Wireless Power Bank 26800mAh - 10W Wireless Charging+18W PD Fast Charging Feob Portable Charger【2 Fast Charging Port + Simultaneous Charging 4 Devices】External Battery for iPhone Samsung and More

Well you’re not actually getting what you pay for. The 27000mah is a complete lie. It is more around 10000. It’s okay for the price but it’s just false advertisement. The product is way too light to be 27000. It is also unable to charge while being charged simultaneously, kina of sucks. Everything does work however, but you can get the anker version of this for the same price. You be the judge.

Considering the price this is really well made, it looks and feels like the older designed Anker packs. The wireless charging works perfectly which is what I bought it for. I'm taking a star off as there is no way the internal battery on this is 26000. It's probably around 12000 which is perfectly acceptable for the price.Buy it with confidence.UPDATE - 07/12/20 it has died. Whilst wireless charging my phone it just stopped, will not give or receive power. Sending back to amazon for a refund.

Initially took a very long time to charge, so be prepared to leave it all day.However, once charged it's brilliant, charging my Samsung S20 Ultra from around 15% battery to full in about 45 minutes using a cable. or about 2 hours on wireless charging (so not as fast, but much more convenient) but a single charge doesn't even dip below 75% of the power bank's capacity. It's not that small or light, so not quite a pocket charger, but I ride a bike and its comforting to know that I can go touring for a couple of days and not need to worry about finding somewhere to charge my phone every day and hang around in coffee bars waiting for it to charge if I'm camping.Brilliant device for those on the go, who aren't always sure if they're gonna be able to find somewhere to top up their battery.Well recommended.

So I've tested this for the whole month and I'm now returning it as it doesn't have the power storage capacity that the manufacturer claims it has. I've tested with a Samsung Galaxy S10+ Ultimate Edition and quick charge on both Qi charging and cabled charging was off.I basically found I got the equivalent to around 50% of the rated capacity, between 3-4 charges of the phone. Surprisingly, I had slightly better results with Qi charging than cabled charging, though the power bank is VERY fussy about phone placement and the raised rubber ring is too high and not very grippy so it actually allows the phone to move around all the time, which then stops it charging. Often it it would stop of its own accord when I left it to do its thing even after I'd watched it like a hawk for a few minutes.It also doesn't switch off when the phone battery is full, which you may like or dislike - it does mean you have a full phone when you eventually do disconnect it, but you'll always be charging your phone and the battery pack stored charge will be quickly eroded (when Murphy's law states you'll then need it most). I suggest you get a power pack with iSmart sockets.Charging the phone generally took a couple of hours (S10+ has a 4,100mAh battery and I was generally charging it from 10% to 100%).Build quality is just OK, very plasticky but all corners are rounded which is nice. I did often have trouble getting a Type C connector into the socket though. The lights are a bit hit and miss, the flashing is pretty subtle and the first LED glows both white and green which isn't explained very well in the manual. Charging the device itself back up takes A. Long. Time. - I was using a RavPower 4-port 2A desktop charger.So, it's going back.If you found my review useful, please click the clicky thing that indicates this :)Huey.

Let me start by saying I bought 2 power banks on the same day from amazon, one has a solar panel and this one which has wireless charging. One of them has 26800mah and the other has 10000mah, now in my head I thought the bigger battery capacity one was the one with the solar panal because it has been charging my devices far more with less battery loss, it turns out I was wrong its this one that has the 26800mah battery (allegedly), I simply cannot believe this figure, Let me explain. My Samsung a71 has a 4000mah battery, I charged it from 14% to full, my wife's galaxy s9 from 50% to full (using a cables), wirelessly charged my headphones (600mah) it took over 50% of the battery to do this....really....now if this was in fact 26800mah 1 x 4000mah full charge, 1 x phone with 4000ish mah from 50% is a total of 6000ish plus 600mah (wireless is less efficient so that's probably more) say 1000, that's 7000 in total, why would it use over 50% of the 26800mah? Now let's go back to the solar power bank, it turns out this has got the 10000mah battery yet in my testing I got 3 full charges of my phone from less than 10% and charged my earbuds on a full battery and still had 1/3 battery, this is why I thought the battery was bigger on the solar one as I must have charged with in excess of 15000mah of battery and still has 1/3 charge left.I am dubious about its capacity but it will charge a phone a few times and a few other things so for me it does what I need it to, I can sit round chuck my wireless charge devices on it, its convenient, discreet and charges fast. I do feel slightly cheated as I have basically paid £10 to have wireless facility as you can get a 10000mah power bank for £10.

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