Baseus Power Bank, Picogo 10000mAh 45W 3-Output Portable Charger with Built-in USB-C Cable, PPS/PD QC Fast Charging External Battery Pack for iPhone 16/15/14/13 Series, Samsung S22 S21 Google iPad etc

That's what I was looking for, super fast charging, not to big, and could charge my entire phone battery without wearing it's own battery down to zero (so it wont wear out quicker in the end game!).I use a LOT of LiPoly, NiMh, LiOn, etc by way of Radio Controlled vehicles and planea and boats.Also my father wrote that warning label you might see on the back of LiPo batteries and he has a battery on MARS that he designed We have both used a LOT of batteries! So I knew I needed a battery with enough mAh that it could charge my phone but still have enough left that it wasnt damaging itself by over draining. This battery is perfect. It has high enough discharge "C" rating to be able to provide "super fast charging" and the option to slow the charging rate down! It aslo is small albeit a little chubby but it fits well in my hand when behind the phone doing it's thing.It also has a beautiful lustrous pearlish blue/dark blue sheen to it. Its very handsome when it catches the light right! It also has a nice Dot Matrix LED display letting me know its current charge rate and percentage of power left in it. Great purchase and not my first from Baseus, so far I've collected four of their products and have been happy with their quality and value.

For me, the ideal power bank is one that charges fast. I'm not looking to be tethered to it longer than I have to be. This particular power bank nails that, especially with my Samsung S23 Ultra, which supports 45-watt charging. And this little guy? It delivers the full 45 watts, which Samsung calls 'Super Fast Charging 2.0' - that's the blue charging ring, for those in the know.It's also surprisingly compact, which is a huge plus. The built-in cable is a clever touch, it's sturdy enough to actually hold the power bank by.But it's more than just speed and size: the built-in display shows you the wattage going into your phone, into the power bank itself (when you're charging the power bunk), plus the remaining percentage at any given time. It’s fantastic to have that level of feedback. Honestly, I can't find a single thing to fault. I'm so happy with it, I've actually bought several of them.Oh, and here's a game-changer: the built-in cable isn’t just for charging your devices, you can use it to charge the power bank itself. It’s such a smart design.If you're looking for the perfect power bank to be able to keep in your backpack or your car, so when you have those "oh, crap" moments where you forgot to charge your phone last night, this is for you!

I got 4 of these for free with other battery purchases. They are built well and I like compact design and the built in cable. They turbo charge my phone and can charge my laptop without issue. They seem to charge fast with a PD wall charger. I am not sure I would have bought these separately, but since they were free they added a great value to the purchases.

Nice little charger. Easy to toss in my bag. Works well for my phone but it will not charge either mnt Lenovo tablet nor surface laptop 7. Both are low power devices so a little surprised by it. Just flickers charging and not charging.

The first thing I have to say about the Baseus PicoGo 45W 10000mAh power bank is that it's compact. It has the same dimensions as a credit card (see photo), but is about 1-inch, or 2.5 cm, thick. This little power bank is capable of recharging my iOS phone, my iOS tablet and my two Windows laptops, which require 45W of charging power. I noticed that there's some understandable confusion regarding this power banks capacity, due to a reference to its battery capacity being 5,000 mAh. I found a website that disassembled the Baseus PicoGo 45W power bank. This power bank uses TWO 21700 cylindrical Li-Ion cells (see provided photo). Each of these TWO cell have a capacity of 5,000 mAh. This power bank's total actual capacity is, as stated, 10,000 mAh. While charging my cell phone and any of my tablets, the PicoGo power bank did not heat up noticeable. The only time its temperature increased noticeably was when it was providing a full 45W of power to charge my two Windows laptops. I was able to confirm this charge level using a USB volt/amp meter. The PicoGo will display a yellow lightning bolt icon, when it's providing fast charging. If you're going to opt to use another USB cable, other than the one that's build into this power bank, you should invest in a high-quality cable. This will ensure that this power bank is able to provide its maximum 45W charge level when connecting it to a laptop. If your laptop requires more than 45W of charging power, obviously this power bank will not be able to charge it.

Awesome power bank for the price, been using it for a while now, and it still creates devices really fast, and is really portable as well. If you just need to juice up your phone once a day, this is perfect. Functions as expected, and has a really light weight, but still premium look/design.

Ideal for emergencies when something suddenly runs out of power. Compact, lightweight, with a fairly large capacity and very attractive design. Excellent option, completely satisfied.

Love these little guys, I now have 3 of them. Speed, price, power, size all excellent. Would highly recommend! The way I throw these things around I haven't had any issues with build quality or cable problems. The are fast to charge and charge my devices fast.