Whether we want a small battery that fits in our pocket or a power bank to charge laptop , portable chargers are essential for all of us. All power banks have one thing in common, and that is that they are always ready to charge our devices when needed. Below you will find a list of all the products, as reported by Techradar.com
Anker PowerCore 20,100 power bank
You must have heard of Anker. This is one of the best power banks from the company. It has 20,100 mAh which means it can fully charge your phone several times before it needs to be recharged. It also has High speed charging.
Positives:
- Huge battery capacity
- High-speed charging
Negatives:
- Heavy weight (331g)
Mophie powerstation plus XL
The Mophie Powerstation XL is the best power bank designed for iPhone and iPad, and we believe this for the following reasons. It has a built-in Lightning cable that you can't detach or lose. It charges with a Lightning cable or wirelessly via a Qi charger. Its capacity reaches 10,000 mAh and is capable of charging 2 devices simultaneously. However, it may not be for you if you are an Android owner.
Positives:
- Large battery capacity
- Two USB ports
Negatives:
- Bulky design
- Does not support quick charging
iMuto 30,000mAh power bank
If you are looking for an even bigger power bank, then the iMuto 30,000mAh is the one for you. As its name suggests, it has a 30,000mAh battery capacity, which can charge your device multiple times.
Positives:
- Huge battery capacity
- 3 USB ports
Negatives:
- Bulky design
- Heavy weight (670g)
RAVPower 22,000mAh power bank
Another power bank with an extremely large battery capacity is the RAVPower 22,000mAh. Its design is similar to the Anker one and while it doesn’t have the same large battery, it has a much slimmer design. It has 3 ports from which 3 devices can be charged simultaneously.
Positives:
- 3 USB ports
- Slim and beautiful design
Negatives:
- Heavy weight (413g)
Xiaomi 10,000mAh Power Bank Pro
This is a very decent power bank with a relatively small capacity of 10,000 mAh. Tests have shown that it can charge a Google Pixel 2 from 0% to 100% in just over 2 hours. It doesn't provide the fastest charging, but it's quite discreet and easy to carry.
Positives:
- Distinctive metal design
- Works with micro USB and USB-C devices
Veho Pebble P1 Pro
With 10,400mAh and 2 USB ports with fast charging, the Pebble P1 Pro is perhaps the most complete Power bank available today. With 10,400mAh, it is capable of charging modern smartphones 2-3 times.
Positives:
- 2 USB ports
- Charging via microUSB and USB-C
Negatives:
- Different design from all similar power banks.
Poweradd Pilot 2GS 10,000mAh
Poweradd has another slim and beautiful portable charger, which is also one of the cheapest on our list as it has only 10,000 mAh. It is quite heavy (340g) but its thickness is only 1.3 cm, which means it can be easily transported.
Positives:
- Quick recharge
- Moderate battery capacity
Negatives:
- Heavy weight compared to its size
Anker PowerCore II 10,000mAh power bank
Perhaps the most portable power bank on our list. It has a 10,000mAh battery that will give you at least 2 full charges on your phone, while supporting fast charging. It weighs just 209 grams and is 1.5 centimeters wide.
Positives:
- Super slim design
Negatives:
- Does not contain cables
RAVPower 6,700mAh portable charger
This is the cheapest option on our list, but it is just as capable as others. It has a capacity of 6,700mAh which is enough to charge your mobile phone 1 or even 2 times. It comes in 3 different colors, Pink, Blue or Silver. Also, the LEDs it has show the level of the battery that is left.
Positives:
- Slim design
- Color options
Negatives:
- It could be even smaller
Jackery Bolt 6,000
The Jackery Bolt has 2 built-in cables on it, a microUSB and a lightning cable so you don't have to carry around extra cables. Unfortunately, new smartphones with USB-C ports will not be able to use this power bank. However, devices that can use it will be able to complete 1 or 2 full charges.
Positives:
- It has its own non-detachable cables
Negatives:
- A little bulky
MAXOAK 50,000mAh
It may not be the most well-known power bank and it may be the most expensive on our list, but it is very different from the others. It has many charging ports, 6 to be exact, and its total capacity is 50,000 mAh. It can charge smartphones, tablets or even laptops!
Positives:
- 6 ports
- Huge battery
Negatives:
- Bulky design
Qi-infinity Upgraded 35,000mAh Powerbank
If you're still looking for a device with multiple ports, then the Qi-Infinity power bank might be the one for you. It has 4 ports from which you can charge MacBook while charging your smartphone at the same time.
Positives:
- 4 ports
- 35,000 mAh
Negatives:
- Bulky design
- Doesn't work with all laptops
RAVPower Universal Power Bank Travel Charger
Another power bank that can charge your phone as well as your laptop is the RAVPower Universal Power Bank Travel Charger. It has USB-C and AC outputs, where you can directly connect laptop . It has 20,100mAh, which is enough to charge your phone several times.
Positives:
- AC output
- 10,000mAh capacity
Negatives:
- Bulky design
Poweradd Pilot Pro2
The last power bank on our list has a 23,000mAh battery and is capable of charging 3 devices simultaneously, whether it's a smartphone, tablet or laptop.
Positives:
- 23,000mAh capacity
- Screen for checking battery level
Negatives:
- Not so portable
