VimPower Portable Charger 26800mAh PD 3.0 Power Bank QC 3.0 30W USB C for iPhone Xs Max, XR, X iPad Pro, MacBook, Nintendo Switch

Great portable charge that can charge multiple devices with 2 USB, 2 micro-USB and 1 USB-C connectors. I charged my note 10 using this charger and it's super fast compares to other chargers I used before and the 2.7A does last for a long period of time between charging which takes around 4 hours using the USB-C connector. The charger came fully charged so I tried it immediately to charge multiple devices at the same time and I didn't see any impact on the speed of charging in any of the devices. I like the fact that the product comes with 3 years replacement/refund which should cover me well if anything goes wrong. I have to mention that it does weight a little bit but just because the power capacity is that big that can supply power to multiple devices with long period of time between charging - typical chargers are around 10,000mA and big ones are 22,000mA but this charger is massive 26,800mA so that's where the weight is coming from. This is great price for the power I am getting and it's highly recommended.

VimPower Portable Charger 27000mAh PD 3.0 Power BankI travel and like to ensure I have the ability to charge my phone when I need to without relying on finding an outlet. Some flights don't have plug in available, and in airports, they rarely work.This pack has 27000mAh, enough power to get me through multiple charges. My husband has the iPhone, while I have the Galaxy S20 which uses the USB-c, so this pack will work for both of us. I'm using my old S7 Edge in the photo. You can see in the screenshot it provides a quick charge to my S20 just as if it were plugged into the wall charger.It's easy to charge using one of the provided cords, it came with the micro-USB and the USB-C cords. You can check the charge level by the lights on the front of the pack.It's fairly heavy, but that's expected for a pack with this power. It's about 6.75" long and about 1" thick.

Review for VimPower Portable Charger 27000mAh PD 3.0 Power Bank QC 3.0 30W USB C for iPhone Xs Max, XR, X iPad Pro, MacBook, Nintendo SwitchHere are the things I notice first:1- It is big. Looks to me like it must have six 18650 cells in it. The size of it matches the capacity.2- Lots of ports. Two USB A charging ports. One USB C that is output or input, and two Micro USB input ports.3- It is simple and not fancy. I prefer this so there is less to go wrong. Four lights for a battery level indicator and one button on the side to turn it on and with a long press, reset the power bank.I am pretty sure I could charge my note 10 several times with this power bank. It has worked great for me so far. Some of these things use trash cells in them so time will tell. I will update here with any issues.

When I'm not at work this hangs out next to our main charging dock. I keep it so I can have my phone/Fitbit charged during long shifts. At home sometimes we run into situations, such as a tablet with low power. Since we limit screen time with our children, this has lead to tears in the past. Not anymore! It's very versatile and light enough my kids can manage to hold it/have it connected to a tablet. I'm glad it's got the USB-C that is input/output. For faster charging. We also live out in a rural area that often has power outages. Having an extended life for tablets/phones is awesome as well as essential. I'm also looking forward to using this for camping/outdoors this summer. So far it hasn't been run dry with multiple items being charged.It comes with two cords:Micro-USB - USBUSB-C - USBSo you are able to charge the power bank right away as well as charge another device.

I bought this because of the 30W output through USB-C power delivery which allows it to charge my new M1 MacBook Air. I have so far used it to charge my MacBook twice and--as advertised--it contains about 50% of the capacity of the MacBook's internal battery, taking it from about 25% to about 75% both times before running out of juice. Recharging it is also relatively fast with 30W input from the MacBook's USB-C charging adapter. It also charges my new iPad Air and iPhone at 30W speeds. It gets a little bit hot while discharging, but no hotter than my other, less powerful battery banks. There are also two USB-A ports and two micro-USB ports, but, from what I've read, when using these 30W batteries to charge a MacBook one should be charging only the MacBook through the USB-C port and not using any of the other ports to charge any other devices because that will bring the output to the MacBook below 30W and might damage the MacBook's internal battery. Since I have used it only twice I can't speak to its longevity yet, but if it bursts into flames while I'm on an airplane, I will update the review.

This is the first time where I've seen a charger that has two input ports to speed up the charging time. I still prefer to use the single USB type C port for charging since it's quicker and requires less cables in the way.This portable charger packs a mighty punch. It's big and definitely pulls its own weight. I tend to bring multiple devices with me a lot of the time and use this to charge all my devices. No more trying to time which device needs to be charged first and swapping cables. The USB-A ports does charge my phone a bit slower so USB-C port is preferred if you have a USB-C to USB-C cable to connect it to your phone.There are the standard 4 lights to indicate the power level for the charger. It also comes with one micro USB cable and a USB-A to USB-C cable. Both cables are too short so I use my own 6-10 feet cables.Overall, very happy with this purchase. I recommend it to anyone who travels a lot with multiple devices that tend to run low on power.