AuskangPortable Charger 10000mAh Battery Pack with Built in Lightning and USB-C Cable, LED Digital Display Fast Charging Power Bank

Great if you need backup for both Apple with lightning and USB-C. Capacity is excellent and light weight.

I love it, because it last longer than the other battery that I purchased. Simply the best.

I've used this for about a month and half now, and all I can say is that this charger is fabulous! Amazing value for what you get especially at the time of this review where they are offering it with a 50% off coupon.I've bought and purchased close to ten or so various battery packs over the years, and this is by far the most well designed one that I now bring along with me everywhere. The combination of having a built-in USB-C and Lightning connector in such a slim and portable package not much larger than the size of a typical phone that has a plentiful 10,000 mAh capacity; fast charging up to 22.5W; and a super easy to read battery life remaining indicator instead of the usual 4 dots makes this perfect for my family's travel needs when we're out and about where it gives us plenty of power to keep both of our phones and our son's tablet charged up without having to worry about any of the items completely draining before the day is over.Fully charging it seems to take an average of about 2 hours and 45 minutes using the fast charger I have at home. It's so good that it's made all my other battery packs collected over the years obsolete.

The media could not be loaded. I love the design of this! You don't need to worry about digging around in a laptop bag looking for the right charging cable ... or rolling cables up and bringing them along in case you run out of power. The attached cables come in and out the sides of this unit, so when you need a charge, everything is right here in this unit. It charges both Apple and Android devices because each side has a different cable.This is about 25% shorter than your average cell phone and about as wide. It weighs as much as a cell phone. (I have a Samsung Galaxy Plus, for reference) While other power banks are smaller/lighter, this one packs about 1.5 - 1.75 full phone charges! I think if I was walking around the city or airport, I would prefer a smaller/lighter unit that would fit in a small pocket, even if it meant getting only 1 charge up. However, if I was using my phone a lot throughout the day and wanted more than a charge, this would be perfect.The screen shows a digital number, which indicates what percentage of the battery pack is left before it needs recharging. It's much less dramatic than the picture in the ad shows but still visible. From 0% to 100% this pack takes between 1-2 hours to fully charge up. It will completely charge my Samsung Galaxy phone from 0% to 100% in about an hour.Overall, while a little heavier/bulkier than I'd prefer, its a powerhouse and so convenient as the chords are built right into the unit. If only they were swivel cables or rounded ones ... the flat squared off chords are a little harder to connect and hold while you are charging the phone. I would certainly order this again because the design makes it the most convenient power pack I've owned. I hope my video, pictures and honest review after using the product for a 2 week period was helpful to you in making an informed shopping decision.

I’ve had many portable chargers with different issues. So far this one has been great, can’t say if it will hold up but I can tell you it’s very well made, strong & sturdy and also a slim design.I feel like I can throw it in my purse and just go! It’s very good to have beavsue I have an iPhone 7+ with almost no battery life.

The description on the product page creates impression like it would be only for iPhones. It is obvious that this power bank is for Android phones use as well. It came neatly packed and almost fully charged in the nice little box with the good manual. The gadget as this is a must when you want to prolong the battery life of your phone. I learned about this a hard way damaging the batteries in my three phones already. If you charge your phone with a wireless charger that is the worst case, because the coils in the charger and phone might not be exactly aligned and you force the phone into overheating. The same happens when you are unnecessary trying to keep it charged at 100 %, the chemistry will not have time to properly recover. Also keeping phone plugged into a car outlet while using GPS and playing music videos on the same time is not a good idea as well. I started to think about this when I realized that my wife was using power bank similar to this. She never had problems with her phones as I have had. You also automatically protect your phone against possibly damaging blackouts and spikes from the power networks. This power bank is reasonably small with short supplied USB to C charging cord. However it neither has two prong plug to plug it for charging into a wall outlet nor transformer from outlet to USB or C has been supplied.

I have an iPhone 12 ProMax. With this portable battery, I can charge my phone to 25% charge every 15 minutes. In other words, I can fully charge my phone in under an hour. The battery's full charge time fluctuates between 3 to 5 hours depending on your wall adapter's (brick) wattage output.This black portable battery provides a digital display that shows the battery's remaining capacity (0-100). Every unit of charge on this battery yields or provides about 2-3% charge to my single device. 2 charging cables (USB-C and Lightning) conveniently detach from the side contour of the battery and reattach seamlessly. The user can add a 3rd charging line through the USB slot provided on the battery. The battery's size is dimensionally almost the same as an iPhone 4.The cables are approximately 3 inches in length. The convenience of longer charging lines is not available with this item. The battery powers on when a device attaches to one of the charging lines.A negative point: I had to inconveniently remove the case from my phone to charge it. The charging cable end was too large to fit through my case. I'm sure this is an issue for other devices with cases as well.