Customer Ratings & Reviews

Recharged from empty to full in under 4 hours with 25W charge port. Charged Galaxy 10.5" tablet once from 0 to 100 and Galaxy Note 20 Ultra 3 times and currently on the 4th. It us heavy but they all are this size

Not all good things come in small packages. If you are looking for a road-trip compatible charging brick that will last for days, this is it. It has dual USB-C Power Delivery ports, a couple USB-A, and ability to charge even my Macbook Pro with gusto. One feature that is not advertised is that this supports 100 watt charging (input) with the right power source and cable. That means I can charge this beefy thing in about an hour; the charging limit of USB-C these days. I have multiple devices that support the 20watt/5 amp PD profile, but they’re from less reputable sources like Kickstarter. To see this in the wild at a retail store is awesome. It was on sale for Black Friday, and now I wish I got an extra now I’ve seen it in action. Keep in mind it is NOT lightweight. It can be used as an effective weapon with enough momentum.

The Anker PowerCore III Elite is built like a tank—sturdy, well-made, and comes with a nice sueded carry bag that adds a premium touch. It does exactly what it should, charging both my laptop and phone without breaking a sweat. That said, newer options are lighter and sleeker, but this is still a solid choice if you need high-capacity, reliable power on the go.

Fits everything I expected of such a battery. The large capacity, weight, heft, connection options- nothing really stood out as being unexpected. Using it for an Asus ROG Ally and just whenever I need some extra power somewhere. The USB C connections can pump out enough power to outpace a gaming session on the Ally- but the normal USB A can still work fine for phone charging and the sort. Use my own cables, but the included cable seems solid enough. Carrying bag is helpful to keep it from getting scuffed up. Size is a bit larger than I'd prefer- but for the amount of power it puts out, really can't complain.

It’s the biggest power bank that you can legally bring on a plane. It’s very efficient. And built very well and solid. It’s heavy, but those of you shopping for one; know it’s going to be heavy because of the capacity. Your can get a 65 Watt output one very similar to this one, but I decided to spend the extra money for the bigger one. I have a MacBook Pro, and I can charge it a little faster.

This is a Elite level Battery bank for power users whose claims are anything but exaggerated, I’m currently using it to extend the battery life of my Miroir m631 ultra pro projector while powering a Chromecast with Google TV, both of which require a total of 60 watts. It’s also able to extend the life of a 2019 16” MacBook Pro which is quite amazing. I’ve used other less expensive battery banks to charge my iPhone, headphones, Apple Watch & so on & found them less effective when charging/powering multiple devices, with Anker’s smart connection & large capacity, I’m easily able to quick charge multiple portable devices, or larger USB C devices.

This thing is amazing. I charged my MacBook Air (2020) from 22% to fully charged, and the battery pack still had 75% of it's charge! This is the perfect travel accessory. I'll never have to worry about finding a power outlet again. I plan on leaving my long power cords at home from now on. Note, this does NOT include a 65w charger.

I have used Anker products in the past and have always been happy with them. I needed something that charged quickly and provided enough power for several days of use. So far I have been able to charge my iPad Pro twice and it didn't take long. Didn't take very long to charge fully with USB-C and 65W adapter. Is a bit heavy, but is to be expected given the capacity. Feels sturdy and well-built. Would highly recommend.

Anker products are just top notch. I have a 6 year old powercore+ that still has about 90% original capacity after constant use all that time. I purchased this battery for the PD feature to charge my New Asus G14 with the R9 cpu, and for the type c charging. It works flawlessly and will charge my phone at the same time. The construction is robust and lightweight for its capacity and features. Pair this with the 65w PowerPort III and possibly a longer PD type c cable, and you'll be set! Also, read instructions, double tap the button for trickle charge on the type A ports.

I gifted this to a friend who recently started traveling cross-country for IT work, who needed something that can handle charging his newer-model Lenovo Thinkpad and Framework laptop. From what I've heard, it is doing it wonderfully! The chassis is durable, the 87w rating is indeed correct, so devices with 65w chargers or less will charge like they're coming from the wall. Also supports Samsung's super fast charging functionality, so you can do 45w rapid charging if you have a Galaxy S22 Ultra or better. He charges his laptops and phone off of this instead of relying on cheap power inverters and USB ports that constantly fail in his Subaru. Anker's entire battery division is top-notch, every product I've owned from them has been great. Buy this.

Did some research on portable chargers that could accommodate my iPhone, MacBook, work laptop and my wireless mouse. So far so good. I have mostly been using it for my iPhone and it fully charges it in less than an hour without touching it. Love the overall aesthetic and it seems durable. It comes with a little pouch and a short lightning cord. Overall, I am satisfied with this purchase.

This portable charger is awesome, im out in the field alot and this charger has saved me a lot. Keeping my phone, flash lights and other things charged. It charges nice and fast and i get a nice few charges out of it before the power bank dies, super nice!

Out of all the portable batteries that i've used and bought, this one is very reliable durable and works perfectly. It can Charge Multiple Devices in the same day and still have around %35 charged left at the end of the day. only problem is how long it is, but its super slim to be able to fit in pockets or anywhere convenient

Had this for a year and half at the time of this writing and this thing is a rock. I've been able to charge everything: iPhone, iPad, Airpods, smartwatch, Steam Deck, Switch, and a new 2024 MBP (even though it says "not charging", it indeed charges it). The 25k+ size is stellar and I never have never gotten it down to 25% without being able to recharge, so this is great on long trips. The only time I've gotten it to 25% or lower was when I needed to charge my MBP but I was back at the hotel that evening so I was not worried. This is great for long flights that don't have power outlets or whose power outlets are broken. Only downside is the size, it's heavy and bulky but you didn't buy this thing for the comort. Overall, really solid purchase. Going strong.

Fast charging high capacity only cons being its size and weight

So glad i finally got this. Charges my ipad and phone in minutes. Is easily portable. Fully charged it lasts for days. Trickle charge is a bonus. I am less stressed travelers now with my ekecronics knowing i have a reliable backup power source. Worth every penny.

I typically stick with Anker products. They perform well and hold up. This charger charges my iPad Pro really fast and will also be able to charge my laptop. I’ve only had it about a month, but performs as expected or better. It is a little pricey, but you can charge multiple devices with plenty of capacity. Just remember to compare that it does 87 watt charging and the milliamp storage.

This anger power bank is pretty big and on the heavy side. All that size and heft is not too bad once you consider that this device can charge your phone, tablet, and your computer all at once. I have used it to charge a Microsoft Surface Laptop Studio that requires a more than the provided 87W output on this bank. I got a full charge from an almost drained surface laptop studio. That was impressive. Admittedly, the size is a bit cumbersome. I really haven’t gotten used to it despite the impressive power. I had to keep it in a different place than where I would usually keep smaller or more normal sized power banks in my bag. This version does not include a wall adapter for charging, so keep that in mind when you purchase this or thinking about purchasing it. You will need a big charger to power this up. I use the 60W charger from my MacBook Pro. If you don’t have an updated fast charging USB–C wall adapter you will have to keep it charging for longer and I mean a long time. Anker usually includes a carrying pouch for their power banks. They keep the tradition here with a nice microfiber type pouch that will keep your power bank safe from scratches in your bag or while on the coffee shop table. Just don’t drop it, there is no protection from that. Would I recommend it? I would but only if you are the type that needs to charge a laptop with USB–C while on the go. It is pretty expensive and really big, so if that is not you then you should really consider a smaller cheaper option.

This charger is very useful and a must have for parents with Ipad loving children. You can charge a few phones, ipads and even a Macbook Pro with it. The USB-C input makes it easy to charge with a Macbook Brick. For the size of storage it actually charges pretty fast. If you put it on a Mac charger and go to sleep, you will wake with an extra full power source.

This has been great, I have used it for charging my Galaxy S22 and my Steam Deck ($750 model) and it charges them just as quickly as being plugged into an outlet. I can charge my S22 6-8 times per battery charge and my Steam Deck 4 times. It is a little bulky but other than that this has been great