionDoes this work with 220 volts in Asian countries?

    Asked by syed.

    • Answer You can charge it using a USB C cord that you use charge your phone, regardless of the supply voltage.

      Answered by Daniel

  • QuestionHow many volt?

    Asked by Babou.

    • Answer Input voltage through the USb C port can be between 5VDC to 20VDC

      Answered by Daniel

  • QuestionHow many devices can be plugged in to charge at a time? It looks like two usb-c ports, can you charge two phones at a time? ?

    Asked by Photomom.

    • Answer Yes

      Answered by Daniel

  • QuestionHow do you add charge to the unit?

    Asked by TomM.

    • Answer Charge the battery pack using a wall charger and a USB C cable. Time charge will depend on charger capacity and it could take an entire day to fully charge

      Answered by Daniel

  • Questionhow many charges before it has to be recharged

    Asked by Yvonne.

    • Answer The number of charges you get depends entirely on the battery size of the device you're plugging into it, but here's a practical estimate for a 20,000mAh power bank (real-world usable output is roughly 12,000–13,000mAh due to voltage conversion and efficiency loss): Approximate full charges for popular phones: • iPhone 15 Pro Max (4,422mAh): about 2.5 to 3 full charges • Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra (5,000mAh): about 2.5 full charges • iPhone 15 / 16 (3,349–3,561mAh): about 3.5 to 4 full charges • Smaller devices (AirPods, etc.): 10+ charges So on average, expect 2 to 4 smartphone charges before the power bank itself needs to be plugged in and recharged.

      Answered by Anker Team

  • QuestionI don’t know how to disable the trickle charging feature on this exact product. It flashes green when I try to charge it and charges VERY slow. I’ve pressed the button twice to disable per other forums but nothing works. Help.

    Asked by Kai.

    • Answer I'm sorry, but I couldn't find specific details about disabling the trickle charging feature for the product you mentioned. However, typically on Anker products, you can disable trickle charging mode (if the product supports this feature) by pressing and holding or double-pressing the power button, depending on the model. Since your attempts haven't worked, it's possible that this product might have a different method or might not support disabling trickle charging. I'd recommend double-checking the user manual or trying another power source to ensure no other issues are causing slow charging.

      Answered by Anker Team

  • QuestionCan I use this with a Lenovo laptop or Macbook?

    Asked by Laptop.

    • Answer Yes, the Anker Power Bank (20,000mAh, 30W) is compatible with Lenovo laptops and MacBooks, as long as the devices support USB-C charging and meet the power specifications. The power bank is equipped with Anker's PIQ3.0 technology (PD+QC) and can deliver up to 30W output via its USB-C port. It is compatible with MacBook Air, as well as many laptops and notebooks that support 30W USB-C charging, and should also work with Lenovo laptops that fall within those charging requirements. Confirm your Lenovo laptop's power input requirements to ensure compatibility.

      Answered by Anker Team

  • QuestionCan this device be used with iPhone 12?

    Asked by Vanna.

    • Answer Yes with a usb cord

      Answered by SolomonS

  • QuestionWhat does the green light mean on the display

    Asked by Jo.

    • Answer You pushed the button twice and are in trickle charging mode Manual says "Charge your earbuds or other low-power devices using trickle-charging mode"

      Answered by DavidW

  • Questioncan you charge the device and charge a phone at the same time?

    Asked by nina.

    • Answer No, this does not support pass-through charging. I just tested this by plugging my new PowerBank into my Anker PD charger using an Anker cable, which began charging of the power bank. I then used the short lanyard USB cable to plug into the second USB port and tried charging my iPhone 15 Pro; the phone did NOT charge or even recognized that it was plugged in. I then disconnected the PowerBank from the Anker PD charger, and the phone began charging; when I plugged the PowerBank back into the PD charger, the phone stopped charging. I did NOT test this with the USB-A port, and I do not know if this is a design characteristic that can be relied on safely. Since even Anker’s bot did not “know,” I would not trust this behavior to be intentional. Best bet is to stop charging the PowerBank when beginning to charge, or consider alternatives. My wife has a very nice Samsung battery pack which does pass-through charging and it has three USB-C outlets, all of which can be used to charge or discharge. Anker also makes several wall-wart style battery packs which can be used as chargers while plugged in.

      Answered by MortallyWounded