Woot! has
20000mAh Anker PowerCore 20K 2-Port USB A & USB C 15W Power Bank on sale for
$26.99.
Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must log in with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.
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Community Reviews
This Anker 20,000mAh power bank is best understood as a basic, high capacity backup for normal speed phone charging and low drain gear. The 15W output can still fit many phones that top out around 25W to 27W, and it is handy for overnight charging of flashlights, headlamps, and GPS units. The digital gauge is a useful extra. The main drawbacks are the slow 15W charging, the multi hour recharge time, and the missing Wh and weight specs. At $26.99, the value feels better only if fast charging is not a priority.
Common Questions (5)
It is a 15W power bank, so it is not a fast-charging model. That is usually fine for normal-speed phone charging and overnight use, but it will feel slow compared with 30W or 45W banks.
At this price, it is mainly attractive if you want Anker branding and a basic high-capacity pack for phone charging. Several comments point to similarly priced or cheaper 20,000mAh options with 30W to 45W output, so the value is weaker if fast charging matters.
Recharging the unit takes multiple hours, with estimates around 2 to 5 hours and about 4 to 5 hours commonly mentioned. That makes it less convenient if you need quick turnaround between uses.
It is well suited to normal-speed charging for devices like phones, camping flashlights, headlamps, and GPS units overnight. The larger capacity is the main benefit when charging speed is not important.
No. The posted specs do not state the Wh capacity or the weight, so those details are not available from the listing.
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Actually saw a tear down video or article somewhere showing INIU using better internals and having closer real power storage and speeds compared to the advertised than Anker.
š¤ I'm questioning the deal score here that got this the front page...
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