Anker Power Bank, PowerCore 5000 mAh Portable Charger, External Battery Power Bank, Compact Mobile Phone Charger with Power IQ, Compatible with iPhone XS Max/XR/XS/X/8/8 Plus, iPad, Galaxy and More

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Mini power banks are the categories within the power bank charging space that is receiving the most attention. On a full charge, you can get up to 2 full charges (depending on the device) with this Anker Portable Charger. The nimble portability of the power bank and charging capabilities make this charger one of the most reliable power banks on the market.

Put it all together and the PowerCore 5000 Mini power bank takes the small portable charging category to another level of reliability that other charging companies should follow. This means that smartphones that are beyond the 1.0 Amp current of charging can charge faster than 1 Amp and into the higher Amperage categories.With that said, the slit where the power bank is connected doesn’t even have a place where you can put your nails through. The PowerCore 5000 is recharged through a Micro-USB Input port that is capable of recharging at 5V/2A; A charging speed that is faster than most Mini power banks and you can expect a full charge from the power bank in about 3-4 hours. The PowerCore 5000 is a power bank that can be relied on for nearly every power bank needbecause it’s strong in nearly every category. The charging speeds of the Output and Input are fast at 5V/2.0A, which is one Amp faster than most small power banks.

This kind of design should be standard with nearly every power bank because it makes a portable charger so minimalist with how you have to use it and makes the user more carefree and more concerned about using their charging device. The body of the power bank is plastic with a smooth finish. You would think that the power bank is quite slippery by just looking at it but that’s not the case.The PowerCore 5000 follows the same distinct design that other Mini power banks follow. The power bank has a cylindrical shape with a length of 4 inches and a width of 1 inch. However, as small as the power bank is, it’s still bigger than Anker’s premiere PowerCore+ Mini and other small power banks like the Tylt 3,200 power bank. If you’re using a wall charger that has an Output of 5V/1A, then the power bank will recharge at that speed. This is whywe recommend using a wall charger that has an Output of 5V/2.4A to ensure that you’re getting the fastest recharge speed to your power bank.

Mini power banks do come in all sorts of shapes and sizes but the PowerCore 5000 takes the correct path of what a Mini power bank should be. The PowerCore 5000 has the standard safety tech features that prevent the power bank from heating up and causing damage to itself and to the device you’re charging. The Anker Power Core 5000 provides speedy charging using one Power IQ USB and Voltage boost technologies. This is because of their small size and the need for high innovation within a small device is what people expect from a Mini power bank, therefore that’s what companies produce. Mini power banks follow a certain criterion and the PowerCore accomplishes to follow that criterion by being cylindrical and small so it’s very easy to carry around.There was never a moment that the PowerCore 5000 heated up, and we find that to be a very well built power bank. Reliability That’s why the PowerCore 5000 is a step in the right direction because it increases its power capabilities such as capacity and charging speed while still providing a great portable experience. The Output USB connectors hold onto a charging cable with great grip, which means that moving the power bank won’t make the cable fall out.