Mag Charge Power Bank

[Metal] Works great and I can charge it with a power bank!

Works great and I can charge it with a power bank!

[0.055 lb] power bank.

[Canon LP-E6/E6N] I use along with my own power bank to charge batteries while out shooting. Works for the LP-E6 as well as the new mirrorless H batteries, too.

[Micro-USB] Received this at a work gift exchange party in 2023. I needed something for travel and my prior charger was just too bulky. This one is slim and easy to carry. I travel frequently and I can keep this in a pocket with my phone for fast recharging. I usually travel solo and listen to my entertainment wirelessly. I have been able to charge my S23+ and Shokz Open Run/Open Run Pro headphoness each 2x to full without a recharge of the power bank. The power bank was still showing 50% charge after 2 full days. I've literally never run this thing down to zero charge while out traveling. I've got zero complaints about this one. The price point is amazing and the charge is fast. Great gift item too! I highly recommend

[USB-C] This is a great power bank to charge multiple devices and lasts a long time before needing to be re-charged

[3.365 lb] I'm a traveling filmmaker/photographer. This is a great power bank to rely on when I'm out filming. Holds a charge really long. Clean, beautiful design. You can tell it's well built. Quality product.

[2] This can be quite useful for traveling. It is smaller than the original charger, yet it can charge two batteries. It can also be powered by a power bank, which can be handy when needed.

I got this to have a second power bank to switch out with so as to always have a charged power bank to rely on; as well, I needed one that would stand up to rain and outdoor use. Of all the power banks out there, this particular one is a no-brainer. In addition to its rugged build and weather proofing, it can be solar powered in a pinch, although I have not had a chance to test that yet. ToughTested does make an identical charger with two panels that charges as fast as plugging into the wall, but I wanted this simpler design to be able to attach to a backpack to double as a hands-free, pedestrian safety device when walking at night. The 18-light panel really lights up! The item looks exactly as pictured and it is well-built with a nice weatherproof strip that seals off the charging ports. The only caveat about this item's weatherproofing is that, although it works fine as a lamp in the rain: I would not want to actively charge something while out in the elements. In order to charge something off of this device, you need to remove the weatherproof strip to do so, effectively exposing the interior of the item when being used to charge another device. It still gets five stars, however, because the build quality, tremendously useful, weatherproof lamp, and its ability to power up via solar; there isn't another power bank out there that can do what this can do for its price. Unfortunately, I should have gotten two, because another family member saw this powerbank and snagged it faster than you can say: Say cheese! He has a twelve-mile walk to work on busy roads without sidewalks, so he's excused from absconding with it, but now I need another, LOL! So, just get two, especially if you have any gear-savvy aficionados in the house!

[5000 mAh] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I’ve really been enjoying using this Anker power bank. Due to the USB-C type port, I mainly use it to charge my laptop on the go (which has really come in handy when I’m in the middle of a zoom meeting and there are no outlets nearby). I’m a big fan of the design—it is clearly very well made, and seems like high quality. It even comes with an adaptor chord! It’s small enough to keep in my purse, which is probably the most important factor for me. The only thing that I would change is to add a lightning port in addition to the USB-C; at the moment, I’m not able to charge my iPhone with this power bank. Other than that, I would definitely recommend!