Small Portable Charger with Built-in Cables,22.5W Fast Charging Power Bank by ODGUV Store This Small Portable Charger with Built-in Cables,22.5W Fast Charging Power Bank by ODGUV Store is a pretty good portable battery pack. With the charger fully charged, I connected it to my Samsung S23 Ultra that was charged to only 43%. After 5 minutes of charging, my S23 Ultra was charged to 50% and after 10 mins it was charged to 57%. That’s a 15% charge in 10 minutes, which is pretty good. After this 10 minute charge, the power bank was only down to 88%. The power bank measures 2.75” x 3.5” x 1” inches and weighs 6 ounces. When fully charged and connected to my S23 Ultra using the built in USB C cable, the power bank delivered up to 3720mA and 4.17 V. The built cables include a USB C and an Apple connection that are each about 6” long. They both fit nice and securely into the body of the power bank and with the built in cords, you don’t need to carry an extra cord. The unit also has USB A and USB C input port and a LED power level display. This Small Portable Charger with Built-in Cables,22.5W Fast Charging Power Bank by ODGUV Store is a nice power bank. Read more
I’ve been moving away from wireless MagSafe power banks because of their slower charging speed and power inefficiency, and this product fits the bill perfectly. Its best feature is the built-in cables, both lightning and USB-C. While I don’t need the lightning cable, it doubles as a handy loop for carrying. The unit also includes a USB-A and a USB-C port. Both the included USB-C cable and the USB-C port support input and output charging, though the cable is slightly slower than the port (20W compared to 22W). In a one-hour trial, my iPhone 17 Pro Max went from 32 percent to 96 percent, while the charger itself dropped from 100 percent to 38 percent using the built-in USB-C cable. The description of “small” can be a bit misleading. Although it is half the length of my other charger, the width is the same and the thickness is doubled. The overall volume and weight are therefore similar to most 10,000 mAh power banks, though it may fit into certain pockets more easily. One convenient modification I made was applying an adhesive MagSafe circle to the back of the power bank, taken from another accessory, which keeps it secure against the back of my phone. Read more
It's smooth higher grade plastic exterior and dense. LED indicator is clear, and the cables attached are strong. You can charge multiple devices simultaneously (though it'll probably be slower). Interesting design choice to use the USB Lighting cable as a loop for carrying, but it works, though the lightning cable is harder to pull out as a result. Works well in charging, not the highest capacity but useful in a pinch to charge your phone 1-2 times. It probably is practically less than the 10k mAh because at some point the battery will reach equilibrium with the device being charged (picture a flow between two containers, but of electrons). Instruction manual is confusing, claiming that it should only be charged via the USB port of a computer or 5V DC, probably to err on the side of caution. But the specs do say the USB-C should have a 20W max output, which is not bad. USB-A to USB-C output is usually limited to 5V/2A so it's standard. Manual says it's good for 500+ cycles, so take note that this will wear out, and it might be sooner than you think. Alright for the price given the portability and construction and design. Wish it carried more charge but it's decent. Don't expect it to last a long time or to charge more than 1-2 times per run. Very good design. Read more
It's a pretty small bank - about 3" x 2.5" x 1". It is heavy for it's size, especially as it claims to only be 10000 mAh. However, it's not really a big deal as it sits in my backpack and doesn't really add a lot extra to it's already quite weighty contents. There's a nice big digital display showing the remaining charge in the battery. There are 2 built-in cables - a lightning type (for older apple phones and iPads) and a USB-C. These cables are short - about 6" each. In addition to the built-in cables, there are 2 USB ports - an A and a C allowing more charging/cable options. Charging the bank is done through either of the ports. The USB-C cable fully packs into the side of the bank, whereas the Lightning cable plug clips into the side of the bank and the cable forms a loop. When received, I immediately plugged in my Galaxy S22 Ultra which was at 77% (it has a 5000 mAh battery). The bank was at 99%. It charged the phone to 100% in just under 30 minutes (about 28 minutes), and the displayed level on the bank went from 99% to 81%. Therefore, 18% was used of 10000 mAh, or 1800 mAh. 23% charge on a 5000 mAh is 1150 mAh, so I'm not sure of the bank's real total capacity. But, it seems like it'll be a useful addition to my backpack. Read more
Vine Customer Review of a free product. This portable charger is super convenient and easy to use. The compact size makes it perfect for everyday carry, and it comes with built-in charging cables for both a C-type and apple charger, which is really helpful so you don't have to carry multiple cables or have an adapter. It charges devices reliably and holds a solid amount of power for its size. Definitely recommended for anyone who wants a simple, all-in-one charging solution. Read more
