Whether you were won over by the cameras on the new iPhone 17 or you’re sticking it out with your iPhone 12, having a little extra power around is never a bad thing. The best MagSafe power bank is one ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. Whether you are going on a vacation or just need help remaining powered up while away from a wall outlet, power banks are very helpful. These ...

We may receive a commission on purchases made from links. However, after extensive testing, ChargerLab concluded that the iPhone 17 and 17 Pro models support a top charging speed of around 28-30W, ...

With the Anker Nano Power Bank (5K, MagGo, Slim), thin is definitely in. Measuring just 0.34 inches deep, the Qi2 power bank attaches magnetically to MagSafe iPhones and delivers enough juice to get ...

The company is offering a temporary discount on its $229.99 Prime Power Bank (26k, 300W) first announced at IFA 2025. The company is offering a temporary discount on its $229.99 Prime Power Bank (26k, ...

Ever been stranded with a dead iPhone in a crucial moment? Finding the best power banks for Apple devices can be the difference between staying connected and watching your screen go black. Thankfully, ...

It may be possible to fly with power banks up to 160 Wh on some airlines, but generally only with prior approval. You are not allowed to fly with power banks that exceed 160 Wh. The rules on this vary ...

Nearly half a million Anker power banks are being recalled by the company, after an investigation by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) found over thirty reports of fire and explosion ...

Anker is issuing another recall over potentially defective power banks following dozens of reports of incidents involving fires and explosions. Unlike the last recall, which affected around 1.1 ...

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There's a lot to love about the conventional lithium-ion batteries we use in our gadgets and electric cars, but they still pose a fire hazard because of the flammable liquid electrolyte inside.