Anker Nano Power Bank, 10,000mAh Portable Charger with Built-in USB-C Cable, 30W Recharging, 30W Max Output with USB-C&A, for iPhone 16/15 Series, MacBook, Galaxy, AirPods, and More

This Anker power bank has quickly become my go-to charging solution, especially for my iPhone 16 Pro. It charges my phone from 0 to 100% in about an hour, and still has juice left for a quick top-up if needed—super reliable when I’m out and about. I love how compact and lightweight it is—it easily fits in a bag or even a pocket, but still feels sturdy and high-quality. It’s clearly built to last. Another major plus: the variety of charging options. With 2 USB-C ports and 1 USB-A port, I can charge multiple devices at once or help a friend out without juggling cables. If you're looking for a fast, durable, and portable power bank with real versatility, this one from Anker is absolutely worth it.

an absolute must-have for anyone looking to eliminate cable clutter while keeping their devices charged at high speeds. The standout feature is the integrated USB-C cable, which is incredibly sturdy and doubles as a convenient carrying handle. With 30W bi-directional fast charging, it can power an iPhone 16 or 15 to 50% in just 30 minutes, and it recharges itself just as quickly. The vibrant smart display provides real-time information on remaining battery percentage and charging time, taking all the guesswork out of your power levels. Compact enough to fit in a small bag or even a pocket, it’s the perfect balance of 10,000mAh capacity and portability for travel or daily commutes.

Have you ever met a tiny superhero? No, I'm not talking about Ant-Man—I'm talking about the Anker Nano Power Bank, 10K Portable Charger. This little beast is the Clark Kent of the charging world. It's small, unassuming, and looks like it couldn't charge a lemon, let alone your tech... but oh, how wrong you'd be! First off, let's talk about the built-in USB-C cable. You know that moment of panic when you're about to leave the house, and you can't find your charging cable? It's usually buried under a mountain of miscellaneous items on your desk, mocking your attempts at organization. Well, the Anker Nano laughs in the face of cable anarchy! The built-in cable means I'm no longer playing Indiana Jones on a daily quest to unearth my charger. Now, about the size—this power bank is tinier than a squirrel's shopping list but don't let that fool you. It charges phones faster than I can scarf down a slice of pizza—and I’m a New York slice veteran, so that's saying something. With this power bank, I've charged my phone, my tablet, and even dared to lend it to a friend in the middle of a power-out gaming marathon. It performed like a champ, and I still had enough juice to keep my devices alive to capture the triumphant moment of victory against the darkness (and my high score). The 10K capacity is impressive, too. It's like a tiny infinity stone, powering your devices with cosmic energy (or just really good engineering, but who's checking?). I half expect it to whisper "I am inevitable" every time I plug it in. In conclusion, the Anker Nano Power Bank might be small, but it's a mighty Morphin' power ranger in the world of portable chargers. It's the Robin to my Batman, the Chewbacca to my Han Solo, the... well, you get the point. I would recommend it to anyone who needs power on the go and enjoys not carrying around what feels like a brick in their bag. Verdict: It's a pint-sized powerhouse with more pep than a puppy on its first espresso. Five out of five stars – would definitely recommend!

***UPDATE - replacement battery after 2 weeks*** Anker reached out shortly after my review and asked if they could offer a refund or replacement because I wasn't very happy with my original battery. I opted for a replacement because I really wanted a functioning batter with these features after all. After about a week I had a new charger in hand. The first thing I noticed was that the battery still was at 0% charge out of the box. It charged much faster for it's initial charge than the original battery I had. After letting it charge up I also noticed that the button worked properly and I could use the low power charge option as well. I'm happy to report that this feature works exactly like I have hoped and it's already been put to use a few times in the couple of weeks I've been using the batter charger. My phone is a Pixel 8 Pro and there is usually around 40% after charging my pixel from 20 something to 100. This leaves plenty of room to charge the ear buds I use the most a then some. The charging speed are what I expect for my phone and also for the batter bank. The display is really handy with devices that don't have their own display like earbud or flashlights. I'm super happy with the customer service and the battery now and will come back in a while to report on the long term usage of the battery. ***Original Review*** I will be writing this review over time. This is the first 24 hours: This power bank was an oddity for me. I've had other power banks from both Anker and other makers. This was the first time I ever received one where there was no charge at all on the brand new power bank. 0% is what I saw when I connected my USB C cable for the first time. It also didn't really live up to much of the specs at first either. The initial charge never went higher than 4.5w the entire 7.5 hours it was charging up for the first time. Another problem is that my power bank's button does not work. At first I thought this was because it had 0% charge, but after It was on the charger for 4 hours I wanted to see how much longer it would take. pressing the button makes an audible, but quiet click sound. Nothing would happen though. For me, the display only comes on when I disconnect / connect something that is giving or taking power. That's a huge bummer since two of the big selling points center around this button functioning properly. Aside from showing the LED status screen, pressing the button twice or holding it steady for 5 seconds is supposed to enable the trickle charge mode. I wanted to leverage that as many things like my smart watch and ear buds charge at much lower power levels that some batteries and even some chargers don't even work with. Major swing and a miss here. After the first full charge completed I was able to charge my Pixel 8 Pro quickly like the 45w charger I normally use with it. The phone only maxes out at 30w, and that it what I see on both the USB charger and the Anker 533 Power Bank. That's great and means that this is at least a step above all the other slower power banks I already own. Recharging the power bank was also much faster after the initial charge and drain of the batter. It didn't quick measure up to 30w charging for itself, but it was under 2 hours to go from 0% to 100% the 2nd time I charged it. All in all, it's a good battery, but because I can only use it as a "dumb" battery instead of the fully featured power bank that was described, I can't really give it more than 2 stars at the moment. I will update my review again in another 6 months unless something noteworthy comes up that I feel should be posted sooner than later. If I can figure out why Amazon doesn't like the video I took of the button not working, I'll upload that too.

Compact, supersnel, topkwaliteit!

Works really well and charges really fast, but it is NOT CCC compliant, therefore both devices were taken from me at the chinese airport... I'm so sad they took both of my devices

I love anker products, and I know that I can always rely on them for reliability and quality. That’s why I decided to get this power bank, as I’ve had enough of my phone always having little to no battery whenever I need to use it the most. And I’ve got to say, this little power bank has exceeded my expectations! First, I’ll start by clearing some of the negative reviews. The “remaining time” on the screen is indicating how long the internal battery of the power bank will take to drain or charge fully, it doesn’t show the amount of time until your device is fully charged. Also, some people are getting caught by the labels on the back reading “5000mah”, but if you look next to it, it says 2 pieces which means 2x 5000mah cells. The reason why Anker haven’t put 10000mah on the back of the battery is because the two cells are in series instead of parallel. With that out of the way, it’s time for my review. I love this power bank. A lot. I don’t regret buying it one bit, and I take it everywhere with me. The 10000mah capacity is also more than enough for me, as I only use it to charge my iPhone 12 Pro or sometimes the Samsung S10+. It does get a little warm whilst charging, but I think that’s natural for a power bank. When I charge the iPhone and the Samsung at the same time, it disables the fast charging and goes down to 5v, but it’s still quite fast. (5v 4.8a shared). However, it does get warm when charging more than one device at a time. It charges my iPhone rapidly, as fast as the anker 65w plug! It gets me from 25% to 70% in around 25 minutes, and the power bank would still have enough to charge my phone 2 more times. On the samsung, it shows Fast charging, and on a more recent samsung (I tested the s21+) it shows super fast charging, so the 30w power is more than enough for me. It couldn’t charge my dell Inspiron however, as it kept charging then stopping, but I don’t think it should be used as a power bank for laptops anyway. Now let’s talk about the size! When I unboxed it, I couldn’t believe how small it actually was. It’s very small and compact, which makes it really easy to slip in your pocket. I still can’t get over how small it is, especially for its battery capacity. However it would be nice to see a lanyard mount, even if it does include a little pouch in the box. Now the charging speeds. In one of the pictures, you can see that the power bank charges at a rate of around 22 watts (using the anker 65w), and it estimates the amount of time until it is fully charged at that current charge rate. This thing charges up super fast, which is really handy for me whenever I need to use it. However, like some reviews say, it does become temperamental with its charging speeds, which is at a rate of 7 watts @ 9 volts. (with an 18W plug, was getting the same results sometimes with the anker 65w plug). This makes it take over 5-6 hours to charge from 0-100% which could be a turn off for some people. Not really much of a problem for me, but I do find it a tad inconvenient. It also doesn’t have pass-through charging. Overall I really love this thing. Anker have really impressed me with this power bank. 5 stars from me! Edit: Unfortunately whilst trying to charge my phone, the power bank failed after 2 months of use. However, this is my fault on my part as later I discovered that the phone's charging port is shorted. I won't decrease the rating as it has served me good and was very high quality, but it doesn't seem to offer short circuit protection. I have contacted Anker support about this issue and hopefully I can get this issue resolved. Edit 2: I’m happy to say that the customer service from anker was absolutely phenomenal. They helped me resolve my issue and issued me another power bank of the same exact model. The new power bank works just like my old one did, i am super happy with the customer service with anker. 5 stars all the way Edit 3: I actually found out that this little power bank was able to charge my ASUS tuf dash f16 laptop at around 30-31 watts. It is quite a tough little guy! However, judging by the display, it’ll last for around an hour, which definitely won’t be enough to fully charge a laptop. I would only use it in case of emergencies, but nice to know that it works. And as for the aforementioned dell inspiron, it charges that too when it is fully shut down at a rate of 33 watts. However it does get quite warm, which is expected.

Funziona molto bene, ricarica velocemente, è delle dimensioni giuste e non pesa eccessivamente ! L’unica nota negativa è che se si lascia attaccato il cavo consuma comunque batteria anche senza collegare all’altra estremità il dispositivo

Excellent produit! Le câble intégré est un vrai atout. Charge rapide tant en input qu'en output. Petite, légère, performante et pratique. Batterie parfaite pour le voyage. Charge 2 fois mon S20 FE. Pour de l'itinerant sans électricité, il faut avoir un panneau solaire en +