A:AnswerUse a 60W+ charger to refuel PowerCore III Elite 25600. A great option from Anker is their PowerPort III Pod 65W Lite. It takes just over two hours to fully recharge (with a 60W+ charger). A USB-C to USB-C cable is included, but the charger is not. Yes, this is safe to use on an airplane, falling under the 100Wh limit.
A:AnswerUnfortunately it doesn't, which is sad. I believe more devices should have this capability in today's world were we are constantly on the go. Would make things easier.
A:AnswerTrickle charging is a slow charge but it's better for any battery's life span. I'd choose trickle charging for night time charging if you're asleep while it charges. Regular charging when you're awake and can take it off the charge when it's done charging. Regular charging shouldn't hurt a device if you don't leave it plugged in too long but most devices these days can detect when to stop pulling current from a charger.
A:Answer1. It is determined by the remaining battery power and the environment.
2. it may lose partial power while being stored
3. For best battery performance, we suggest you fully use up and recharge the battery at least every four months. It's best to keep it recharged when it is not being used.
A:AnswerBy using a 65W wall charger, PowerCore’s internal battery fully recharges in just 2.5 hours, while a standard 5W charger will take more than 17 hours to top up. Therefore, if you use a 20W charger, the recharge time might be around 7-8 hours. The light will turn off when it is fully charged.
A:AnswerThis battery can charge MacBook Pro 15" and it has a USB C to USB C cable, but we can't make sure if USB-C to MagSafe 2 Adapter is suitable.
If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us via support@anker.com or call us at +1 (800) 988 7973.
A:AnswerAll of our PowerCores have capacities that meet the requirements to be taken on airplanes as carry-on baggage, but they are not allowed to be transported in checked luggage. Please confirm with your airlines on how many power banks they allow a person to carry on, as most only allow two, and travel requirements are subject to change.
A:AnswerExternal batteries normally give only 60%-70% of their capacity to other devices. Approximately 30% of the battery capacity is used up by the powerbank itself to actually generate the charge to the device it's trying to charge. These efficiency issues affect all electronics devices, and a fully recharged Anker PowerCore 25600 mah shall generally be able to give 7-9 charges to an iPhone 7 （1960mAh）.
A:AnswerIt should work with the iPhone 13 ProMax. I use it with all my Apple devices, my iPad Pro, my iPhone XR, and why I got it, my MacBob Pro (16 inch). Anker has surpassed Mophie in battery packs.
A:AnswerTrickle-Charging Mode:
Designed to provide optimized charging to low-power devices such as earphones, Bluetooth speakers, and other accessories. To activate, press the power button twice or press and hold for 2 seconds until the LED indicator turns green.
A:AnswerHi,
Yes, the power bank does offer fast charging. I use it for my laptop and it provides one full charge. I also believe that the power bank offers 3-3 full charges for your phone. The power bank has two USB ports and two USB Type C ports so you can charge up to four devices at once. I am not sure what you mean by PD, so I hope this helps.
A:AnswerEven though your charger is 120W, it will charge this Anker elite with 65W. Because the PD3.0 from this xiaomi 120W charger has maximum power at 20V3.25A
A:AnswerI use this to power my SP404 MKII, so I can’t confirm it will be the safest for the MPC One, but here is a link to someone who does use a power bank with theirs, hope this helps:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3vqeZVI250
A:AnswerThank you for reaching out to Anker. All of our PowerCores have capacities that meet the requirements to be taken on airplanes as carry-on baggage, but they are not allowed to be transported in checked luggage. Please confirm with your airlines on how many power banks they allow a person to carry on, as most only allow two, and travel requirements are subject to change.
