23 Best Power Banks (2025), Tested and Reviewed

Other portable chargers that we have tested

Photography: Simon Hill

There are so many portable chargers. Here are some others that we like that which has just missed one place above for one reason or another.

OnePlus Slim magnetic food bank for $ 70: Sleek in silver gray aluminum with a chamfered edge, this food bank is beautiful and is very thin, measuring 3.77 x 2.71 x 0.34 inches, not to mention the light at only 120 grams. But the capacity of 5,000 mAh is a little more than half that after ineffectiveness takes a bite. The wireless load consists of 10 watts for Android and 7.5 watts for iPhone (even the wired load is limited to 10 watts). You can hang on better performers for less.

Denvix Powerx Power Bank for $ 180: This 25,000-MAH electric electric bank can emit up to 200 watts via two USB-C ports, USB-A and a Qi wireless load cushion, to load four devices simultaneously, perhaps a laptop, a few phones and a few headphones. The display displays the remaining power, watts in or out of temperature, and some other statistics. This is a solid option if you want something that can load laptops, but the finish is a little too smooth, and it becomes very hot when loading several devices.

Sharge Flow Mini for $ 13: With a design similar to the Nano Power Bank of Anker above and to the same capacity of 5,000 mAh, you might be tempted to go there. It comes with interchangeable USB-C connectors in USB-C or Lightning (which, I fear that it is easy to lose) and has an integrated USB-C cable which doubles a strap, although it is difficult to remove. There is a power button with four LEDs to show the remaining power, and it only takes one hour and a half to fill, but the load rate is maximum at 12 watts anyway.

Cuktech 10 Power Bank for $ 40: With an impressive quality of construction, including a nice adhesive material on the underside and a practical display showing output power and entry, this Cuktech food bank (pronounced Chook-Tek) has almost won a place above. Despite the modest capacity, it is built for speed and capable of producing 100 watts, with a support for PD 3.0 and PPS. It can also recharge in less than an hour (up to 90 W). Compromis for high speed is low efficiency. You will not be close to the capacity of 10,000 mAh announced, but this is true for most electricity banks. I also tested the greatest capacity Zucchini 15 Ultra ($ 90)which has double the power, can load two or three devices simultaneously up to 165 watts and supports numerous fast load protocols, including PPS, QC, PD3.1, FCP, SCP and MIPPS.

Baseus Blade 2 for $ 80: With an extremely thin design, this 12,000 mAh-Mah feed bank is easy to slip into a backpack and can load most of the phones several times or complete a laptop up to 65 watts. It has a display showing the lifespan of the battery in percentage of time remaining and the input or exit for the two USB-C ports. We tried many products Since top and down The Baseus product range. Although they are generally reliable, we believe that there are better options.

Rugd Power Brick for $ 50: This shock resistant charger and water resistant (IP67 certified) is coupled with a 16-LED bright with a SOS mode, and has a heavy capacity of 10,050 mAh (a USB-C at 18 W and a USB-A which supports QC). It is also bright orange, only weighs 280 grams and comes with a rifle for easy attachment, making it an excellent camping boyfriend.

MCHAOS fans for $ 46: I love the idea of ​​a portable energy bank, and it is available in green lime with a carabiner that facilitates attachment to a bag. It also has an integrated, retractable and 28-inch USB-C cable to load your phone up to 20 watts. Recharge from the food bank is a little slower at 18 watts. The colorful LED gives you a feeling of juice remaining as it goes from green to orange to red, but the capacity of 5,000 mAh means that you will have the chance to obtain a full load for your phone, and even the reduced price is a little high. I also tested the 10,000 mAh model ($ 50)which has a more pleasant design. Pull the 2.3 feet retractable USB-C cable and the remaining percentage appears visible through the shiny plastic of the case. There is a USB-C port for the load, and it goes up to 22.5 watts anyway.

Infinacore Pandora Power Global Wireless Charge for $ 50: This was Our choice for the best wall feed bank, and it is always a decent charger that plugs directly into the wall. It has the advantage of optional EU and UK sheet adapters for an additional $ 10, making it a practical travel companion. It offers 8,000 mAh via a USB-C port, two USB-A ports (18 W in total) and a Qi wireless load (5 W).

Iniu Power Bank Bai-B64 for $ 72: Offering relatively low prices, Iniu is an increased feeding bank brand. This portable charger contains a capacity of 27,000 mAh, can die up to 140 W and invoices three devices at a time via two USB-C ports and a single USB-A port. We also tested the very similar BI-B63 ($ 54)which has a capacity slightly less than 25,000 mAh but seems to be better value. Unfortunately, the two were slightly below the capacity declared during the test. We also like the color options available in the The thinner version of the company.

Anker Prime Power Bank for $ 110: With a total combined production of 200 W and a heavy capacity of 20,000 mAh, this is a solid choice to load any device; You can even use it to load two laptops both via the two USB-C ports. There is also a USB-A port and a digital screen. You can also buy a Power base ($ 110) For this, which allows you to stick the feeding bank on top and load it via pogo pins. The base facilitates the overtaking of the food bank and is practical for office loading with two USB-C ports and a USB-A port (maximum output combined 100 W). I tried the British version (£ 75)This worked very well, but the editor -in -chief of criticisms with thread, Julian Chokkattu, had problems with the American base which cannot invoice the food bank.

Anker Nano Power Bank 10,000 for $ 40:: Another solid anker option (also available for £ 30 from Amazon UK), this feed bank has an integrated USB-C cable which serves as a loop for easy transport and another USB-C and a USB-A port. It has a capacity of 10,000 mAh, good for just under two full costs for most phones. It is maximum at 30 watts in each direction and can be fully loaded in about two hours.

Mowerled Luci Pro Lux for $ 50: This inflatable solar energy lantern has 10 LEDs and emits a beautiful hot light which is perfect for camping or walking at night. It is classified IP67 and is done flat for easy transport. Although it is not mainly a feed bank, the 2,000 mAh battery of the Luci Pro can load your phone in an emergency. An almost complete Luci Pro increased my 6 pro pixel by around 25%. It takes at least 14 hours to recharge using solar panels, or you can connect to a socket and recharge in three.

POWERSTATION Mophie,, PowerStation XLAnd POWERSTATION PRO AC for $ 28 +:: Mophie’s update in 2023 of her power line has three aircraft in 10,000, 20,000 and 27,000 mAh. These are bulky and indefinite devices with USB-C and USB-A ports, but the latter has an AC port and is ideal for travel. The editor of Wired criticism, Julian Chokkattu, used the XL during his trip to Japan and had no trouble keeping his Switch Lite and Pixel 7 Pro is noted. There are LEDs to indicate the lifespan of the remaining battery, but there is no special elsewhere.

IWALK portable charger for $ 27:: The editor -in -chief of criticisms with thread, Julian Chokkattu, used the Lightning version of this food bank while covering the Apple event, and he reliably completed his iPhone. The capacity of 4,800 mAh will not fully fill your device completely, but it is tiny enough to stay in a bag at any time. There is a LED that shows the remaining percentage of power on the left.

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