citicr Portable Charger Power Bank, 20000mAh PD20W USB C Fast Charging with Built-in Cables & Wall Plug, External Battery Pack with LED Display, Travel Essentials for iPhone, iPad, Samsung Purple

This power bank has been a total game changer for me. I’ve used it several times already, and it works great every time. I really like how easy it is to charge, and it charges my devices quickly and reliably. The battery lasts a long time, and the compact design makes it easy to carry around. Definitely a great purchase!

The absolute best fast charger I have ever owned. It does what it needs to do and is convenient when you cannot plug in anywhere. Well worth it. I bought a second one to keep in my bag. Excellent buy. Also the cables are built in so no stupid cords to lug about.

Amazing. Multiple charges and charges devices fast. Best battery bank I own and I’ve owned a lot in my lifetime. Use this from everything for long days in NYC or on vacations, or on-the-go and it does the job. $35 well spent.

I live on the coast where hurricanes and storms hit. And this year we got a dang blizzard. So power goes out. This thing is a life saver. Can charge several things at once and do more than one charge. And it is pretty. It is not too big. And the charge lasts quite awhile. So good product all the way around.

These work very well. They hold a charge for a long time. I easily charged both my phones without having to recharge the power bank. I love that I can plug it directly into the wall. The only drawbacks are that it is slow to charge the bank, and it is pretty heavy.

Works great, very fast charging, sleek design, no need for extra cords, just plug in to charge.

I was participating in an out of town long bike riding event. My phone's battery with the ride tracker on and the out of town roaming wouldn't have lasted long enough to complete the ride. This little baby in the handlebar bag was perfect. I just pulled the accessory cord out (I needed the longer cord to reach my mounted phone) and plugged it into my phone. Easy peasy. Also, while traveling in the back seat of my friend's car, I had easy access to charging and didn't have to take turns using the charging port with the other people in the car. It never ran low. I don't watch a lot of videos, so I could have probably gotten the one with less juice (and maybe it would have been a little lighter) but I wanted to be sure. It's pretty weighty to me, so I wouldn't pop it in my bag and carry it around all day unless I knew I'd be sitting my bag down a lot. Great to take on a trip where I'd pick my bag up and down or add it to my rolling luggage set up, but I personally wouldn't take say an amusement park where I'd have to physically carry the weight of it all day. I actually use it around my house too. Sometimes it's just easier to find the pretty green portable charger than the last place I left the phone charger that came with my phone.

This LITERALLY came with a small booklet giving IN DEPTH excuses as to why they quoted specifications in their description that do not represent the final performance will be. The book is SEVERAL PAGES LONG. It is ridiculous.. I am a casual user. I only use it for an iPhone and an iPad. The phone iPhone SE 20th gen, and the iPad I bought about the same time and is the cheapest model. So I get roughly four charges with the iPhone SE, 20th, and roughly two charges for the iPad. It charges pretty quickly using my own cords and adapters. I don't recall if it charges as quickly when plugged into the wall outlet, but the plug is a good fit and holds up the weight of the charger itself. The casing doesn't at all feel cheap, and is well-designed. The short charging cords fit securely in place, and are sturdy. It is easy to read the display. The ports for regular charging cord are mice and snug. How well the attached cords hold up I couldn't yet say. The fact that its ultimate charging performance is misleading( as revealed in the booklet) does not make a real difference for me persofora game changer. It feels well made, and gives a great solution from having to pull out cords. And it still has the ports for regular cords for when you need to use the device while you are charging it.. I definitely recommend trying this if it's the attached cords you are interested in. If the performance level is critical for someone, the only thing I understand is how to plug in a cord so... But they include a tiny, ridiculously exhaustive scientific booklet of explanations/excuses all the way down to the performance of your tires and toaster oven. But it looks like it will...probably.... tell you everything you want to know.... I gave it four stars because I like it. Took off one because they were purposely misleading, imo anyway...