Anker Power Bank, 26,800 mAh External Battery with Dual Input Port and Double-Speed Recharging, 3 USB Ports for iPhone 15/15 Plus/15 Pro/15 Pro Max, iPad, Samsung, Android and Other Devices
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Product Description


Product Highlights

Travel Ready
Light enough, and compact enough to fit in your bag for days out and longer adventures.

PowerIQ Charging
Boasts 3 USB ports equipped with Anker’s exclusive PowerIQ and VoltageBoost technologies for charging.

A Week of Power
The colossal 26800mAh cell capacity can charge phones over 6 times.

Superior Safety
Dual input ports with a max input of 4A ensure a full charge only takes around 6 hours.

The Anker Advantage
High-speed charging. Join our family of over 50 million happy users, and change the way you charge.

Superior Safety
Anker’s MultiProtect safety system ensures complete protection for you and your devices.
Anker 337 Power Bank (PowerCore 26K)
The Fast-Recharging Colossal-Capacity Portable Charger
Power For Days
Get freedom from your wall for over a week. With 26,800mAh of power, this charger can fuel most phones over 6 times, tablets at least 2 times, and other USB devices multiple times. Note: Requires a USB-C cable for use, as this product does not include a USB-C port.
Superior Safety
Anker’s MultiProtect technology combines surge protection, short circuit prevention, and more to keep you and your devices safe.
Input
5V ⎓ 4A (5V ⎓ 2A Max Per Port)
Output
5V ⎓ 6A (5V ⎓ 3A Max Per Port)
Notes:
Recharging via a single port will result in slower speeds. For the fastest recharging speeds, a 4A (2A+2A) input is required. (Wall charger sold separately)Use the included Micro-USB cable or your original cable; AC adapter not included.Please use an MFi Lightning cable (not included) to charge Apple devices.Compatible with USB-charged devices, including iPhone 8 / X / XS / XS Max / XR (Lightning cable required), Android smartphones, and tablets (including the Nexus 7), not compatible with laptops.Not compatible with the iPod nano, iPod Classic; Not for devices with an input below 50mA (e.g. some Bluetooth headsets and GPS devices).26,800 mAh is the total nominal rate of the capacity of the internal battery cells.The LED indicators represent the remaining power. Each LED light indicates 25% of power.Dimensions: 3.21 x 7.09 x 0.87 inches; weight: 1.1 poundsThe power bank is flight-approved and allowed on a plane.Requires a USB-C cable for use, as this product does not include a USB-C port.
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Customer Reviews
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Price
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Series
Basic Basic Basic Basic Basic
Main Feature
Triple Device Charging Built-In C Cable Built-in Portable Slim
Output Ports
3xUSB-A Built-in C Cable + 1C Built-in C Cable + 1C1A 1xUSB-C 1xUSB-A 2xUSB-A 1xUSB-C
Recharging Time
6.5 Hours(using both input ports) ~5.25Hours(20W) ~2.7 Hours(87w) 10Hours ~6.5 Hours (with PD charger)
Size
7 x 3.1 x 0.9in 4.72*2.90*1.24 in 6.2*2.89*1.02 in 6.2 x 2.9 x 0.8 in 6.55 x 3.26 x 0.93 in
Weight
1.08lb 0.78lb 0.97lb 0.75lb 463g/16.4oz
Colossal Cell Capacity: 26,800mAh of power charges most phones over 6 times, tablets at least 2 times, and any other USB device multiple times.
Charge 3 Devices at Once: 3 USB output ports together with Anker’s PowerIQ and Voltage Boost technology ensure charging for three devices simultaneously (not compatible with Qualcomm Quick Charge).
Recharge with Dual 20W Micro USB: A full recharge of the power bank takes just over 6 hours while using both input ports (wall charger not included).
What You Get: Anker 337 Power Bank (PowerCore 26K), 2× Micro USB cable, welcome guide, our worry-free 18-month, friendly customer service. (USB-C cable and Lightning cable for iPhone/ iPad sold separately).
Customers say
Customers appreciate the power bank’s performance, battery life, and durability. They find it useful, with plenty of power to charge devices. Many mention it holds a charge for more than 3 months, providing ample power. The charging port is also appreciated, as is the value for money and portable power. However, opinions differ on the charging speed and weight.
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8 reviews for Anker Power Bank, 26,800 mAh External Battery with Dual Input Port and Double-Speed Recharging, 3 USB Ports for iPhone 15/15 Plus/15 Pro/15 Pro Max, iPad, Samsung, Android and Other Devices
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Original price was: $65.98.$42.50Current price is: $42.50.
J. Bray –
Powerhouse Package
I purchased this power block to replace a heavier / larger 16000mAH power block. I’m very impressed with its form factor (rounded edges) and compact size, all hiding a powerful USB charger with intelligent charging ports.Besides its power capabilities, the fact that it can be quickly recharged and ready to go more quickly, was a big selling point for me.While I know that other reviews fuss that it does Not include a charging wall adapter, I understand that Anker assumes with this product purchase, that you most likely already have several of them anyhow.It should be noted that if you do intend to purchase this power block, go ahead and order a multiport wall adapter with high wattage output [less than $20], most of which now offer intelligent port control… better yet, get a newer Anker wall adapter that offer power in compact form factor.There is no Power On/off switch on these units; only a battery level indicator for stored energy level. Simply plug into the USB and the smart ports will detect the connected device and charge it based on the device needs. When charging is complete, the power block will stop charging and not over-charge the connected device…sweet!The only thing I dislike a bit is the Micro USB ports used to recharge the block. I assume their design intent was to keep it very compact, but I’d wish the mfg. would get away from micro and move to Type-C ports [as I would accept the size trade off], besides afer awhile; those micro USB ports start to wear out.Another thing to note; when you push in your USB plug into the block, be sure that its seatted ‘All the Way’, not at the initial resistance. The power block indicators will light up but that will not indicate that the port is “truly” charging. Have the device side connected first, then plug into the power block… as the intelligent ports will detect the device charging needs THEN begin charging. Check your device to see if it shows the charging ‘lightning-bolt’… if not unplug from power block, the re-plug back into the port – fully seating the USB plug. Charging should begin.That’s it! I purchased a separate travel case for storage of block/cords/ wall adapter, but I use the nice little padded mesh bag for daily use and to keep the Anker Power block protected. Great purchase and benefit. Thank you Anker.P.S. Anker portable speakers are also amazing little power houses too.
Leah N Gold –
works as advertised. heavier than expected, WORTH ITS WEIGHT IN GOLD
Original review, Sept 2022:The only thing about this i don’t like is that it is about twice as heavy as my phone.Otherwise, it works just fine.____________July 2024The weight is deceptive. It feels heavy when you first get it b/c it’s not that big, but I hike and walk long distances and chat or listen to books and so I tend to run out of juice on my phone… so i got into the habit of putting it in my trouser pocket and connecting it to the phone and I really don’t notice the weight anymore.This thing can charge multiple devices multiple times. Many times I forget to charge it… and even after several charges and/or running a device on it as I use it for extended periods away from electrical outlets, it still has juice. I’ve NEVER actually run out of juice.I don’t mind that it doesn’t have USB C, but if this is a concern of yours, this doesn’t have USB C — but it holds a charge so long and charges so much off a full charge that you won’t care. It’s reliable… and the capacity is high. It allegedly takes 7 hours to charge if you use both cables but I don’t think I’ve come close to running it all the way down as it never takes that long to fully charge.I never leave home without it. It’s either in my bag or in my pocket.More than worth the money.It doesn’t heat up at all. Not when charging. Not when in use.10 stars!
William W. –
The fit & finish of their products are excellent, much attention is paid to detail on their …
I own several Anker portable chargers, including one of their original, glossy white 15000 milliamp hour battery packs which is still in pristine shape. I used them for a variety of things including a 5 volt source for portable lighting and recharging needs when I am out stargazing in the middle of the desert without any alternate power sources nearby. The fit & finish of their products are excellent, much attention is paid to detail on their products. They have always worked well for me, until that is I recently bought the 26800 Powercore.When I received it, the item was securely packaged and well-protected. All the accessories were neatly bundled and stored in the Box. The battery pack showed 75%, and I proceeded to charge my phone and two tablets. The storage capacity on this is excellent, at least that part I have been able to use so far. The problem is, once I drained the power core and tried to recharge it, the indicator lights stop at the halfway mark and just flash without proceeding to show a full battery. I tried draining it a second time, and then recharging it again but to no avail. Putting a meter on the cables, I show that when it gets to the halfway mark it stops drawing any current whatsoever. I don’t understand why and I’m not sure if there is a reset button or a way to reset the unit at all. I have tried alternate Chargers and cables with the same result. This must be a defective unit. I’m hoping this is just a fluke because it’s a new battery pack and might need to be broken in. All my experiences with this company in the past have been excellent in their product quality and customer service so I’m hoping this time will be no different. I will update this review once I get this problem sorted out either way.*UPDATE 12/20**I originally rated this item at one star due to a problem with it not recharging past the halfway mark. Since the review and my contact from Anker,, I have changed it to five stars.*This update is About a Week overdue, so I apologize. Anker contacted me a few days after my original review to help me troubleshoot the problem. In short order, they surmised that the unit was defective, as is to be expected with any company producing the number and volume of products that they do. They immediately shipped out a replacement, which I received very quickly. I had to use the unit to charge my phone and tablet until it was depleted, then recharged it and depleted it again. Both the slow charge and dual Port Quick Charge work flawlessly and as advertised. The wonderful detail I love about this particular item is the option to use both input ports to completely recharge the item in just over 6 hours which is quite impressive for a portable recharger of this size and capacity. Anker is one of the few companies producing the range of products that they do, with the intrinsic detail-oriented customer service that they manage to provide. I would definitely recommend this company and their products for any item they make which might fit your needs. Thank you very very much!
Don Benedict –
I did notice the extra weight when I first picked my new portable battery up. Yes, it was a little longer than my old battery charger. No fancy coLour designs from Ankor- just black. Now if I was to go try and find my battery charger after dropping it on a hike, that would be challenging. So I am adding an Apple locator button and 3M white and red reflective tape. That makes it even easier to find in my house.I did note other comments about battery life, so when I use mine, I let it completely discharge and then I put the Anker PortaPower to use again. But boy was I impressed with how long this PortaPower lasted!! Like I used my iPhone attached to the PortaPower a lot over about five days and it kept my iPhone charged – Wow, it is good and does deserve those five stars.Iâve only had my Anker PortaPower for a couple of weeks. But at dusk, I put it on charge with the two enclosed charger wires. Then in the morning all four blue lights are visible.Cost wise itâs not that bad at about 87.00 CDN dollars considering the value of having my iPhone keep going. Hell Ya, no regrets in cost versus value my friends.For functions, one button makes things easy for my brain to operate the Anker PortaPower. I do like the option of having three USB ports to be able to plug in other accessories like my USB LED light and my iPad while operating the iPhone. Lol no USB printer yet, but Iâm sure one is out there.Did I mention that it was big? Well to put your Anker PortaPower in your pants pocket; you sure hope this big fella doesnât catch your little fella on fire. Consumers hear so much about batteries spontaneously igniting and causing fires. Well so far, the Anker PortaPower keeps âwarmâ but not hot. My last portable battery got hot in my pocket. I should also add that Anker has enclosed a nice fabric case to put your charging cord plus the Ankor PortaPower into while transporting it around (in your pocket maybe??). Anyway, in the fabric case the user does not notice any heat from your PortaPower.Yes, a great little piece of technology that really helps me out every day keeping my busy iPhone going- LOVE IT!
Alejandro –
Tiene muchÃsima carga y una buena velocidad, además su tamaño es perfecto para llevarla en mochilas o bolsillos grandes mientras usas lo que estés cargando.
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Absadragonlone –
“Cette batterie externe m’a rendu de fiers services pendant longtemps. Sa capacité, sa fiabilité et sa solidité sont irréprochables. Cependant, avec l’évolution de mes appareils vers l’USB-C, je dois malheureusement m’en séparer, car elle n’est plus adaptée à mes besoins. Cela n’enlève rien à sa qualité, et je la recommande vivement à ceux qui utilisent encore des appareils avec des ports USB classiques ! je recommande 😀
Fellow gamer –
Brought late 2020, been used and abused.Pros: large capacity, 3 USB-A ports, robust (has had many hard landings and even fell out my pocket whilst riding my motorbike at 50mph… case cracked and has some small holes but plugged with glue and still works!)Cons: not small (being powered by 18650s), has some weight, not the fastest charge but still ample to charge my S23 Ultra at decent speed, can only charge via Micro-USB (reccomend using both charge ports) which obviously has its limitations.Weighing up everything, I would definitely buy again. My only suggestion would for Anker to make a V2.0 and upgrade the charging in ports to Type-C at least.