ANKER PowerCore Plus 20100
 | Outdated Product High-capacity mobile battery with USB Type-C port and the ability to charge three separate devices at the same time. Supports PowerIQ and VoltageBoost accelerated charging technologies, but not Qualcomm Quick Charge. It is made in a neat, stylish and strict aluminium case of relatively small dimensions weighing 356 g. The built-in system of durable lithium-ion cells of the 18650 size allows you to accumulate up to 74.4 Wh of energy (20100 mAh of capacity at 3.7 V). It will easily fit into any bag / backpack and will be an effective solution to the problem of charging gadgets on trips, travels and hikes. It will be a reliable source of charge for an extensive fleet of various devices - it supports charging smartphones, tablets, players, GPS navigators, book readers, action cameras, Bluetoot...h headsets and even laptops (some Apple Macbook models) that require 5V voltage. The universal mobile battery ANKER PowerCore Plus 20100 is positioned as a product of the upper price category, but its price is quite consistent with its outstanding technical characteristics. Parallel charging of up to three devices is supported, and the total output current can reach 6A (up to 2.4A per separate USB Type-A port). The battery itself is charged at 2.4A via a USB Type-C connector and takes up to 12 hours. There is a simple and effective LED indication of the amount of residual charge. |
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High-capacity mobile battery with USB Type-C port and the ability to charge three separate devices at the same time. Supports PowerIQ and VoltageBoost accelerated charging technologies, but not Qualcomm Quick Charge. It is made in a neat, stylish and strict aluminium case of relatively small dimensions weighing 356 g. The built-in system of durable lithium-ion cells of the 18650 size allows you to accumulate up to 74.4 Wh of energy (20100 mAh of capacity at 3.7 V).
It will easily fit into any bag / backpack and will be an effective solution to the problem of charging gadgets on trips, travels and hikes. It will be a reliable source of charge for an extensive fleet of various devices - it supports charging smartphones, tablets, players, GPS navigators, book readers, action cameras, Bluetooth headsets and even laptops (some Apple Macbook models) that require 5V voltage.
The universal mobile battery ANKER PowerCore Plus 20100 is positioned as a product of the upper price category, but its price is quite consistent with its outstanding technical characteristics. Parallel charging of up to three devices is supported, and the total output current can reach 6A (up to 2.4A per separate USB Type-A port). The battery itself is charged at 2.4A via a USB Type-C connector and takes up to 12 hours. There is a simple and effective LED indication of the amount of residual charge.
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Universal power bank for Apple devices
If you compare the price of ANKER PowerCore Plus 20100 with popular power banks with similar characteristics, the question arises, why is it so expensive? There are several answers: high efficiency, USB-C for charging the latest generations of iPhone or MacBook, modest dimensions with a capacity of 20,000 mAh, a stylish aluminium case and support for universal Power Delivery fast charging. Plus, the gadget is certified by Apple and is sold in their official store, and this is always a plus for the final cost.
Simultaneous charging without limits
Anker experts say that the available capacity is enough to charge the Apple iPhone Xr more than four times, the old iPhone 7 will charge seven times, and the iPad Air 3 charge will last twice. Moreover, you can charge them at the same time as there are several USB outputs. Interestingly, when simultaneously charging several devices, the PowerCore Plus 20100 does not reduce the current at the outputs, delivering up to 2.4 A per USB port. Charging the battery itself is carried out with a current of 2.4 A via the USB-C connector and takes about 8 hours.
Issue price
Is it worth paying extra for the ANKER PowerCore Plus 20100? It's hard to say for sure. If you need a simple and unpretentious source of energy for a dead smartphone, then probably not. Moreover, Android smartphone manufacturers do not have a consensus on the appropriate standard, so everyone develops their own type of fast charging. If you don’t need not just a power bank, but a stylish and sophisticated accessory to pair with the new iPhone, then the PowerCore Plus 20100 will definitely come in handy.
