Customer Ratings & Reviews

Highly portable, solid choice for an extra 5,000mha of screen time, looks and works great plugged into phone or Steamdeck.

This is a handy little charger to carry along with you throughout your day. It's small and gives even larger battery equipped phones a good charge to get you through the day. Having the folding USB-C connector allows me to still use my phone without a cumbersome cord attached.

This is my main go-to recommendation for portable chargers. Compact, 22.5W, type-c, 5K mAh.....its perfect!!!

Great portable charger. Charges my phone fast and doesn’t take long to charge the portable charger. Use it everytime I’m traveling.

I had one of these before a long time ago. So had to get another. Once charge you can take it with you. C type plug.

This Anker Nano Power Bank is super convenient and reliable. I use an iPhone 15 Pro Max and easily get around 60–70% charge when the power bank is full, which is enough for me. It’s lightweight, fast, and great for travel. Just don’t expect a full 100% charge.

Sturdy on my cellphone. Quickly charges and powers up my cellphone in a relatively short time. Fits in my pocket

Very useful during long road trips and affordable too.

It's very reliable and Compact but does not hold that much of a charge. If it held a longer charge, it would be perfect but it holds up for about a couple hours and that's it.

Extend your batter without cables. Love how it plugs directly into your phone.

When charging to two smart phone, it's nice to see charging rapidly.

Its a good size recharged my phone instantly like 20mins. I like it cause the charging port flips up .

Is a really good charger.Very durable and really a good price.Charged very fast and actually can be charged 3 times while the battery is working!

It works as promised. It's compact. Good to have a backup when out on the go.

It's a little wobbly but it's fine. Took a bit to charge. Comes half charged in the box.

Size is both its strength and weakness. It doesn't advertise anywhere but it is only 18Wh, and at best you will get maybe 13Wh out of it, so a phone with 5000mAh battery will only charge about 60%. It is small and easy to travel with, but if you need more power, look elsewhere

Very Convenient way to keep devices charged. Plug does seem a little fragile, so will have to baby it.

I use this thing almost every day for whenever I don't want to be connected to a cable and whenever I leave the house after forgetting to charge my phone. Love it

Device not charging first time charging after purchasing and it’s not charging, I am so upset taking back to store tomorrow.

I'm generally a big fan of Anker products, and this charger is a fantastic addition to my arsenal. I actually have 3 of these around the house because you never know when you want to bring some extra juice that fits in your pocket. My iPhone and Airpods charge via USB-C, so I can reliably juice up either of those devices in a pinch. Will it bring my iPhone 15 Pro from dead to 100%? No, but I don't need it to. I can get my phone from nearly dead to over 60% though, and I can do it quicker than most powerbank chargers due to the 22.5 watt output. I can also do this without having to bring or find a USB-C cable due to the integrated port. This isn't a powerbank to bring when you're going to be off the grid for days. It's a powerbank to keep in your car or purse for those situations where you (or your companions) might run low and need a quick top-up. The convenience is phenomenal. Can easily fit in my pocket or the easy-reach compartment in my backpack. I can plug it into my phone and continue scurrying through the airport with my phone plugged into the bank in my back pocket. I combine this in my travel "tech go bag" with a USB-C cable, a Anker Nano II, and the Anker Apple Watch charging puck (which is another fantastic travel product that reduces cable fatigue). With those 3 things, I can reliably charge my phone, my airpods, my iPad, my watch, my Steam Deck, my laptop, and even have an easily portable power backup for if any of those (other than my laptop), runs low on juice. You trade capacity for convenience here, but in a complicated tech world, you're best off building an arsenal of tools anyway, and this one fits the bill for grab-and-go insurance for all of your critical daily-driver devices.