Cost:
GBP
Weight:
g
Miles used:
Miles
Times replaced:
Replacements
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Review
Why Anker Powercore+ 13,000?
I had tested about 3 other cheaper power banks in the past which I’d purchased at airports or on Amazon for around £10 to £15 and none of them would charge anywhere near as fast as this one or hold their charge as well. The green Qualcomm Quick Charge port would see my iPhone 11 Pro Max fully charged within an hour and it would charge my Sony RX100 Batteries in about 30 minutes each. My Nitecore NU25 would be charged in about 15 minutes and the power bank on a full charge would last me about 3 or 4 days on trail, providing I was keeping my phone on Airplane Mode unless I needed to make a call. This little power bank has been with me on all my trips including my Everest Base Camp Trek, the Welsh 3,000s, the Rota Vicentina and the South Downs Way.
What’s there not to like?
Who’s it for?
Value for money
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Overview
- Durability 60%
- Power output 60%
- Charge time 30%
- Output time 80%
- Value to weight ratio 60%
- Value for money 60%
BPros
- Compact
- Good output time
- Durable
- Reasonably priced
CCons
- Heavy
- Long charge time
Specs
Price:
£28.99 on Amazon (updated model)
Weight:
254g (8.9oz)
Dimentions:
9cm x 8cm x 2cm
Material:
Aluminium, plastic
iPhone 11 Pro Max charge times:
3
Charge time:
3 hours
Features
- 2 output ports
- Input: Micro UB
- Durable casing
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