Product Comparison: Anker PowerCore 20100 vs Anker PowerCore 26800
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- Power capacity to charge your phone throughout the week (6-7 times).
- PowerIQ feature to automatically route power to the device plugged in.
- Speed and Capacity- It charged my wife's Samsung 6 pretty quickly and holds 20000 mAh, enough for several charges of her phone and /or tablet.
- Huge power reserve! No need to carry a charger with you on short trips, just carry this and be done.
- Does not come with a power adapter.
- Takes a long time to charge back up. Allow a few hours.
- This is a very large charger, but it packs a ton of power. This is perfect for being away from an electrical outlet for multiple days.
- Anker does make smaller batteries that weigh less, have less power capacity, however are more suited for the portable on the go pocket-able types.
- The storage capacity on this is excellent, at least that part I have been able to use so far.
- This is a pretty unique battery: huge capacity, but no Qualcomm Quick Charge output and no USB-C Power delivery. However, you can charge this power bank VERY quickly using two 2A USB connections. That is a godsend.
- The storage capacity of the portable charger was fantastic, for the time it was needed.
- It fits in a guy's back pocket. About an inch sticks out, but it still feels secure. Belt is recommended - the battery is heavy enough to pull down sweatpants.
- It fits well in a water bottle pocket on the side of a backpack.
- The charger itself is slippery and has no grip without the pouch.
- Weight and Size- At over 3/4 of a pound (356g /12.56oz) it will be adding a bit to her already hefty purse and it is over 6" long (6.5 x 2.3 x 0.9 in) so not something to carry around in a shirt pocket or a small pocket of a purse or backpack.
- It's heavy but it's a battery. To be expected but just be aware if you want to pack light while you're out and about this would add some weight.
- This is a rather large battery. I didn't read the dimensions when I bought it so I was surprised when it arrived.
- Battery is not too heavy nor too large. Nice size. (Granted it could be added weight to a purse or pocket if carried all the time)
- This battery is huge, it weighs in just over 1-pound or 17 ounces. And the dimensions of the battery are, 7-inches long, by 3.1-inches wide, and 0.9 inches deep.
- Be aware that it is about the size of one of those giant Hershey bars and weights 2 or 3 pounds, so it isn't a purse or pocket charger.
- Only thing I dont like is the size and weight. Not quite portable unless you have large pockets on your pants.
- PowerIQ feature to automatically route power to the device plugged in.
- Accurate charging status and battery level LEDs.
- Two USB ports to charge more than just one device.
- Nice battery life indicator. This is helpful to know about how much longer you have before you need to recharge.
- Fast charge. I've had 3-4 full charges and it has lasted over 4 days without having to recharge it. Long lasting battery, can charge two products at once and it comes with a nice storage bag.
- he bag that comes with the battery feels slippery and I could not find a use for it.
- The only complaint, which is a small one, is the USB cord that comes with this is like a lot of other cords that with any movement.
- It seems like every product I buy from them, has been a solid made unit with great features for the money.
- Only thing I wish is that I could charge it and run it at the same time, but that seems to be a feature lacking on pretty much every battery I've ever used.
- Very robust in terms of build quality in charging capacity. Charges relatively quickly when using both USB inputs (this is a great feature)
- One of the best features of this battery is the 3A output if charging 2 or less devices. For me, this turned out to charge my phone in only an hour and a half - quicker than my wall chargers.
- It has great capacity but the "IQ" feature that I purchased it for doesn't seem to work.