CONXWAN Portable Charger Power Bank - 26800mAh 22.5W Fast Charging External Battery Pack - PD QC 3.0 USB C Portable Cell Phone Charger with 4 Outputs for iPhone Tablets Android

I purchased this portable charger last October 2020 it has worked perfectly, until May 2021 when it died. I want to address this first before giving my review.After many months of faithful use, this device died. I liked it so much, I considered just buying a new one because it was that worth it to me. Before I reordered, I reached out to customer service to 1. see if I would get a response and 2. see if there was a warranty that could help me out. To my delight, a customer service rep reached out almost immediately and asked for a little more info, which I provided. A few short days later, I had a brand new device in my mailbox. THIS IS HOW CUSTOMER SERVICE SHOULD WORK.Now to my thoughts on the device...I was looking for a large capacity charger with a USB-C port that could power my ipad pro, iphones, and even my laptop rapidly in critical situations. This one has done a superb job of fulfilling all my needs (and more)! Yes, it's a little weighty compared to most portable chargers and it's a bit on the larger side (the same length/width as an iphone 12 pro only thicker), but it's a fair trade off for the purpose it serves. This thing will charge my iphone 12 pro multiple times over before needing a recharge. I can easily charge my ipad pro and still have charge left on the device. The digital read out is also more helpful than four dots that can only give you precision to +/- 25%. [It's the WORST when my other charger has 1 dot lit up and I have to wonder "is that 25% or 2% charged?"] With this portable charger, there is no question how much I have and how long it will last before needing recharge.For so many reasons, I absolutely recommend this charger. You will not be disappointed! Unless you expect it to be super small and light...then you will be disappointed, but you can't said you weren't informed.

This is a solid choice if you are looking for something to power the wireless adapter for the VIVE Cosmos. A lot of the other 22.5W units will NOT work because they only provide the full 22.5W @ 5V/2.5A yet only 18W @ 12V/1.5A, and the VIVE needs 12V, not 5V. Also, the VIVE wireless requires QC 3.0 to properly adjust voltage during use, and many newer power banks, including the latest Anker offerings, only offer PD quick charging to avoid paying royalties to Qualcomm to license their QC tech.To be more specific as to the voltage and wattage, the wireless adapter for the VIVE Cosmos and VIVE Pro requires ~20W @ 12V/1.7A and this DOES provide it at 12V/1.67A. I have 2 of these and they keep us in the VR for hours continuously without any issues whatsoever.One thing worth noting is that it is definitely a bit larger and bulkier than the OEM Lucent one (which broke on us within a year), but it is 1/3 the price and will power your headset 3-4 times longer per charge, so the larger size is to be expected for a 26800 mAh power bank.As far as attaching it to your waist, any belt/hip mount case for Galaxy Plus phones will fit it perfectly. I use a PiTau one I found here on Amazon at https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0713XGLS9?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details&th=1 and it has been perfect. I cut a slit in the top of the flap and lined the slit with black duct tape (to prevent the slit from tearing open larger than the cut) to feed the USB cable through, and I just couldn't be happier with the results!

This is by far my favorite power bank. I have no less than 12 different power banks of varying brands and capacities that I use to power everything from cell phones to laptops to drum machines on the go and while camping. So yeah, I'm a little obsessed with rechargeable lithium power banks.This one beats them all on virtually every front. No other power bank of mine can charge/power 4 devices simultaneously for so long yet still fit in my pocket and be fully recharged from empty in just 6 hours with a USB-C cable.Its only disadvantages are no 120v AC output and no DC barrel output as well as the fact that it disables 2 of the ports if you are PD fast charging something at 18 watts through the USB-C port output. But you can still use one of the USB A ports while doing that and you can work around the plug limitations in many cases with special cords and converter cables. Either of those output plug types would surely make this slender power bank a lot bulkier and double or triple its price.It can output 5v, 9v and 12v over its USB-A and USB-C ports which makes it extremely versatile and able to power almost anything that doesn't have an amp draw over 1.5 amperes at 12v.What's most amazing about this power bank is how much you get for the price. I have power banks that literally cost three times as much yet have a smaller capacity, fewer ports, no LCD display, cannot charge devices as quickly and/or are bulkier. This thing has superior features to most other power banks double or triple the price while remaining about the size of a large cell phone and easily fits in a pocket.I also have power banks that are about the same physical size and price as this one but don't last nearly as long, don't have an LCD, don't charge other devices anywhere near as fast, have half the number of ports, lack a USB-C port and take 12 hours to fully recharge instead of 6.Some of those other power banks are about to be given away as gifts and replaced by multiples of this power bank which is easily twice as good as anything else in its price range.This little baby can even charge a MacBook Pro or Microsoft Surface via the USB-C port! The charge process is slow compared to the 60w or 100w wall charger but it still works fine for extending battery life by hours and can more than double your laptop usage time on a flight compared to just using your laptop's internal battery.What you get for around $25 is really pretty astounding.This is also the highest capacity power bank you can take on a plane (100 watt hours at 3.7v is the TSA limit without prior approval).Two of these will easily get even the most tech-obsessed person through any long international flight using things like iPads, small laptops, portable video game consoles or really anything that has a power draw of 1.5 amps at 12v or less, even if your devices internal batteries are not fully charged when you start the flight.You can recharge this power bank quickly, so if you have a long layover you can definitely get yourself another flight's worth of power by spending a couple of hours charging it and your device at an outlet in the airport.I can't recommend this power bank highly enough, particularly for travelers with lots of gadgets who frequently travel with other people. Get two for $50ish and charge or power 8 devices simultaneously! What could be better?