Anker Power Bank, PowerCore 26800mAh Portable Charger with Dual Input Port and Double-Speed Recharging, 3 USB Ports External Battery for iPhone, iPad, Galaxy, Android and Other Smart Devices

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We’re not sure how Anker managed to do it, but the charging cable used to connect the power bank stayed very strongly throughout each of the 3 ports. The two Micro-USB Input ports functioned perfectly as well. Like many of Anker’s products and especially their power banks, the design scheme is meant to be as minimalistic and small as possible. That’s what the PowerCore 26800 conveys, as its high charging potential is hidden underneath its low profile appearance. Going into the on-product design features, it’s what you can expect from Anker, and we noticed that it’s heavily designed like the PowerCore 20100 power bank. All of the charging outputs and input ports are on the side panel of the power bank. Along with the high capacity of the power bank, it has 3 charging outputs. 3 charging outputs that allow you to charge 3 devices at the same time.

This big power capacity will last for days if you’re using it on the extreme side, but it can very well last for a week or maybe even more if you’re going to be using it moderately; Like charging your smartphone only.The reliability of the PowerCore 26800 is beyond what you’d probably need, and that’s what makes it over-reliable. That’s right; we said over-reliable.

The build of the PowerCore is highly similar to that of the PowerCore 20100, as we stated before how the 26800’s design is similar to the 20100. For the most part, you’re really able to use 20,000mAh of the capacity on this charger and even though that’s quite a bit lower than what it starts out with, you’re able to still able to do a lot with that much output capacity. For example, if you’re charging a smartphone, and since most smartphones now have a 3,000mAh battery or at least close to it, you can very well charge a Galaxy S8, Galaxy S9, or iPhone X to their full power about 6 times. So if you’re only using this power bank to charge a single smartphone then it can very well last you for a whole week without needing to be recharged Ultimately, the power bank’s side and weight heavily match what it has to offer in the power department. It more of a Set Down and use a Type of Power Bank.The build quality of this PowerCore+ 26800 portable charger is very good because it comes from Anker’s PowerCore+ line which generally has a better build. The better build means that this entire power bank is made of Aluminum, while regular Anker power banks (Not PowerCore+ ones) are simply made of plastic. Tech: I’m always on the go, and my phone is almost constantly dying on me. I don’t like being tethered to a wall outlet, so I went in search of a portable charger that could keep up with my lifestyle. After doing some research, I decided on the Anker PowerCore+ 26800.