Power Bank Portable Charger 24000mAh High Capacity External Battery Pack with LCD Display 3 USB Output Ports Backup Battery

Product description says it will last 5 days and charge several times. Not so. Battery life lasts 2 days and charges my IPhone 12 twice. I bought 2 one for me and one for hubby. Same deal for him too. But all in all having a back up battery is still worth it. I really like having the digital read for power availability. That part is really cool.

One of the first things that struck me when I got this power bank is that it is gorgeous. However, it smudges easily because of how reflective it is. Then I also spent some time trying to get my regular micro-usb to fit into it, like an idiot though I realized that I was trying to use the C port, not the micro, and once I found it I had no issues with the connectivity of the cord. It comes with a small mesh carrying bag, which is nice, and has enough room to include my phone with the power port.A second thing that stood out to me is that this is not light, it certainly isn’t a power port that I would use to add some juice to my phone and just walk around with, it’s a beast in size, as well as its overall charging capability. I know that the description says that it is smaller and lighter weight, and by lighter weight, I’m sure it is lighter than some other options out there, but it’s not something I would certainly be able to carry around easily as a “going out” extra battery, or “I’m going to call the police on you and be on hold for a long time” light.As others mentioned, it did take a while for that initial charge. I plugged it in as soon as I got it and then checked on it later that night and it was only at 56%. Then I wandered a way and fell asleep, by morning it was at 100%. I then used it to charge my cell phone a few times and some portable speakers that I have. At the end of charging things, it only used 7% of its total charge. It’s been a few days and I’ve gone back to it, it’s still at 93%, so it’s not gradually losing charge at a rapid rate, which is nice that it’s storing it in the capacity that it is supposed to store it.I would agree that there is no rapid charging and I can’t tell apart, or rather it’s not labeled, which charging port maybe higher rated in terms of amps. However, for what it lacks in speed it makes up in size. I’m excited about this power bank, I’m in a hurricane prone area and in the past few years we’ve lost power for several days. This at least gives me some peace of mind that I’ll be able to have some power for the duration of a long power outage without too much concern. The four size is the speed of recharging items.* Update: We actually had a lot of storms/flooding in Texas the other day, the power was out for about a day in some locations. Honestly, this was a beast, letting me charge two items at once and able to change my cell phone and multiple others because of the need to constantly communicate with people. I originally gave it 4 stars, but for the sheer fact how much it helped me out, I'd give it 5.

I think it's a decent power banks with a decent size. I like that it has two different types of usb ports to charge the power bank as well as two different charging speeds for the out power usb ports. However, I thought it was odd that the whole one side was covered with a black screen, as if it implied that the whole screen area was used to display some info. But I find out that the only area where LCD is displayed is at a small top portion of the screen. It also seems to be easily scratched, to I ended up just covering it with velcro so that I can attach it other objects like my phone, or places in my car.

Usually works as it's supposed to. It doesn't like to be charged by just any old charger. Luckily I have a collection of micro usb chargers and some of them work but not all! I really like that when it's mostly charged and my phone is at less than 20%, when I plug my phone in, it'll jump my phones battery to maybe 30 or 40% immediately. It's not very heavy, like my last battery. I've had it for a few months and I really like it for the price. And it charges my Galexy s6 3x over.However if I could afford to, I'd probably get a better quality portable charger.

Charges faster than my jackery which was 1/2 the capacity and has an extra USB-C port which is nice. The screen actually displays the battery amount which is nice so I’m not playing guessing games about how much power is left on the bank.Jan 2020 updateAll ports do work although this bank won’t charge your larger devices (such as iPad... if you try to charge your iPad expect the bank to completely drain as it does every time I try to charge my iPad Pro using USBc). Since I only have the iPad for a USB-C device I can’t say much on USB C output charging but it charges all my USB-B smaller devices (iPhone 11, AirPods 1 gen, I watch 3, Android HTC, etc...) fast and quick 3 months later and lasts a few days before needing charge. The best way to charge the bank is via usb C as it charges up to 100% overnight (for reference: my Jackery would take a couple day’s to charge back to 100 if coming from <20% power with only USB B input option so ymmv). One caveat is that the plastic shell is a bit cheap. While understandable considering the affordable price, the plastic shell is thin and makes me weary that it will get damaged more easily from standard use compared to a thicker or even metal case like Jackery.Great for traveling and charging personal devices but if you are looking for horsepower definitely will not be your powerhouse hub.