Cheapest price ever according to the three camels.
Not as cheap as the typical Charmast, INIU…etc. branded ones, but I've always had good experiences with Anker products and wouldn't be surprised if they're using better quality cells.
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Thanks for saving us time! Must be 5V only, no PD.
Another one
Anker 323 Power Bank is not compatible with Qualcomm Quick Charge technology.
i have this exact power bank, worked a treat when traveling overseas
I picked one up a little while ago for 25.99 after my bigger/better Anker went for a swim.
Surprisingly, this one isn’t much different in size/weight given that it’s half the capacity… but than that it’s works well.
Was looking at this - old and slow from reports - and others around the $20-30 mark last night. Settled on the Romoss 10K for a couple of bucks more with 15% off coupon. https://www.amazon.com.au/dp/B09Y42MWZ3?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_p…
With my experience of Romoss powerbanks they would be one of the last brands I would purchase. Anker, Iniu, Nightcore are among 3 of the ones I would choose from, and there others.
Looks huge for 10000mah capacity
As with all lithium batteries, size and weight does matter, although it's impossible for most of us to tell whether it's meaningful. Different chemistry batteries have different properties - eg Li Ion V LiPo. We have to rely on teardowns on Youtube etc. Difficult to generalise but quality components often add to the weight and size of battery-related products. For more expensive items (not necessarily batteries) it's not unknown for counterfeiters to add fill to fool buyers.
This comment on the veektomx pb is worth reading: https://www.ozbargain.com.au/comment/15079968/redir . On my research it's far from atypical - weight is at least some guide to quality and capacity.
Got this a month ago, and it was slightly less at $23 in Sydney. https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/832622
Featuring 1 USB-A and 1 USB-C port, get ample power for your devices with a total output of up to 12W.