Anker usually adopts a series of lights or a dial of lights on their power banks, and the PowerCore Speed continues to adopt this trend with its line of four LED lights when fully charged, which deplete as the battery drains away. If it doesn’t you have an 18-month warranty to see you through.Ī decent power bank shouldn’t leave you wondering as to how much charge is remaining inside. From its packaging to its supplied cables and protective bag, everything feels good and firm to the touch. It’s build quality mirrors the solid build you come to expect from Anker. Its chocolate bar shaped exterior is sleek looking with a smooth texture to its outer casing. It’s Quick Charge compatible, so using a powerful 30W Quick Charge wall adapter you will be able to fill its battery capacity relatively quickly, in four hours in fact. To fill the PowerCore Speed 20000 PD you use the supplied USB-C to USB-C cable. Its size and weight of 360g/12.7oz isn’t something you would want t going out in a jacket pocket, but it still won’t weigh your bag down too much. That is great considering all that power is crammed into a power bank the size of 6.6 x 2.4 x 0.9 inches. Packing a huge 20100mAh, the PowerCore Speed 20000 PD provides a large enough battery capacity to charge the latest iPhones 6x over or an iPad Pro 11” 2x over. The PowerCore Speed 20000 PD is one such power bank that comes new from Anker as part of their high capacity line, and considering the huge battery capacity of this model, it certainly lives up to its category. Anker continues to dominate this area, plus they never stop enhancing existing lines or evolving their suite of power banks with new models. One of my first was from Anker, purchased many years ago, yet it still manages to get me out of situations when I need to juice up my iPhone where there is no power supply in sight.
There are a number of power banks in the market now. This is when a power bank can be your ideal gadget to have with you. Have you ever been looking for somewhere to charge your smart devices when you’re nowhere near a power outlet? It’s fast becoming a regular occurrence with today’s power hungry devices.īattery anxiety is fairly common when you’re out and about for long periods of time alongside draining its battery by doing activities on them, like navigation, video or audio playback.
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