Anker PowerCore 20100 - 20000mAh Ultra High Capacity Power Bank with Powerful 4.8A Output, PowerIQ Technology for iPhone 7/6s/SE, iPad and Samsung Galaxy S8/S7 and More (Black)

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Enough power to keep you going for days. Charge an iPhone 8 almost seven times, a Galaxy S8 five times, or an iPad mini twice. Finally, you should also consider whether you want to charge other devices alongside your Switch. Power banks come in a variety of forms, so make sure to keep an eye out for additional ports if you want to use it to charge other devices too. Switch Portable Charger - How Much Should I Pay? Ultra-High Capacity: Weighs as little as a can of soup (12.5 oz) yet charges the iPhone 8 almost seven times, the Galaxy S8 five times or the iPad mini 4 twice The PowerCore Speed 20000 PD’s model number is A1275Z11. The PowerCore 20100 Nintendo Switch Edition’s model number is A1275S11. Their advertised specs match up exactly. Side-by-side they look identical except for the Nintendo Switch logo. They weighed the same on my scale. And the side of the Nintendo Switch Edition reads “PowerCore Speed 20000 PD.” I watched a test on YouTube of 3 all on switch aNd charging whilst playing the same repeated thing on Zelda.

Anker PowerCore 20100 - 20000mAh Ultra High Capacity Power

What's the best portable charger for Nintendo Switch? That's a question we all need an answer to when taking our consoles out and about on long journeys. For those not in the know, you may want to mention that the best portable chargers will have Power Delivery. This is especially useful if you want to use the Switch and charge it at the same time.Also, for the high-capacity battery inside, you can charge your phone up at least three times. Even after that, some juice will be left inside the power bank to charge other electronic devices. Highlighted Features

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It’s a perfect little device for those who are long away from home and need a week’s worth of charges for their mobile device. Without having to worry about any outlets being in the vicinity. It’s even capable of charging a 12 inch Macbook once. However, if you’re looking for a dedicated laptop powerbank the MAXOAK 50,000 Portable Charger for example is a better choice. The important thing to bear in mind is that, on average, your Switch will charge slower using anything other than a USB-C. This likely won't be an issue if you only plan on charging the Switch while it isn't in use, but if you want to keep your battery topped up while playing, you'll want a USB-C option. That way it will charge as fast as you're using it, keeping your Switch at 100%. If you're worried about the Anker Powercore overheating, the company has a technology used here called MultiProtect Safety System. It uses 11 different techniques for what the company believes "ensures complete safety for all your devices." I’ve left my Anker Powercore 20100+ charging for about 20 hours now. I’m using the included USB-C to USB-A type cable. It’s connected to my iPad wall adaptor. All LED light indicators are solid except for the last LED light, which is still blinking. Will it stop blinking when it is fully charged?? I’ve left it overnight and it’s still blinking. The licensing agreement from Nintendo entails more than logos and a money grab. Nintendo runs all licensed products through its own quality assurance testing. Nintendo has signed off that this power bank will is safe and performs well. While it is safe to charge the Switch with third-party USB-C chargers some prefer Nintendo approved accessories. For them, this is an excellent travel power bank that offers peace of mind. Whether the same can be said for the PowerCore Speed 20000 PD depends on what, if any, changes Anker made. We’ll likely never know if there are any technical differences.I still can’t get the last light to stop blinking. I’m using this wall charger for reference: iPad Wall Charger Certified Safe: Anker's MultiProtect safety system and high-quality LG battery cells ensure complete protection for you and your devices. A downside to a portable charger of this massive capacity is that it takes long to recharge. Depending on your wall charger, it can take anywhere from 10 hours to a whopping 20 hours. This is negated by its long use time though, and is not that big a problem as you’ll probably be charging it once a week at max. Conclusion