Aibocn Power Bank 10,000mAh Phone Portable Charger with Flashlight (White+Black)

It works very well and lasts very long; I definitely recommend this power bank.

First of all, don't assume that you need great power to charge any electronic device. Ten thousand refers to "storage" and the number of separate charges a single Power Bank will service before it requires re-charging. But there are times you'll want to leave the house with an iPhone or iPod and an ultra-portable, compact external power source that's no bigger than a jack-knife. I've purchased several Skiva Pocket Chargers (with "only" 2600mAH) Skiva Lightweight Pocket-Friendly Super-Compact 2600mAh Portable power bank charger with built-in Lightning & Micro-USB connectors (Black) [AP103] for this purpose (one for myself and 3 as gifts). None has failed me, and besides availability, they afford the user the assurances of pre-attached cables for use withmost iOS (Apple's Lightning connector) and Android devices (which use a Micro connector). They offer compactness and attached cables along with adequate power but at 3 times the price of the pictured Aibocn External Battery. Charging is a breeze--simply insert them into a convenient USB port, not cables needed.I've also had some high powered banks prior to this one. The ALLPOWERS 15,600mAH ALLPOWERS 15600mAh Power Bank External Battery Charger for Smartphones, Tablets and other USB Devices is very similar--in operation, controls and form factor--to the pictured battery. It costs 60-70% more than the Aibocn Power Bank, but I was impressed when the distributor of the ALLPOWERS device responded without delay to my complaint about a quality-control issue. I was immediately sent a replacementl, which has served me well Then there's the Skiva, which is rated with power identical to the Aibcon: Power Bank, Portable Charger, Skiva 10000mAh External Battery Backup Pack with Powerful Dual USB 3.1A Output and LED Flashlight For Smart Phone iPhone 6s 6 Plus, iPad and Samsung & More . Despite the identical power rating, this charger has the biggest form factor and weighs in heavier than either of the aforementioned large-capacity chargers. Also, its digital read-out of remaining power supply represents an impressive jump on either the ALLPOWERS or Aibocn big guys (both of which are 70% less costly). My only reservation about the Skiva muscle vault is that after 8 months of use, it stopped accepting power at the Micro receptacle. Whether the problem is with the battery or with the internal receptacle, I don't know--and I don't care. But I do know that the battery came with a 12-month guarantee, which Skiva has yet to honor (I'll remove this sentence when I receive a response or a replacement battery from the company).So back to the Aiboon. Frankly, it's the most power for the least money that you're likely to find on Amazon--at least 50% less expensive than any other External Power Battery ranked at 10,000mAh. (I paid less than ten.) Also, its tall, rectangular form makes it significantly easier to hold and carry in a single hand than the more "squarish," heavier big Skiva. It even comes with an instruction sheet--two of them, as a matter of fact. It tells you what to expect with a short click and an extended click--or with no click at all. For anyone going on a vacation with family of four (each of whom is electronically "mobilized"), this battery alone should handle most "I'm all out of power!" complaints. (Just remember to bring the cables.)

Coming back just to review. I bought this external battery charger in 2019 and it is still going strong. Longevity isn't even a question at this point. The battery life has become my iPhone 8’s daily battery and I couldn't get through my day without it. This portable power is the right size for the job no matter the situation. Sometimes when I need a light it’s brightness is just the solution I need to make life easier. Worth it’s weight in gold. 100/10

Here is the lowdown. I bought this when it had just 1 review. The problem with that particular review is that it seems to be from someone from the seller or the manufacturer, considering a bulk of his reviews are of Kmashi products and all rated 5 stars. So I took a leap of faith as the price was very reasonable, and I could always return it to Amazon.This is a keeper. I am not sure about the mAH rating, since I have no way to actually test it. I suspect it may be exaggerated. However I will tell you what my findings as an user are, and you can judge for yourself if this fit your needs.The battery pack has a little heft to it. That is expected considering the size of the battery. Very well built, it feels solid and belies the price I actually paid. Quality feel. It can slip into your jeans pocket, but will make it's presence felt.--- Getting this juiced up.It takes over 14 hours with a 5V 1amp power source.It takes a little over 7 hours with a 5V 2.1amp power source.This does not come with power adapter. It only has a USB to Micro USB cable.--- Charging devicesCharging iPhone 5.Once the battery pack was fully charged, I could get 5 full charges with some juice to spare. I got the charge to 100% from the following phone battery charge state.Twice from 20%Twice from 15%Once from 10%Since these charges happened over a week without having to recharge the battery pack, it tells me that this product can be used with confidence, during travel.Charging the iPad 2This was a bit of a let down. But probably technically ok. I could only get partial charges from a full charge of the battery pack.Once from empty to 86%Once from 15% to 93%So a full charge of the battery pack will not charge the ipad to 100%, if the ipad charge is below 20% or so. But my iPad is over 2 years old and the battery may not be as efficient.My tests above should give you a fair idea as to what to expect in real world usage. I do not have other devices to test out.But based on the findings above, you could do some math and find out how this would serve your device based on your particular devices battery capacity.I had to knock off one star because of two issues :1) This will not charge any device while the pack itself is getting recharged. There are other battery packs which do that. However it was not a deal breaker for my needs, but would have been nice.2) The charger needs a little kick in the pants, to charge upto 100%. For some reason my iPhone would stop getting charged at around 96%. I had to press the power button on the device once again to get the charge to 100%. It may be a particular quirk with my device.

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I bought this for travel use. It was amazing. I never had any issues. I could use it multiple times to charge my phone. Unfortunately it was taken at the airport in Thailand in security. I wish I could buy it again!