Wireless Portable Charger Power Bank, 33800mAh 15W Fast Wireless Charging 25W PD QC 4.0 USB-C Power Bank, 5 Output & Dual Input External Battery Pack Compatible with iPhone 16/15/14/13/12,Android etc

It's a good, durable battery for a fair price. I've got 3 and I rotate them, carrying 2 to work everyday. I spend 12 hours a night streaming YouTube in the background at work. It takes about 3/4 of this battery every night to keep my phone (running hotspot), my 12.6 inch tablet (streaming at 720), and 2 pair of wireless buds and their charging cases at 100%. After work, I swap the used battery for a charged battery and the only thing I have to plug in and charge is the used battery. My phone, tablet, and 2 pair of buds never get plugged in during the work week.For some reason, my Galaxy watch pro won't charge on this battery's wireless charge pad. No worries, though. I can just use the watch cable and plug it into this battery if I need to.This battery does have a wireless charger pad, but it's fairly slow. It also has 3 USB-A ports (I added A to C adapters) and 1 of it's own USB-C ports that can be used to charge the battery or charge a device from the battery

I've had this thing for about to be two years at this point and dispite the damage that its taken it still works like new. The capacity is above average but then again with how thick and heavy it is I would expect nothing less. It can charge my phone in less than an hour even now, even with the subpar cord I have. It does take a while to fully charge and most of the time I plug it in the moment I get home even if I haven't used it. I literally carry it every where with me even though it's a big and clunky thing but just in case I or someone else might need it. The wireless charging worked great at first and it still does but the damage that it's sustained most likely knocked something loose so what even I'm charging has to be placed specificly for it to work. Over all it's an extremely well made charger and I'm definitely going to get a new one if this one ever brake on me.Tldr: Pros- large capacity, durable, quick charging, wireless charging and multi charging.Cons- it's pretty big, long time to chargeI could have written this just a few months after I got it but I feel as of that would have done it justice. I've put it through a lot at this point so I feel now is as good of a time as any. I'm not one to normal write reviews but this is product is so nice that I had to write one.

I ordered this during a week of power outage. My existing external battery was old and not holding as much charge as when it was new. This battery does the job, and charges my phone and other devices fairly quickly, not as fast as plugging in to the grid, but definitely faster. The only flaw, if it is one, is that I takes a long time to charge to full capacity. So if this is an emergency power back-up for you, you need to keep it fully charged. I'm satisfied. The price I paid was very inexpensive for what I got. (I have not used the wireless charging feature yet).

I've had mine since 2023 and i ABSOLUTELY love this wireless charger. Yes it does take a full night to fully charge BUT it will LAST you a good amount and several phone/electronic charges before you have to recharge it again.

We're using this as a back-up battery source for SEHMUA 4G LTE Cellular Solar Security Camera Wireless Outdoor.Provide several months of backup to recharge the camera's internal lithium.... extending remote cam coverage.

I bought this to charge our cellphones as our coffee table and couch is in a spot that's just too far from any outlets. And it does the job, when it's not charging for HOURS ON END! I even returned one for an exchange cause I thought it was defective cause it just wasn't charging on any outlet I put it on.It takes ALL DAY to charge from dead and only lasts maybe 3 or 4 days charging devices on and off. While it is fast wireless charging, I don't think it's worth the purchase for the sheer time it takes to charge it. If someone was using this camping and it died it would probably never charge on a car outlet or converter. The only place we could get it to actually charge was our PS5 of all places or a fast charger adapter for the wall (took 2x longer than the PS5) we're keeping it for use in emergencies and keeping it charged in our power out bag simply because it does charge multiple items quickly and can sustain power on a laptop for long enough to gather info while tethering from cell phone.We've bought a better one that directly plugs into the wall itself and has built in cords for iPhone, USB-C and Micro USB.

This dies have some bulk to it and takes a while for it to build up a full charge but it will power my phone multiple times before it will need a recharge.