This powerful, portable , and compact charger is a great buy for the money. It comes built in with one lightning cable and a USB -C. The unit plugs directly into the wall as well. Slips right inside of your pocket or purse and is about the size of most phones. A must buy if you are in the market for a charger.

This portable charger is slim and great for people for forget or lose cords. It’s easy to plug into the wall to charge.

Perfect size to keep in a work bag. Charging retention seems to be good and works fairly quickly!

Great size and love that they are self contained. No need for cables or AC plug. Perfect for travel.

I bought this phone charger the day before our power went out. My phone was at 6% so I plugged into this charger. It charged my phone up to 69% while I was using it. It is small about the size of your palm and recharges very quickly. It's size makes it super portable and the cord is a very nice l9ng length. Definitely pleased with it.

My iPhone charges right up well with this device. It is very portable and lightweight.

According to AccuBattery Pro on my Pixel 9 Pro, the charge rate using the integrated USB-C cable is approximately 1.5 amps at 4.2 volts, which totals to about 6.4 watts. In contrast, using a USB-C to USB-C cable with the USB-C port on the bottom of the power bank resulted in a slightly higher charge rate at 1.75 amps at 4.3 volts, or about 7.5 watts. Having the Pixel 9 Pro and a 5th generation iPod Touch plugged in at the same time using the integrated USB-C and Lightning cables did not decrease the charge rate for the Pixel 9 Pro. I could not get the measurement for the charge rate of the iPod Touch since it has no battery status app, but it was enough to bring its battery level back from completely flat to able to power on within 5 minutes. The power bank doesn't support neither Quick Charge nor Power Delivery. If you're looking for a power bank that has fast charge time, look elsewhere. However, the omission of QC and PD feature isn't completely a bad thing, as there are devices out there that are absolutely unable to utilize both standards. Older and/or simple devices without the ability to use QC or PD standards will refuse to charge when plugged into QC or PD chargers. This power bank's lack of support for QC/PD allows it to have the widest compatibility for devices that lack such capability, at the cost of charging speed. What this does have going for is convenience. While it isn't the smallest 5,000mAh power bank out there, it is the smallest (in thickness) I have seen for one that has an integrated AC wall outlet prongs as well as USB-C and Lightning cables. This means you just need to carry this one power bank versus having to carry a wall charger, a power bank and charging cables for your handheld devices, as it has pass-through charging feature. The integrated USB-C cable is not bi-directional. It will only charge other devices, and can't be used for charging the power bank itself when plugged into USB-C outlet. While this feature would have been nice to have, it's not a deal breaker considering the device's low price point. The USB-C port located at the bottom of the device is, however, bi-directional.

I bought this charger to take on vacation. It takes a long time to charge the battery, the battery gets my phone got and chargers slow and it doesn't get my phone to 100 %.. I wouldn't recommend it.