VRURC Portable Charger with Built-in Cables,10000mAh USB C Power Bank, LED Display Slim Portable Charger,5 Output 2 Input Phone Battery Pack Compatible with iPhone,Samsung,Android (Package May Vary)

This thing is awesome, and so necessary with the weak battery life many devices have these days. The built-in wires/cords are truly ingenious, as I don’t need a big case to fit all the cords as I did with my old charger that died after about 3-1/2 years (which I believe is the typical lifespan & 100% worth it if you break the cost down to roughly $10/year-plus, I kept this in a case in my car for over 2 years (I’m in Florida!), so I’m sure that contributed to it dying).I did buy 1 extra 1’ cable with 3 ends, Lightening/USB-C/MicroUSB JUST in case, and fits easy in the pouch that was included for this charger. I REALLY look forward to when those crappy MicroUSB chargers are no longer needed, but still have some great devices that I need it for.I’ve used it for one mini/4-day vacation so far, and worked perfectly. Me/girlfriend/3 kids all needed & used it at various times…again, today’s new devices really suck in regards to battery life. An example is the IPhone 12 & 13 (haven’t tested the new 14 yet); seems like since the IPhone 8, the majority of the upgrades have been to the camera-who gives a f$#k, I can’t tell the difference between pics taken on my old IPhone 6 than on the 12 I’m using now. However, the battery life has gotten WORSE every time. In my opinion, regarding changes/upgrades:SCREEN: Better clarity, extended screen size w/o increasing phone size by eliminating fingerprint button & extended screen to edges with tiny bezel. However, I really do miss the button-it was easier to do pretty much everything.SIRI: I used Siri for the first time on any of my devices just 6 months ago, and wish I had know how great/helpful it is. Know that I know how to use many of its capabilities, I realized it’s amazing and 100x better and more intuitive than all the Amazon Alexa devices in almost every room in my house. When you learn what it can do, it’s incredible.5G: This is what the past 5 or so years have been about, it’s a major upgrade, but they are still about 3-5 years before it will be available in the majority of the country. I live in Tampa, 15 minutes from downtown, and can’t get 5G unless I’m about 5 minutes from the city. Long way to go, but for me-I don’t care, as I can do everything I need to do perfectly on 4G/LTE AND 5G is a battery killer. I don’t know why they won’t improve battery life, as all these upgrades are just reducing battery life. I am in the Telecom industry, and know that they have the technology to vastly improve battery life on these phones, but they are saving it for a future upgrade. That’s what they do-they need to have 3-5 years of tech improvements “in their back pocket” at all times or else they would be scrambling every year to come up with something new/better. They should at least add the battery life upgrade NOW, as I know they have it available and it will allow for 2+ full days of heavy use before needing to be charged. But, they know they will lose money on sales of cords, portable chargers, etc, and that’s a massive market pulling in billions for Apple & others.CAMERA: STOP…these camera improvements are worthless. Only a professional photographer can tell the difference between a picture taken using the IPhone 8 and the iPhone 13, and I’d bet money, same on the 14. And professional photographers DON’T use phones with cameras, they use REAL HIgh Quality Cameras! Anyone upgrading their phones because of these new camera upgrades are throwing their money away (actually in most cases “their parent’s money”).Ok, I’m down from the soapbox 😂, and got way off track here. Anyway-I highly recommend this Portable Charger. Five Stars all the way.Yes, I can’t speak about the this charger’s lifespan, but I’m not going to rate in any lower than 5 stars because of that-not fair to the Seller/Manufacturer, etc. But to be honest, if it died tomorrow, the $28 I paid already paid off with my 1 Vacation; 5 of us needed and used it, so well worth that in itself. I spent $30/day parking at the airport….now that was a waste, but a necessity & and the total cost was about a break even had I used Uber.Good luck all, and take care! :)DCav

I bought this charger because I had 2 large family trips coming up when I knew I we would be using our phones alot. By itself the charger is a bit heavy and cumbersome in your hand, but the carry strap makes it easier if you want to walk and charge at the same time. I absolutely love the LED display that shows the battery level, so much more convenient than the dots used on other model of chargers. The first trip was to Disney World for a week. I predominately topped up my phone during meals when we would be sitting for period of time, but I did use it outside in the heat as well while walking. I used the USB-C cable and my husband used the iphone lighting cable, usually at the same time. We had no issues charging my android and my husbands iphone at the same time. Sometimes his phone even seemed to charge faster than my google pixel. Every day I was able to charge my phone twice from 30% to 90% and my husband went from 50 to 90% (I had the predominant phone for the group for checking times and such on the disney app), and there was still 20-30% power on the charger. I plugged in the charger every night, using the built in USB-A cable, so I don't know how long it took to fully charge. Florida was having a heat wave for February and was in the 90's, I had no issues with the device or my phone overheating. I would definitely recommend and will definitely be using on my 2nd trip this year. However due to the weight and size this isn't something that I will be keeping in my purse for minor top ups and will instead go back to my smaller "lipstick" charger.

This power bank is amazing! I did a test charge on my phone to see how quickly it charges and it charged it up almost 25% without taking hardly any battery life from the power bank! It's quite heavy which lets me know it's gonna be more durable than the ones I got at 5Below. Plus it was on deal and literally like getting 4 of my mini power banks in one and they don't charge rapidly they're slow charging. I live in a big city and plan on travelling this summer so I wanted a big power bank for the long road and I believe I found one. It's the same size as my Motorola Moto E phone but twice as heavy so it's a bit bulky that way but other than that I'm very pleased with it.

Can't live without this. It's a game changer. LED capacity display helps you plan your day much better than 4 LED's.Cell cameras have gotten so good that I leave my large format cameras at home these days. The Nikon and Fuji are both wonderful, and excel at low light... But for 90% of the pictures I want to take my Samsung S21 does as good a job without the bulk. And I use it constantly.Having said that, the camera screen eats battery. No way to get more than 1/3rd day out of the phone when taking lots of pictures. Then if you want to get home, using GPS and maps sucks whatever life you have remaining.This fits into my back pocket, is light enough to not sag my jeans. (the 20000mAh version is too heavy) Gives me about 3 charges, which gets me through the day. And you can share with your friends, which makes everyone happy. Integrated cords are the right length and work properly, store properly, just function right.The integrated plug version would be nice to have, but I have a 3x USB charger that I plug in at night for the phone, this battery, and my computer.

I purchased 3 of these for a recent two week trip. My iPhone ran out of battery almost every day to to heavy use, and it was quite easy to use this charger to refill the battery. The built in cables are not very long, so I couldn't keep the unit in my bag while plugged into my phone and still use my phone. I adapted by carrying both the charger and my phone together in my hand and that worked out. The best part about this charger is that it has the different cables so I could use it for two different devises at once, such as my phone and my laptop. The drawback is that recharging the unit itself seemed slow.