Versatile battery backup charger. Works well but not as fast as plugging in to a flexable amperage charger. Charges battery pack and phone at the same time. Handy travel companion to have in a backpack in case you need a charge while on the go. Completly charges my Samsung phone almost twice on one battery.

Bought for my son because he carries his charger everywhere. It doubles as his home charger and portable, so it stays charged for when he needs it. Solid product.

Having battery backup that will charge phones and other small devices in event of emergency is pretty vital. The highlight of this model is the meter on the front, which lets you know through an LED light how much battery life remains, so you don’t get an unfortunate surprise in event of a power outage. I charged it once, and 30 days later it is still 93% charged — which is great. You access the meter by pressing a button, so you don’t have to worry about the battery being drained by the meter itself. There’s multiple ports (and options for charging the device on your computer or some other supplemental power), and it’s compact and fits easily into most outlets. My one complaint is the dangling cord on the side, which is kept in a permanent loop courtesy of an unremovable clip. Since the cord is also short, it seems impossible to actually charge the battery with this cord, so it’s just in the way. The only route around this is to hold it down with a rubberband, or place it in a plastic bag or something to prevent it from lassoing everything else in your bag. There are no instructions to illuminate whether this is supposed to be a feature or a flaw. The exposed ports are also unprotected by covers, which makes it less weather-resistant, and not ideal to take someplace more rugged, like a hike or a camping trip. For simple battery backup around the house it works, but on the road? Not so much. I received this item as part of the Vine program in exchange for an unbiased review. .

I use it every day; it's one of my better purchases. Charges decently fast and is overall decent tool.

Click to play video Does not charge, came DOA. Would have loved to have loved it the form factor is amazing slim but still feels robust however electrically something seems wrong

Hasta ahora esta funcionando super bien muy buen producto

Love this battery bank i also have the anker version and this one is definitely comparable it even has an extra usb a port!

Things I like about this unit: It has a variety of ports; it can directly connect to an outlet to charge up; the included USB C cable removes the need to carry a separate cable; and it has a charge display available at the push of a button. Likely due to the display and the variety of ports, the unit is not as compact as others so this should be taken into consideration when buying this unit. Also, the fast charging is only available when using a single port/cable. Charging an iPhone 16 pro from 25% to 80% takes the charger from 100% charge down to 72%. Overall, I think this charger is a good choice for travelers that have a variety of devices that use different USB types and want to see an accurate charge level.

This charger has a tethered short USB-C cable so I have no excuse to be looking around for one at the last minute. The cable is mounted in such a way that it looks like a carrying loop; it is permanently attached, and the male end is exposed and lies partially recessed into the body of the Powerbank. Somewhat in a similar design, the two prongs that swing out to be plugged into 120 VAC household outlets protrude a little bit from the body when retracted; some exposure for a finger to contact to flip open the prongs I imagine. The power ON/OFF button is a black-on-black small square button close to center on one of the largest surfaces. It operates with a short tap, not a press and hold motion. The display will appear and remain on for 20 seconds. With my Android phone plugged in by the built in USB-C cord, it didn't respond to being attached until I turned the Powerbank ON using its button. Then the phone responded and showed it was recharging. The display, at least on my unit, is quite dim and the colours chosen are muted violet and green. I needed to get the display facing directly at me and in dim to dark lighting at home until I could distinguish the digits reliably. For example, telling a 3 from an 8. The Powerbank arrived with 60% capacity. Plugged into a household outlet it took from 10 to 15 minutes for any of the additional 10% blocks of capacity to be indicated but it displays every least significant digit as it progresses, eg. 75, 76, 78 and so on. The display held at 99% for an extended time to where I thought that's as high as it displays but eventually 100% appeared on the display. I didn't feel anything in the way of heat build up in the unit while it was being recharged. The unit's proportions are different from the majority of powerbanks of this type. They have made the unit thicker on its smallest dimension (probably to build in the unique AC prongs) and traded that to have the width narrower. Having "both ends covered" by including a permanent AC outlet plug and a permanent USB-C cable make this a clever and functional choice for a charger. It also means the Powerbank itself is going to be back up to full capacity without user intervention if it's left plugged into a wall outlet long enough.

This INIU '3-in-1' charger/battery pack is a great addition to a travel kit. It has three separate outputs: two USB-C outputs and one USB-A output, and can power or recharge three different devices at the same time. If you're somewhere with a nearby 110 VAC outlet, plug it in to wall power and then connect your gadgets to it. You don't need to pack a collection of USB wall warts. If you're away from power (on a plane, on the road, in the midst of a power outage), the built-in battery will juice your device(s) until the battery runs down. I docked my rating by one star as I found the actual usable battery power to be less than the advertised "10,000 mAh" capacity. Just as with automotive EPA ratings, the advertised specs for batteries often have to be taken with a grain of salt. The INIU battery pack arrived about 65% full. I first charged it to 100%. Then used it to recharge an iPad, using an USB tester to measure the output power flow. It delivered 6057 mAh to the iPad before the battery ran out. I then connected it to a USB-C power pack and charged it back up to 100%. My USB tester measured 6220 mAh as it filled it up. So it's less than the advertised 10,000 mAh capacity. However, these measurements are consistent with the battery rating that's printed on the side of the power bank. The tiny hard-to-read print states "Output capacity: 6200 mAh". Caveat emptor. The design has a nifty captive USB-C cable -- about 6" long -- which can be used to directly juice up any portable device with a USB-C jack. Very handy - no rummaging around for a charge cable for quick power-on-the-go. The short cable can also be used to charge up the power bank from a USB wall wart. The INIU product photos show the cable loop being used as a lanyard or wrist strap. Personally, I think that's a bit of a gimmick. I'd worry that over time, the cable might pull out or get frayed at one end or the other. However, it comes with an excellent 3-year warranty from INIU, so if it does suffer from wear and tear, one hopes they would stand behind their product and replace it (assuming this model is still available). Highly recommended to simplify your life on the road (or life at home)!

Click to play video Despite being able to buy more powerful or higher capacity battery packs for the price of this 10000 mAh charger/pack combo I think this is worth considering if you are looking to ditch carrying a separate charger or looking at some alternative charger/power packs. The reason I say this is that I've tested a few others with the built in plug and they don't compare to this unit. They may offer more plugs or a (claimed) 10000 mAh capacity but in testing this unit this is the most efficient (in terms of capacity translated to useful power) out of all the battery pack I've used. Usually I'll find a power pack will lose anywhere from 60-80 percent of usable power (unless it's a better known brand) so a claimed 10000mAh capacity will only provide about 6000-8000 mAh of power. Since my phone battery is a 5000 mAh battery that won't even charge it twice. Based on my initial results this power pack actually has a true 10000 mAh of capacity. Yes, it's a tad thicker than some of my other units but it has to be a particular width due to the incorporated charger and two prong plug. The display looks brighter in the ad but it isn't blurry and is bright enough. The ring around the number slowly completes to a full circle depending on how much the battery is charged and even though it doesn't charge as quickly as some others might it still fills up in around 3 hours. Given that it also doubles as a charger you can plug it in and once it is done charging it will switch to charging the battery. It would be nice if it came with a soft case as I can see the display getting scratched up if it's tossed into a bag with other stuff and I wouldn't mind if it charged a little faster but it supports PD charging protocols and charges my phone quickly. The built in cable double as a loop if you want to hang it on anything and looks to be fairly sturdy. Given that INIU has a solid reputation and backs their products up with excellent customer service I would definitely consider this product. The few shortcomings I've mentioned aren't deal breakers for me. Yes, you pay a bit more than some (claimed) comparable products but I love that this battery pack actually has a true 10000 mAh capacity and the built-in charger makes for one less thing for me to carry when traveling. As long as you aren't powering high drain devices like a laptop I would recommend considering this product.

This little 3-in-1 Portable charger by INIU is a fantastic device whether you are on the go for work, or at the campground/cabin on the weekend. One of the biggest issues I have with portable chargers is often the cable. Either I can't find it, or I end up grabbing one that is not capable of fast charging. This charger eliminates that issue with its built in cable. On top of that it has a built-in flip down AC plug that eliminates the need to bring a brick with you to replenish battery. If you have easy access to a power source that has a USB C port, the same built in cable that you use to charge your phone, can also be used to charge this battery (is a 2-way connection). In addition to that, this charger can be plugged in with either a second USB cord or using the AC pug and simultaneously be charging a device. The flexibility of this charger thanks to the USB A and USB C ports on this is really impressive. It will accept a maximum input current of 20W through the USB C connections and has a maximum output of 30W through the same interfaces (USB A has a max output of 22.5W). It is capable of outputting 5, 9, 10, 15 and 20V, and automatically selects the correct voltage depending on what it is connected to. The capacity is impressive at 10 000mah and with an efficiency of over 86% will be able to charge most phones at least 1.5 - 2 x over. The built-in indicator is easy to read and keeps you informed of your charger's state. Just knowing if I have this I don't have to worry about having ANYTHING else on hand to either replenish it, or charge my phone makes this my new favorite charger. At 30W maximum output it will not push enough power to charge my laptop too which is the only downside of this device. This is my newest permanent addition to my work bag.

i like the power level read out. i love it because i don’t need to carry multiple items for charging on the go. there aren’t any cdn certificates on here. so use with caution and never leave it plugged in if you’re not home. there have been a lot of electrical items from china coming in without meeting our standards of safety. considering china uses lead in a lot of products we know they don’t care much about safety. lead gas has been banned in canada since 1995. in the 80s the scientists found out how poisonous lead is and rolled out plans to remove it from paint, fuel, make up and other products. there are studies now showing this lead exposure that i am a part of since i was a kid in the 80s that are responsible for mental heath disorders. this stores quite a lot of power compared to other power banks i’ve received. it is a bit heavy to carry in your pocket. so it ideal for bags or purses. this is ideal especially in the winter months. cell phone batteries die out in the cold. so having a power bank on you is smart incase you get stranded somewhere and your phone dies on you. you can charge up your phone and order an tow company, uber or whatever taxi service you use like your mom. lol. it holds the change well and the power level read out is so clutch! you can check the level when ever and pop it in an outlet. badda bing bada boom! the cord is a bit short and may not let your phone reach a resting spot depending on where you are plugging in. so pay attention in order to avoid dropping your phone. you can try resting it on the charger. or carry one of them diy plug holders on those 5minute hacks videos.