5V/3A charging over USB-C plus 2x PowerIQ outputs means all your devices can be topped up when you're out and about!
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The Anker PowerCore+ 20100 USB-C power bank is among the first to offer high-output USB-C charging suitable for devices like the 2015 MacBook at 5V/3A. Along with two regular PowerIQ sockets, you'll be ready for anything whether you're charging a smartphone, tablet, notebook or camera!
The PowerCore Plus is one of the heftier Anker powerbanks available, but it remains portable and includes a powerful 20,100mAh battery that will keep you going long after other chargers have bitten the dust. The PowerIQ tech also keeps you safetly charging at high speed so you know its a safe travel companion!
This package includes a travel pouch, Micro USB cable, USB-A to USB-C cable and USB-C to USB-C cable! How's that for accessorizing? All you need to add is your own Lightning cable for use with iPhone and iPad, and there won't be much you can't charge up when away from the home or office.
How much mAh charge is enough?
To get a rough idea of how may times your device can be charged by a given power bank, you first need to know the battery capacity of your gadget. For example, an iPhone X has a 2716mAh battery. Double that number (5400) and divide the powerbank capacity by this amount. This gives you a very rough idea of how many full charges you could get. You can inflate this number by working in the highest efficiency zone, recharging your device from no less than 20% to no more than 80% - this will give you the most charge duration overall!
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Note: The PowerCore devices should be charged from a wall charger with 2A or greater output. Charging from computers, laptops or wall chargers with 1A or less will take longer and be less efficient. Disconnect your USB-C device once it is fully charged - this will prevent the device from returning charge to the PowerCore.
Note: Smartphones and third-party accessories pictured are not included.
