And thanks to the huge 20,000mAh cell capacity, you can keep your devices charged for days, no matter where you are. So if both ports used, and say a laptop and a soundbuds connected, the laptop will get 31W and the buds 5W, if you connected two tablets, you can decide which gets priority on power but if they needed the same then for example you’d have two getting 18W each. I wasn’t quite sure what you meant by “Don’t expect the circle to completely fill when recharging, the LEDs cover less than half of the curve”. They'll probably be used to charge my phone (Oneplus 7 Pro) and Switch primarily, and potentially a Quest 2 (or 3?

Note that this is the total wattage available, so if you are charging two devices simultaneously my understanding is that you won't get the fast charge ability. Ultra-High Cell Capacity: The massive 20,000mAh cell capacity provides 5 charges for iPhone 12, more than 4 full charges for Samsung Galaxy S10, and over 2 and a half charges for iPad mini 5. The device came with a USB to USB-C cable, which I assume is for charging the portable charger itself.

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The 10000 PD had 18W+10W = 28W, so Anker had the electronics for it, but for the Essential range they did 18W / 10W = 15W. It can keep such a camera powered for hours at a time recording video, making it an extremely cost effective solution for a rig versus a full V-lock or Sony F series system.

This portable charger doesn't have any integrated cables for devices or plugs for recharging and also can't double as a flashlight.Premium design With a sleek exterior and an LED light wheel to display battery level, PowerCore Essential 20000 PD is premium both inside and out. The newer one has USB-C/PD which might mean it'll charge my devices faster, but are these differences worth the 67% markup? I find myself using a competitor powerbank that has similar specs just lighter and skinnier when I need to carry one.