Anker PowerCore 10000 Redux Power Bank, 10000mAh Portable Charger with USB-C Power Delivery (25W) for iPhone 12/11/Mini/Pro/Pro Max/XR/XS, Samsung S21/S20, Pixel 3/3XL, iPad Mini 5, and More

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Sometimes the decrease is great enough to no longer sustain “high speed charging” or charging at all for some picky devices.

Often times on low power devices like some wireless headphones, fitness tracker, and some small low power keychain style flashlights. This does pair perfectly with the Anker PowerPort Atom III Slim that I reviewed earlier, both fit in the powebanks bag and make a perfect traveling pair. We never found it uncomfortable to carry in a pants pocket unless we were sitting right on top of it, and you could easily forget it was even there when carrying it around in a jacket.I’m looking to replace my PowerCore II 10000 Slim with powerIQ which just stopped charging after 2 years – so out of warranty. It supports USB-C in and out at a maximum of 18W, as well as USB-A out, and a low power trickle charging mode as well. I’m not frustrated by it because I had the money to upgrade to a high end product as soon as I noticed this issue. Regrettably, the bare-bones nature of the Anker PowerCore 10000 didn't get many accolades in this metric.

It includes a USB-C cable and travel pouch, but cable inclusion isn’t as exclusive to Anker as it once was. Anker has made an update to improve compatibility with some Anker chargers in May so now that thats fixed you should have pretty good compatibility other than Qualcom QC 3 support.

If you’re an iPad Pro 2018 user, this power bank is the perfect companion for keeping your tablet running. I have reviewed a few USB-C chargers with PD support, make sure to check those reviews out if you need one. Mobile charging brands are defined as brands if more than 75% of their retail sales are contributed by mobile phone charging products.