This review is for the Anker Nano Power Bank 10,000mAh (30W, Built-In USB-C Cable) A1259. It has a Trickle-Charging Mode for ear buds, supports Samsung Super Fast Charging (25W), supports 15W PPS charging for USB-C Amazon Fire Tablets.
The "Lilac Purple" of this power bank doesn't quite match the "Lilac Purple" of the Anker 511 Charger (Nano 3, 30W) A2147 but otherwise they are the perfect traveling companions. The Anker 511 Charger (Nano 3, 30W) A2147 charger provides the 30W output to match the 30W input of this power bank, charging it at its maximum rate.
Specifications:
USB-C Cable+USB-C Port+USB-A Port
Output=30W Max USB-C Cable/USB-C Port: (5V⎓3A / 9V⎓3A / 10V⎓2.25A / 12V⎓2.5A / 15V⎓2A / 20V⎓1.5A), (per FNIRSI FNB58: PD3.0 32.25W PDO:6 is PPS 3.30-11.00V 2.75A)
USB-A: 22.5W Max (5V⎓3A / 9V⎓2A / 10V⎓2.25A / 12V⎓1.5A) Total Wattage: 24W Max
Max Input=30W (5V⎓3A / 9V⎓3A / 15V⎓2A / 20V⎓1.5A)
4.09 x 2.06 x 1.02 inches, 7.6 ounces
I've included the following pictures, 1) power bank labeling, 2) showing the protocols supported, 3) showing this power bank supports PD3.0 30.25W PDO:6 where PDO:6 is 3.30-11.00V 2.75A (includes 11V 2.25A 25W for Samsung Super Fast Charging), 4) this power bank at 6% full charging at ~30.6W (only 1h:24m until full) PD 3.0 target PDO:5 20.00V 3A 60.00W (via USB-C port through 60W cable) from an Anker Prime 67W GaN Charger A2669, 5) this power bank at 69% full charging at ~30.6W (28m until full) PD 3.0 target PDO:4 20.00V 1.50A 30.00W (via built-in USB-C cable) from an Anker 511 Charger (Nano 3, 30W) A2147, 6) this power bank at 78% full charging at ~26W (21m until full) PD 2.0 target PDO:4 20.00V 1.50A 30.00W (via built-in USB-C cable) in tandem with a Fire HD 10 tablet charging at ~13.4W from an Anker 736 Charger (Nano II 100W) A2145, 7) this power bank at 49% full charging at ~31W (44m until full) PD 3.0 target PDO:4 20.00V 2.25A 45.00W (via built-in USB-C cable) from an Anker (PowerPort Atom III 60W) A2322's 45W USB C Port, 8) this power bank at 100% full (2h:27m left until empty) charging an Anker 2nd-Gen Astro E5 16,750mAh A1208H11 power bank via USB-A port at 4.98*2.23~11.1W, 9) this power bank at 97% full (1h:56m left until empty) charging a Fire HD 10 tablet via USB-C port at ~13.8W (1 hr, 44 min until full), and 10) this power bank at 96% full (1h:07m left until empty) simultaneously charging an Anker 2nd-Gen Astro E5 16,750mAh A1208H11 power bank via USB-A port at 4.93*2.27~11.2W and a Fire HD 10 tablet via USB-C port at ~13.7W (1 hr, 45 min until full). Dual port charging at 11.2W+13.7W=24.9W versus spec of 24.0W!
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| capacity | — | 20000 milliamp hours | 5000 milliamp hours | 5000 milliamp hours | 10000 milliamp hours | 10000 milliamp hours |
| connector type | USB Type C, USB Type A | Built-in C Cable + 1C1A | USB-C*2 | USB-C*2 | USB Type C | Built-in C Cable + 1C1A |
| number of ports | 2 | 3 | — | — | 3 | 2 |
| compatible devices | Smartphone | iPhone 15/15 Plus/15 Pro/15 Pro Max, iPhone 14/13 Series, MacBook, Galaxy | — | — | Smartphone | — |
| voltage | 5 volts | 5 volts | 5 volts | 5 volts | 5 volts | 20 volts |
| weight | 213 grams | 0.76 pounds | 0.44 pounds | — | — | 7.58 ounces |
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Product Description
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| $39.99 | $29.99 | $13.99 | $65.99 | $13.99 | $14.99 | $18.99 |
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Charging Ports
| USB-A + USB-C + USB-C Cable | 1 USB-C + 1 USB-C Connector | 1 USB C | 2 AC + 2 USB-A + 2 USB-C | USB C to USB C | USB C to USB C | USB C to USB C |
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Compatible Devices
| For Phones, Tablets | For Phones | For Tablets and iPhone | For Electronics and Appliances | For Phones, Tablets | For Phones, Tablets | For Phones, Tablets |
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Main Feature
| 30W & Built-In USB-C Cable | 22.5W & Built-In USB-C | 20W Compact Fast Charger | Full-Speed 67W Charging | 240W Bio-Braided USB C Cable | 240W Bio-Braided USB C Cable | 240W Bio-Braided USB C Cable |
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Size
| 4.09× 2.06 × 1.02 in | 3.03 × 1.45 × 0.98 in | 1.16 x 1.16 x 1.18 in | 3.94 × 3.66 × 0.75 in | 3ft | 6ft | 10ft |
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Weight
| 7.58 oz | 3.5 oz | 1.16 oz | 13.7 oz | 1.12 oz | 2.4 oz | 4.48 oz |
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30W input, charges in less than an hour and a half!
This review is for the Anker Nano Power Bank 10,000mAh (30W, Built-In USB-C Cable) A1259. It has a Trickle-Charging Mode for ear buds, supports Samsung Super Fast Charging (25W), supports 15W PPS charging for USB-C Amazon Fire Tablets.The "Lilac Purple" of this power bank doesn't quite match the "Lilac Purple" of the Anker 511 Charger (Nano 3, 30W) A2147 but otherwise they are the perfect traveling companions. The Anker 511 Charger (Nano 3, 30W) A2147 charger provides the 30W output to match the 30W input of this power bank, charging it at its maximum rate.Specifications:USB-C Cable+USB-C Port+USB-A PortOutput=30W Max USB-C Cable/USB-C Port: (5V⎓3A / 9V⎓3A / 10V⎓2.25A / 12V⎓2.5A / 15V⎓2A / 20V⎓1.5A), (per FNIRSI FNB58: PD3.0 32.25W PDO:6 is PPS 3.30-11.00V 2.75A)USB-A: 22.5W Max (5V⎓3A / 9V⎓2A / 10V⎓2.25A / 12V⎓1.5A) Total Wattage: 24W MaxMax Input=30W (5V⎓3A / 9V⎓3A / 15V⎓2A / 20V⎓1.5A)4.09 x 2.06 x 1.02 inches, 7.6 ouncesI've included the following pictures, 1) power bank labeling, 2) showing the protocols supported, 3) showing this power bank supports PD3.0 30.25W PDO:6 where PDO:6 is 3.30-11.00V 2.75A (includes 11V 2.25A 25W for Samsung Super Fast Charging), 4) this power bank at 6% full charging at ~30.6W (only 1h:24m until full) PD 3.0 target PDO:5 20.00V 3A 60.00W (via USB-C port through 60W cable) from an Anker Prime 67W GaN Charger A2669, 5) this power bank at 69% full charging at ~30.6W (28m until full) PD 3.0 target PDO:4 20.00V 1.50A 30.00W (via built-in USB-C cable) from an Anker 511 Charger (Nano 3, 30W) A2147, 6) this power bank at 78% full charging at ~26W (21m until full) PD 2.0 target PDO:4 20.00V 1.50A 30.00W (via built-in USB-C cable) in tandem with a Fire HD 10 tablet charging at ~13.4W from an Anker 736 Charger (Nano II 100W) A2145, 7) this power bank at 49% full charging at ~31W (44m until full) PD 3.0 target PDO:4 20.00V 2.25A 45.00W (via built-in USB-C cable) from an Anker (PowerPort Atom III 60W) A2322's 45W USB C Port, 8) this power bank at 100% full (2h:27m left until empty) charging an Anker 2nd-Gen Astro E5 16,750mAh A1208H11 power bank via USB-A port at 4.98*2.23~11.1W, 9) this power bank at 97% full (1h:56m left until empty) charging a Fire HD 10 tablet via USB-C port at ~13.8W (1 hr, 44 min until full), and 10) this power bank at 96% full (1h:07m left until empty) simultaneously charging an Anker 2nd-Gen Astro E5 16,750mAh A1208H11 power bank via USB-A port at 4.93*2.27~11.2W and a Fire HD 10 tablet via USB-C port at ~13.7W (1 hr, 45 min until full). Dual port charging at 11.2W+13.7W=24.9W versus spec of 24.0W!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2024
The "Lilac Purple" of this power bank doesn't quite match the "Lilac Purple" of the Anker 511 Charger (Nano 3, 30W) A2147 but otherwise they are the perfect traveling companions. The Anker 511 Charger (Nano 3, 30W) A2147 charger provides the 30W output to match the 30W input of this power bank, charging it at its maximum rate.
Specifications:
USB-C Cable+USB-C Port+USB-A Port
Output=30W Max USB-C Cable/USB-C Port: (5V⎓3A / 9V⎓3A / 10V⎓2.25A / 12V⎓2.5A / 15V⎓2A / 20V⎓1.5A), (per FNIRSI FNB58: PD3.0 32.25W PDO:6 is PPS 3.30-11.00V 2.75A)
USB-A: 22.5W Max (5V⎓3A / 9V⎓2A / 10V⎓2.25A / 12V⎓1.5A) Total Wattage: 24W Max
Max Input=30W (5V⎓3A / 9V⎓3A / 15V⎓2A / 20V⎓1.5A)
4.09 x 2.06 x 1.02 inches, 7.6 ounces
I've included the following pictures, 1) power bank labeling, 2) showing the protocols supported, 3) showing this power bank supports PD3.0 30.25W PDO:6 where PDO:6 is 3.30-11.00V 2.75A (includes 11V 2.25A 25W for Samsung Super Fast Charging), 4) this power bank at 6% full charging at ~30.6W (only 1h:24m until full) PD 3.0 target PDO:5 20.00V 3A 60.00W (via USB-C port through 60W cable) from an Anker Prime 67W GaN Charger A2669, 5) this power bank at 69% full charging at ~30.6W (28m until full) PD 3.0 target PDO:4 20.00V 1.50A 30.00W (via built-in USB-C cable) from an Anker 511 Charger (Nano 3, 30W) A2147, 6) this power bank at 78% full charging at ~26W (21m until full) PD 2.0 target PDO:4 20.00V 1.50A 30.00W (via built-in USB-C cable) in tandem with a Fire HD 10 tablet charging at ~13.4W from an Anker 736 Charger (Nano II 100W) A2145, 7) this power bank at 49% full charging at ~31W (44m until full) PD 3.0 target PDO:4 20.00V 2.25A 45.00W (via built-in USB-C cable) from an Anker (PowerPort Atom III 60W) A2322's 45W USB C Port, 8) this power bank at 100% full (2h:27m left until empty) charging an Anker 2nd-Gen Astro E5 16,750mAh A1208H11 power bank via USB-A port at 4.98*2.23~11.1W, 9) this power bank at 97% full (1h:56m left until empty) charging a Fire HD 10 tablet via USB-C port at ~13.8W (1 hr, 44 min until full), and 10) this power bank at 96% full (1h:07m left until empty) simultaneously charging an Anker 2nd-Gen Astro E5 16,750mAh A1208H11 power bank via USB-A port at 4.93*2.27~11.2W and a Fire HD 10 tablet via USB-C port at ~13.7W (1 hr, 45 min until full). Dual port charging at 11.2W+13.7W=24.9W versus spec of 24.0W!
Style: with cable（Lilac purple）Verified Purchase
30W input, charges in less than an hour and a half!
Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2024
This review is for the Anker Nano Power Bank 10,000mAh (30W, Built-In USB-C Cable) A1259. It has a Trickle-Charging Mode for ear buds, supports Samsung Super Fast Charging (25W), supports 15W PPS charging for USB-C Amazon Fire Tablets.Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2024
The "Lilac Purple" of this power bank doesn't quite match the "Lilac Purple" of the Anker 511 Charger (Nano 3, 30W) A2147 but otherwise they are the perfect traveling companions. The Anker 511 Charger (Nano 3, 30W) A2147 charger provides the 30W output to match the 30W input of this power bank, charging it at its maximum rate.
Specifications:
USB-C Cable+USB-C Port+USB-A Port
Output=30W Max USB-C Cable/USB-C Port: (5V⎓3A / 9V⎓3A / 10V⎓2.25A / 12V⎓2.5A / 15V⎓2A / 20V⎓1.5A), (per FNIRSI FNB58: PD3.0 32.25W PDO:6 is PPS 3.30-11.00V 2.75A)
USB-A: 22.5W Max (5V⎓3A / 9V⎓2A / 10V⎓2.25A / 12V⎓1.5A) Total Wattage: 24W Max
Max Input=30W (5V⎓3A / 9V⎓3A / 15V⎓2A / 20V⎓1.5A)
4.09 x 2.06 x 1.02 inches, 7.6 ounces
I've included the following pictures, 1) power bank labeling, 2) showing the protocols supported, 3) showing this power bank supports PD3.0 30.25W PDO:6 where PDO:6 is 3.30-11.00V 2.75A (includes 11V 2.25A 25W for Samsung Super Fast Charging), 4) this power bank at 6% full charging at ~30.6W (only 1h:24m until full) PD 3.0 target PDO:5 20.00V 3A 60.00W (via USB-C port through 60W cable) from an Anker Prime 67W GaN Charger A2669, 5) this power bank at 69% full charging at ~30.6W (28m until full) PD 3.0 target PDO:4 20.00V 1.50A 30.00W (via built-in USB-C cable) from an Anker 511 Charger (Nano 3, 30W) A2147, 6) this power bank at 78% full charging at ~26W (21m until full) PD 2.0 target PDO:4 20.00V 1.50A 30.00W (via built-in USB-C cable) in tandem with a Fire HD 10 tablet charging at ~13.4W from an Anker 736 Charger (Nano II 100W) A2145, 7) this power bank at 49% full charging at ~31W (44m until full) PD 3.0 target PDO:4 20.00V 2.25A 45.00W (via built-in USB-C cable) from an Anker (PowerPort Atom III 60W) A2322's 45W USB C Port, 8) this power bank at 100% full (2h:27m left until empty) charging an Anker 2nd-Gen Astro E5 16,750mAh A1208H11 power bank via USB-A port at 4.98*2.23~11.1W, 9) this power bank at 97% full (1h:56m left until empty) charging a Fire HD 10 tablet via USB-C port at ~13.8W (1 hr, 44 min until full), and 10) this power bank at 96% full (1h:07m left until empty) simultaneously charging an Anker 2nd-Gen Astro E5 16,750mAh A1208H11 power bank via USB-A port at 4.93*2.27~11.2W and a Fire HD 10 tablet via USB-C port at ~13.7W (1 hr, 45 min until full). Dual port charging at 11.2W+13.7W=24.9W versus spec of 24.0W!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2024
I just noticed this (see photo). Although the Amazon listing says it this thing is an IQ3, however, it's only IQ3 for the two USB-C connectors, but not the USB-A. It's (apparently) rated for IQ2. And, it's not printed on the nameplate. Presumably the superscripts on the "IQ" indicates the level of IQ. I recommend more IQ. : )
24APR24
Measurements using a Samsung S24 Ultra indicate you'll get about one and a quarter charges from a fully charged Power Bank.
Here are the test conditions (see phone app photos showing what's going on with its battery):
- The phone's battery was charged from 1% to 100%.
- Samsung's specified capacity is 5000mAh. Although the app in my phone calls it 5050mAh.
- The phone was purposefully left ON, but unused during the charging. Although turning the phone OFF and charging the battery would be a good (perhaps better) comparison, NO practical user of a phone would normally do this.
- The Anker Power Bank was charged to 100%.
- When the phone was fully charged the Anker Power Bank read 26%.
The available aggregate converted power of the Anker comes out to about 6700mAh. Which is OK because there are losses in energy conversion, both in the Power Bank and the phone, as well as the extra power consumed by the phone (remember the phone was purposefully NOT turned OFF). So, in this 'best guess' practical scenario, it’ll give about 1.25 charges to your S24 Ultra.
22APR24
I'm charging a Samsung S24 Ultra. The first two Anker Power Banks I purchased (different models) were returned because neither would perform as expected, i.e. wouldn't deliver the expected power. I determined, after extensive conversations with Anker's Customer Service that I needed something that wasn't a plain ordinary Power IQ (there are multiple levels of IQ's - LOL), but rather an Anker Power IQ 3.0. Now everything works and Anker got two one-star ratings on the returns due to their sketchy listings.
Style: without cable （Black）Verified Purchase
It's gotta say "Power IQ 3.0" if you expect it to work. Now with S24 Ultra measurements.
Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2024
28APR24Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2024
I just noticed this (see photo). Although the Amazon listing says it this thing is an IQ3, however, it's only IQ3 for the two USB-C connectors, but not the USB-A. It's (apparently) rated for IQ2. And, it's not printed on the nameplate. Presumably the superscripts on the "IQ" indicates the level of IQ. I recommend more IQ. : )
24APR24
Measurements using a Samsung S24 Ultra indicate you'll get about one and a quarter charges from a fully charged Power Bank.
Here are the test conditions (see phone app photos showing what's going on with its battery):
- The phone's battery was charged from 1% to 100%.
- Samsung's specified capacity is 5000mAh. Although the app in my phone calls it 5050mAh.
- The phone was purposefully left ON, but unused during the charging. Although turning the phone OFF and charging the battery would be a good (perhaps better) comparison, NO practical user of a phone would normally do this.
- The Anker Power Bank was charged to 100%.
- When the phone was fully charged the Anker Power Bank read 26%.
The available aggregate converted power of the Anker comes out to about 6700mAh. Which is OK because there are losses in energy conversion, both in the Power Bank and the phone, as well as the extra power consumed by the phone (remember the phone was purposefully NOT turned OFF). So, in this 'best guess' practical scenario, it’ll give about 1.25 charges to your S24 Ultra.
22APR24
I'm charging a Samsung S24 Ultra. The first two Anker Power Banks I purchased (different models) were returned because neither would perform as expected, i.e. wouldn't deliver the expected power. I determined, after extensive conversations with Anker's Customer Service that I needed something that wasn't a plain ordinary Power IQ (there are multiple levels of IQ's - LOL), but rather an Anker Power IQ 3.0. Now everything works and Anker got two one-star ratings on the returns due to their sketchy listings.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 28, 2024
Style: with cable（Black Stone）Verified Purchase
I primarily use this power bank with an iPhone 15 Pro, having purchased it because my older power bank couldn't deliver the ~23W the phone can accept over USB-C.
Not only does this Anker unit charge devices at up to 30W, it also accepts 30W to be charged (that's fast). I verified both to be true using charge meters. 30W is even enough to partially charge light laptops like the MacBook Air, which is useful in a dead battery situation.
The display is rather helpful. While being charged it will show the time remaining until full and when charging a device it'll display the time remaining for the power bank's battery at the present charge rate.
The built in cable, doubling as a strap is sturdy. It can be used as both input and output, so there's no need to carry a cable in most situations. The side USB-C port, which can also be used for in and out, is useful for charging something with a proprietary cable (like an Apple Watch) or to easily hook it up to be charged where you already have a cable attached to an adapter (as pictured).
Not only does this Anker unit charge devices at up to 30W, it also accepts 30W to be charged (that's fast). I verified both to be true using charge meters. 30W is even enough to partially charge light laptops like the MacBook Air, which is useful in a dead battery situation.
The display is rather helpful. While being charged it will show the time remaining until full and when charging a device it'll display the time remaining for the power bank's battery at the present charge rate.
The built in cable, doubling as a strap is sturdy. It can be used as both input and output, so there's no need to carry a cable in most situations. The side USB-C port, which can also be used for in and out, is useful for charging something with a proprietary cable (like an Apple Watch) or to easily hook it up to be charged where you already have a cable attached to an adapter (as pictured).
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Allan Y.
Nice display
Reviewed in Canada on May 3, 2024Style: without cable （Black）Verified Purchase
Allan Y.
Reviewed in Canada on May 3, 2024
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Erps
Compact, charges fast
Reviewed in Canada on May 2, 2024Style: with cable（Black Stone）Verified Purchase
Erps
Reviewed in Canada on May 2, 2024
My only concern is the built in USB-C cable. The cable is used to charge a phone AND to recharge the power bank which is VERY convenient. The way it is designed, it also acts like a tether/loop to carry the bank around. Unless that is some industrial strength USB-C cable that could handle being jostled and hung around… I wouldn’t.
Extra USB-C and USB-A ports.
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Zeciklon
La mejor bateria externa para S24 ultra
Reviewed in Spain on April 24, 2024Style: with cable（Black Stone）Verified Purchase
Zeciklon
Reviewed in Spain on April 24, 2024
- bateria muy compacta
- carga mi S24 hasta unos 50% con 30w (5.3A) en 30minutos, despues baja al 20w 3.1A (es la cosa de Samsung, no de Anker)
- tarda 1.5 hora a recargar la batería externa usando el cargador de 45w. Batería se esta cargando con 32w (según mi cargador con la pantalla)
- la capacidad con la carga super rapida es 6361mah o unos 64%, para mi un buen rendimiento teniéndo en cuenta la carga rapida.
Cos:
- no se si me gusta o no esta versión con el cable montado. Aunque la bateria tiene 2 años de garantía de Anker, no me esta dando la confianza
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Michael Konrad
Eine echt tolle Powerbank. Würde ich jeder Zeit wieder kaufen.
Reviewed in Germany on April 23, 2024Style: with cable（Sprout Green）Verified Purchase
