Best Buy has
5000mAh Anker Nano Power Bank w/ USB-C Connector (A1653H11-1) on sale for
$10.
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About this product:
- 5,000mAh power bank with built-in foldable USB-C connector
- Supports up to 22.5W charging output with PD, QC, and SCP
- Compact pocket-size design for cable-free charging
- Compatible with USB-C phones including Galaxy and iPhone
- Made with recycled PCR materials and paper packaging
Top Comments
Community Reviews
This compact 5,000mAh Anker Nano power bank is best for quick top offs when you want a small, cable free charger for bags, parks, festivals, air travel, or VR headsets. The built in foldable USB C connector is convenient, charges faster than some MagSafe setups, and the size is lighter than larger packs. The tradeoff is limited capacity, often around one phone charge or less, and the direct plug in design can strain the phone port, especially if it is bumped or carried while connected. It is a handy emergency pack if you use it carefully.
Common Questions (5)
It can put noticeable leverage on the phone's USB-C port, especially if the phone is moved, carried in a pocket, or left hanging without support. Keeping the pack on a table or flipping it so the phone lies flatter reduces strain, but it is not ideal for free-handing.
It is roughly a one-full-phone-charge pack for many phones, but modern devices may only get partway there. One estimate puts the rated capacity at 2600mAh effective output, and examples include about 65% on a Samsung S25 Ultra or enough for a quick top-off on a Pixel 7a.
Yes, it is well suited to short outings, theme parks, festivals, and air travel because it is compact and easy to toss in a bag. The tradeoff is limited capacity, so it is best for topping off rather than multiple full charges.
It can charge faster than some MagSafe setups and may generate less heat, but some units are reported to overheat or charge slowly. The practical upside is quick top-offs; the downside is that performance appears inconsistent across units and use cases.
Not always. Some cases are too thick for the built-in connector to seat properly, so the phone may need to come out of the case for it to fit.
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It's more of a set it down on your desk and forget it for a few minutes and come back type of powerbank. Plugging this in and stuffing it in your pocket would be a death sentence for your phone's port lol.
But I guess you could also use a cable if you're that afraid.
The people blaming the power bank alone for messing up their port is full of BS lol. Most likely user error of sorts whether they accidentally bumped it while it was plugged it or what knot.
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Just avoid running around while charging, and do not leave it connected in your pocket.
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