item as described, fast delivery. Recommended both seller and product. As for the charger itself it is fairly small, though a tad on the heavier side. size wise it is slightly smaller than my iphone 12 but about 3 times as thick. It is USB-C only so if you plan on using USB-A cables you may want to get yourself an adapter. it comes with a somewhat short USB-C to USB-C cable and a small sack presumably for storage/carrying situations but truth be told offering little protection. My charger arrived with 1% charged and it took about 40 min to full charge. Pretty impressive. I wish one of the ports was USB-C but considering the fact that USB-C is on its way out not a big deal. It would be nice if a USB-A adapter was included in the box but you can get one for next to ... Moreitem as described, fast delivery. Recommended both seller and product. As for the charger itself it is fairly small, though a tad on the heavier side. size wise it is slightly smaller than my iphone 12 but about 3 times as thick. It is USB-C only so if you plan on using USB-A cables you may want to get yourself an adapter. it comes with a somewhat short USB-C to USB-C cable and a small sack presumably for storage/carrying situations but truth be told offering little protection. My charger arrived with 1% charged and it took about 40 min to full charge. Pretty impressive. I wish one of the ports was USB-C but considering the fact that USB-C is on its way out not a big deal. It would be nice if a USB-A adapter was included in the box but you can get one for next to nothing so it's ok. Would I recommend it? Yes.

Awesome power bank

The Anker 12000mAh Power Bank with 2-port output and 130W charging is a compact yet powerful solution for those in need of portable energy. Its sleek design makes it highly portable, fitting easily into bags or even large pockets. Despite its high capacity, it's lightweight and durable, with a sturdy build that can withstand daily use.The 12000mAh capacity is enough to fully charge an iPhone 13 around 2.5 times or a Samsung Galaxy S22 about 2 times, making it ideal for frequent travelers. The highlight of this power bank is its 130W charging capability, which is impressive for its size. This allows for rapid charging of not only smartphones but also more power-demanding devices like tablets, laptops, and USB-C compatible gaming devices.With two ports—USB-A and ... MoreThe Anker 12000mAh Power Bank with 2-port output and 130W charging is a compact yet powerful solution for those in need of portable energy. Its sleek design makes it highly portable, fitting easily into bags or even large pockets. Despite its high capacity, it's lightweight and durable, with a sturdy build that can withstand daily use.The 12000mAh capacity is enough to fully charge an iPhone 13 around 2.5 times or a Samsung Galaxy S22 about 2 times, making it ideal for frequent travelers. The highlight of this power bank is its 130W charging capability, which is impressive for its size. This allows for rapid charging of not only smartphones but also more power-demanding devices like tablets, laptops, and USB-C compatible gaming devices.With two ports—USB-A and USB-C—you can charge two devices simultaneously. The USB-C port supports both input and output, enabling faster recharging of the power bank itself. Anker’s advanced safety features, including surge protection and temperature

Decent, if heavy, USB-C power bank

This is a chunky, dual-port USB-C power bank. It is surprisingly heavy, so take note if you are thinking to travel with it and other electronics as you will have to place it in a carry-on rather than the hold.Functionally, the charge delivery to a single device or pair of devices (phone and ipad in my case) was consistently fast and even though the display usually said the output was 9-15W it certainly seemed to be charging those devices faster (my phone registered as 'super fast charging (which should be >25W).The display generally displays helpful information (charge remain, time to recharge), but could probably be replaced by a series of LEDs as the information does not really convery more data than the standard simple metrics. The action button seems limited to ... MoreThis is a chunky, dual-port USB-C power bank. It is surprisingly heavy, so take note if you are thinking to travel with it and other electronics as you will have to place it in a carry-on rather than the hold.Functionally, the charge delivery to a single device or pair of devices (phone and ipad in my case) was consistently fast and even though the display usually said the output was 9-15W it certainly seemed to be charging those devices faster (my phone registered as 'super fast charging (which should be >25W).The display generally displays helpful information (charge remain, time to recharge), but could probably be replaced by a series of LEDs as the information does not really convery more data than the standard simple metrics. The action button seems limited to toggling the screen brightness, further making the screen somewhat redundant.In terms of recharging the power bank itself, I did not notice that it would read 100% and continue to need further charging.If you have multiple devices with you when you travel then this is the perfect setup to keep them alive when you cannot access a power source for extended periods of time. However, the weight is enough that most would likely leave it in a hotel room, perhaps negating the true purpose for having a portable power store.

Extremely please so far, charges SO FAST!

My iPad mini runs out of battery fast - I bought this so I could fully charge it a couple of times and not be out of luck if I just grab my bag and go. So far, it's worked wonderfully and charges everything I throw at it.The display is great! I love that it shows just how much current is being delivered to each port. This lets you know how charged a device really is, even if it just has a "charging" led. Once the power drops low, you know it's in the last 20% or so for most devices, so if you need, you can stop charging early. (I use USB C cables with a wattage display built in for this purpose when charging from the wall!)The best part of this, though, is probably just how FAST it charges up. With a full 65W input, it's only a matter of minutes, maybe up to half an ... MoreMy iPad mini runs out of battery fast - I bought this so I could fully charge it a couple of times and not be out of luck if I just grab my bag and go. So far, it's worked wonderfully and charges everything I throw at it.The display is great! I love that it shows just how much current is being delivered to each port. This lets you know how charged a device really is, even if it just has a "charging" led. Once the power drops low, you know it's in the last 20% or so for most devices, so if you need, you can stop charging early. (I use USB C cables with a wattage display built in for this purpose when charging from the wall!)The best part of this, though, is probably just how FAST it charges up. With a full 65W input, it's only a matter of minutes, maybe up to half an hour to charge. At that rate, it can be faster for me to charge the battery and take it with me to charge devices rather than waiting for the devices themselves to charge.I've only tested up to 65W power delivery as I don't have any devices that pull more, but it's handled everything I've thrown at it (MacBook Air, iPads of various sizes, iPhones, lots of small USB chargeable devices)One thing to note is that these are Power Distribution (PD) ports. If you have dumb devices that charge with a USB-C cable, they may not charge from the USB-C ports on this if the manufacturer didn't add the appropriate resistors to the device. Many don't. Usually, these devices come with a USB-A to USB-C cable. Using an adapter and that cable, this should properly charge your device.

Good but not great

Anker has been my goto for battery packs about 3-4 years. They may not be cheapest, but very solid and simple. I was excited to see this new pack with a display. I really wanted to move beyond counting LED to know how much is left. Also it can tell you charging rate, how cool!I received it, and construction is solid and very good. I like the use of USB-C only actually, I hardly ever use USB-A anymore.Pros:USB-CGood charging rateGood form factorDisplay shows discharge rate on each portCons:Display too dim! Even in cloudy day very hard to read outdoors.It shows 100% full, but my charging source says it's still charging for some time past that. So it must be inaccurate calibration or software or something, but no way to update it, just have to live with it.I would give ... MoreAnker has been my goto for battery packs about 3-4 years. They may not be cheapest, but very solid and simple. I was excited to see this new pack with a display. I really wanted to move beyond counting LED to know how much is left. Also it can tell you charging rate, how cool!I received it, and construction is solid and very good. I like the use of USB-C only actually, I hardly ever use USB-A anymore.Pros:USB-CGood charging rateGood form factorDisplay shows discharge rate on each portCons:Display too dim! Even in cloudy day very hard to read outdoors.It shows 100% full, but my charging source says it's still charging for some time past that. So it must be inaccurate calibration or software or something, but no way to update it, just have to live with it.I would give it 5/5 except for these issues.

Impressive high-end power bank

This power bank provides impressive on the road capability for your power-hungry mobile devices. It is stylish and distinctive.When you open the box, the first thing that strikes you is the size of this unit. This power bank is hefty. It has the capacity to charge an iPhone 14 Pro two times, and at 13.7 ounces, it weighs as much as two iPhone 14 Pros. If you were looking for a pocket size, power bank, this isn’t it. But if you need huge, fast charging capability, this is a great choice.The digital display is exceptionally clear and informative. It tells you the percentage capacity remaining, the number of watts, both input and output, and how long it will take to charge or recharge. Display is configurable.I was able to too off my Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Carbon quickly. ... MoreThis power bank provides impressive on the road capability for your power-hungry mobile devices. It is stylish and distinctive.When you open the box, the first thing that strikes you is the size of this unit. This power bank is hefty. It has the capacity to charge an iPhone 14 Pro two times, and at 13.7 ounces, it weighs as much as two iPhone 14 Pros. If you were looking for a pocket size, power bank, this isn’t it. But if you need huge, fast charging capability, this is a great choice.The digital display is exceptionally clear and informative. It tells you the percentage capacity remaining, the number of watts, both input and output, and how long it will take to charge or recharge. Display is configurable.I was able to too off my Lenovo Thinkpad X1 Carbon quickly. It was great to see the charging speed and time remaining to charge.The instructions are not as clear as they could be. in particular, it fails the state that, while you can recharge the unit in either USB-C port, C1 charges at 3 W, C2 charges at 2.4 W. However, C1 has an output capacity of 30 W, while C2 has 45 W. For me, this was not intuitive, but I only discovered by trial and error. And although the screen display indicate which port is C1 and C2, it would’ve been nice to have marked that next to the port as well.Despite its weight, this is the power bank I will be relying upon.

Nice but limited

I have purchased 12 000 mah slim version and later bought its charging stand. Today I have tried to use it for the forst time, to charge my Samsung laptop and after 5-10 minutes it turned off and showed 0 charge. But about a month ago I have fully cherged it. I put it to stand for charging and it stopped at 70% charge level and no going further. I wonder is that some kind of battery care function or what? I tried to download Anker app and add my power bank, but wasn't able to turn power bank's Bluetooth option. So I guess Anker has limited this power bank and didn't put BT option... Come on Anker, I have paid almost 200 usd for this device with stand and it has no BT, no any info about charging limit... You call it Prime series but doesn't provide with BT function ... MoreI have purchased 12 000 mah slim version and later bought its charging stand. Today I have tried to use it for the forst time, to charge my Samsung laptop and after 5-10 minutes it turned off and showed 0 charge. But about a month ago I have fully cherged it. I put it to stand for charging and it stopped at 70% charge level and no going further. I wonder is that some kind of battery care function or what? I tried to download Anker app and add my power bank, but wasn't able to turn power bank's Bluetooth option. So I guess Anker has limited this power bank and didn't put BT option... Come on Anker, I have paid almost 200 usd for this device with stand and it has no BT, no any info about charging limit... You call it Prime series but doesn't provide with BT function the smallest unit. Then why it costs so high??? I feel this device limited and short of functions, not sure will I use it ever again.

Thicc

I'm gonna start this review out with the negatives; first this thing is pretty chonky. The width is over half my 20k iniu and its even thicker and the same height. The only other negative I have is the price, this thing is spendy, but I think it's worth it.First I have a second 10000 mah (that I'm now thinking is around 6000 mah) charger which takes 4 hours to charge, this took less than an hour. The screen is pretty awesome, it tells how many watts are charging it, and how many watts it's using to charge anything. It also tells how long it's going to take to charge while its charging, and how long the battery will last while its charging other things.It also feels very nice in the hands, the button is big and super clicky, I believe it's all plastic but it doesn't ... MoreI'm gonna start this review out with the negatives; first this thing is pretty chonky. The width is over half my 20k iniu and its even thicker and the same height. The only other negative I have is the price, this thing is spendy, but I think it's worth it.First I have a second 10000 mah (that I'm now thinking is around 6000 mah) charger which takes 4 hours to charge, this took less than an hour. The screen is pretty awesome, it tells how many watts are charging it, and how many watts it's using to charge anything. It also tells how long it's going to take to charge while its charging, and how long the battery will last while its charging other things.It also feels very nice in the hands, the button is big and super clicky, I believe it's all plastic but it doesn't feel like a cheap plastic and doesn't flex when squeezed, and the sides have a nice texture.If you want pocketability this isn't it, but if you want a charger you can put in a bag and use while you're about, or something you don't have to stress about how charged it is because it won't take hours to charge, this is great.I'll be using it as a benchmark for other packs I may or may not get, but it's also probably going to be the only pack I use for now on unless I'm going camping for a week.

Works great, but.....

I have this battery's bigger cousin which I love, but was bigger than I needed so picked up the smaller version. There is one major flaw on this that is preventing this from being a 5 star. I like to be able to plug my partially drained battery into my 30watt wall charger, but then plug the battery into another device. Lets say my laptop is topped off, but I've work to do for 20 minutes and have access to power. If I plug this into the battery bank the laptop will siphoned off 7 watts of power keeping it topped off leaving 27watts left to top off the battery. This works fine on the 20AH version. But this does not work on this version. This is such a common use case for me its really annoying it doesn't work.

[Rewarded Review] Good luck with anker "support" team

It stopped working after only 7 cycles of use. It no longer takes a charge despite whatever combination I try between the charging dock, anker prime blocks, cables and wall outlets. I tried all the recomend i came across an threads, including resetting it by glugging in one end of the cable to 1 port and the other end of the same cable to port 2. I eamiled their technical support and they just recommend i try another cable and outlets, simple things anyone with common sense would try. After i replied to that email they sent a link to "proceed to specialized services" and all thats on the link is a space bar to describe you QUESTION in detail. I dont have a question, i just want my product repaired or replace, it is only a few months old and has only been used 7 times