Portable Charger Power Bank 27000mAh Fast Charging with Built in Cable Battery Pack, 5 Outputs 2 Inputs with LED Display Compatible with iPhone Samsung Smartphones Tablets(1 Pack)

Great gadget for powering up with built in lightening cable & C cable.

Enough power for several charges, great design easily carried. Highly Recommended

One of the main issues I've had with other power banks is that you pop it in your bag knowing you may need it and then forget the charging lead. Not a problem with this bank as it has it's own built in lightning and USB-C leads so once charged, most of the phones out there can be charged with just this bank alone and nothing else. There is obviously the added USB points on this so you can still take a lead and charge other devices that don't match the two leads built in but it is really convenient. I managed to squeeze out about 6 charges for my iphone SE but it may take less charges for larger phones with bigger batteries. The digital display gives you an accurate reading of power remaining (again, some other banks only have a rough indicator but this tells you exactly). All in all a good power bank.

Don't get me wrong it's a good product and the charge speed and battery life are good. My only issue is the iPhone end broke and fell out of the cable end within couple weeks of using so having to return it and hoping next one is more durable. But for price point it's amazing, bit heavy on the weight side as well as the size.

This powerbank from ELALUOKE has actually had some thought put into it.It's a very neat looking unit with a great LED display for showing the battery percentage/charging status. The attached cables feel quite sturdy too with USB-C and lightning being provided. These tuck away nicely into the body of the powerbank. For any other devices - there are 2 additional USB-A ports and a USB-C which also doubles as the port for charging the powerbank (A to C cable provided - no plug).While charging works well - as usual, I have my doubts on capacity. It claims 27000mAh. I know there is loss with energy transfer but I'm not knowledgable enough to understand how much is acceptable. Basically:Charging my iPhone 14 from 40% to 100% dropped this down by 16% of its capacity. By using some maths (and coffee): the iPhone battery is 3279mAh - this would have charged 1967mAh (the 60%) - so a full charge of the phone would take 28% of the powerbank's charge. This means I could get just under 4 full charges of the phone - where 4 x 100% would be 13116mAh.Again - I know there's loss in energy transfer but halving seems a little OTT!I did also test the viability of this powerbank for charging my MacBook Air M1. Plugged in to the Mac - MacOS reported that the powerbank was 20W and it was charging happily. Unfortunately I was seeing slightly over a 1% drop on the powerbank per 1% gained on the MacBook. Bearing in mind the MacBook battery is 4380mAh. It could be used in an emergency I guess.There's still some utility in this powerbank - I could imagine it being useful on those day trips where your kids suddenly realise they've forgotten to charge their gadgets etc! Just don't expect too much of it.

Works absolutely spot on! The built-in an Apple and Android cable is a big plus, so I don't have to look for a charging cable for my phone anymore. Charging ports are type c and 2 USB ports really easy to use just plug and charge and the powerbank is really good quality and solid build. The design is spot on, quite heavy bur what can you expect. I use it every night at work and still holds the power from the day I got it.