[One of the Most Powerful 10000mAh Power Bank] Anker PowerCore 10050 Premium Aluminum Portable Battery Charger with Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 Technology Pink (Electronics)

If this thing was white, I would have assumed Apple made it!I will give an extended review after a couple days with the device but so far I can say:Pros1. Impeccable fit and finish with quality throughout2. Qualcomm Quick Charge 2.0 standard (takes 3 hours for 0%-100%)3. High capacity for it’s size4. LED Power Wheel5. PowerIQ and VoltageBoost (automatically senses & charges devices as fast as the device can take a charge)6. Included mesh travel pouchMore to come!9-6-15 UpdateOk, so I am having a little trouble getting this battery pack to take a full 10050mAh charge.I have a nice Drok USB multimeter that sits inline and measures the watts and capacity of whatever is being charged.The most I can get into this pack from empty to full is 8,568mAh.I have checked it twice and both times got near that amount.Just to check my method I measure the...Read more if (typeof amznJQ != "undefined") { amznJQ.onReady('jQuery', function() { amznJQ.available('popover', function() { var widgetDom = jQuery("#R3HOBHT3AFZO11_imageSection_30441178-67E4-11E6-A0A6-A16500CBAB5C"); var images = widgetDom.find(".review-image-thumbnail"); for (var c=0;c

Recieved this little guy in the mail today! I've been using Anker for a few years now and it's honestly worth the money. I actually own a bigger Anker battery and it's about 13000 mAh which gives me about 4-5 charges for my phone.Now I bought this because I wanted something smaller and lighter that I can fit in my purse. I was actually surprised how small it is and it fits perfectly in my bag.The battery has 10 little light sensors which show how much you have left in the battery. Ive fully charged the Anker battery and I've already charged my iPhone plus twice!! I was down to 7% and went back up 76% in about 45 minutes which is pretty fast. I charged it again when I got to work and now at 94% in 15 mins! After those 2 charges I still have 7 little light sensors lit up.I love it! You can never go wrong with Anker! if (typeof amznJQ != "undefined") { amznJQ.onReady('jQuery', function() { amznJQ.available('popover', function() { var widgetDom = jQuery("#RCBHKP6PZU8MI_imageSection_30456708-67E4-11E6-A0A6-A16500CBAB5C"); var images = widgetDom.find(".review-image-thumbnail"); for (var c=0;c

Okay, since other reviewers already went over the aesthetics and feel of the Powercore. I will go straight to the technical side of things.This Powercore 10050 has, you guessed it. 10050 mah. Or 10.05 AHr. But a lot of people doesn't get that 10050mah has a voltage rating. The nominal voltage of the batteries used. Most likely the 3350 mah LG INR18650F1L batteries. 3 of them to be exact. So the correct full capacity should be 10050 mah at a nominal voltage of 3.7v (most lithium ion batteries.) After some math, you get 37.185 Whr, more than what Anker states on the battery itself.So let's skip over to the circuitry. You would think that you should get 10050 mah out of the usb ports to a "usb charger doctor". However, that is not how it works. Based on a one run test of the battery. At 1.2 amps constant current. I was able to draw 6560 mah from the usb port, but take note, this is at ~5 volts (4.97v to be exact). So if you calculate current x...Read more if (typeof amznJQ != "undefined") { amznJQ.onReady('jQuery', function() { amznJQ.available('popover', function() { var widgetDom = jQuery("#R3JKYGH25GOZIA_imageSection_30428916-67E4-11E6-A0A6-A16500CBAB5C"); var images = widgetDom.find(".review-image-thumbnail"); for (var c=0;c