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Naztech 26,800mAh QC 3.0/USB-C Power Bank
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Naztech 26,800mAh QC 3.0/USB-C Power Bank
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An airport-friendly charging station, a backup battery for your laptop, and a road trip power hub for the whole family, this mammoth 26,800mAh power bank is a lifesaver on the go. Capable of charging the latest iPhone 13 times over, it features two Quick Charge 3.0 USB outputs and a Quick Charge 3.0 USB-C output, meaning it can rapidly charge three devices at the same time—it even has pass-through charging technology Read More
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NguyenTanny
4
Apr 12, 2018
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This is a Hefty Power bank that is a worth while pickup if you are constantly on the move. It recharges quickly in my opinion and outputs charge quickly as well. I have own this product for about 4 months now and it has not been disappointment.
Martianman
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May 28, 2018
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It's heavy! Now that comment is out of the way, I've been nothing but pleased with the unit. When I first charged, I got a little worried because I checked on it after about an hour and the percent charged never changed, but eventually it started changing, and then it charged to 100% pretty quickly. Never had an issue since, so I'm sure that was the "Make sure you fully charge this unit before you use it" portion of the instructions in play. I took it out one night and charged 3 different phones over a 4 hour period and when I came home, I still had over 50% juice left. Yeah, the weight may be a down vote for a lot of people, but it's not a killer for me. And if someone tries to rob you, this makes a good device to club them in the head with.
soundeziner
4
Jul 13, 2018
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Really satisfied with this powerbank. It's been a great buy so far. I use it to power my audio recorder (Sound Devices MixPre 6) over USB-C and it lasted just as long -- to the minute - as my Anker 26800 Powercore+ and charges faster on the same charger. I'm curious to see how well it lasts over the long term, but so far I'm happy.
The only thing I'm not fond of is the "power button" on top. It's really just a button for the status indicator. Using the universal "power button" symbol led to a little confusion for us.
But again, compared to the Anker and a similar RAV power bank, this little thing is ever-so-slightly smaller and ever-so-slightly lighter. If you read a review where folks are complaining about weight, I can only imagine that they have not held and used comparable banks on the market.
kkerbrat
3
May 30, 2018
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Loved the power bank sadly mine just stopped working. Had it 3 months waiting on a response from manufacturer now. Have not got a responce from manufacturer
When it did work i used it to charge my phone when working in areas with no power available.
Sushiphage
23
Jul 15, 2018
kkerbratAccording to an amazon customer with a similar experience (with a port not working), their customer service seems rather unresponsive.
OngoingFreedom
3
Oct 1, 2019
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GREAT! Well, at first...
...but now that I’ve had it for a year or so, one of the USB-A 3.0 ports has stopped working and the display NEVER turns off. I only have used it maybe a dozen times.
It looks great and holds a lot of charge (enough to nearly, completely recharge my laptop one time), but I got this thing to be able to power two devices at a time. Also, the USB-C port is only rated to charge the battery, not plug devices into.
Recommends this product? No
Roddry
8
Feb 12, 2019
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It has just stopped working after a few months of use...
1 of the USB 3.0 QC is not working at all...
JHoff
1
Oct 30, 2018
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Worked great for the first six months then it started to fall apart. First one of the USB ports stopped working and then the plastic inside the metal case started to crack. Now the plastic case no longer fits in the metal case - its sticking out by an inch. Considering its weight, I would have expected it to be much more durable.
AyyDynamic
14
May 2, 2018
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Very nice quality and a large capacity for a great price. Plus QC and USB-C is almost a must have in today world.
EDIT: So After using it for 2 months, one of the USB's shorted out causing the unit to emit a strong odor and even some smoke out of the I/O port side. The USB-C and one of the USB-A's work fine, but it still omits a strong smell when using the device. Still working though, but for only having it for 2 months, it's sad to see this happen...
EDIT: So After using it for 2 months, one of the USB's shorted out causing the unit to emit a strong odor and even some smoke out of the I/O port side. The USB-C and one of the USB-A's work fine, but it still omits a strong smell when using the device. Still working though, but for only having it for 2 months, it's sad to see this happen...
mybludrunsorange
1
May 1, 2018
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I can only give these two stars due to quality/durability issues.
I purchased two of these from Massdrop within the last 6 months and I feel that the quality is generally good. However, the input port came loose from the circuit board on one of mine which rendered the unit useless. I should have sent it in for an exchange, but curiosity won so I opened it up. I found that the solder connecting the USB-C port to the board had broken loose making it impossible to charge the battery.
I will say that the battery did fall off of the bed onto carpet, but a 2-3ft drop shouldn't render a $60+ battery pack useless.
Full disclosure, this is probably not an indication of overall quality, but something that occurred due to the short drop described above. Either way, the unit gets docked for durability as a result.
Other than that, this is a solid battery pack and good value for the money.
I purchased two of these from Massdrop within the last 6 months and I feel that the quality is generally good. However, the input port came loose from the circuit board on one of mine which rendered the unit useless. I should have sent it in for an exchange, but curiosity won so I opened it up. I found that the solder connecting the USB-C port to the board had broken loose making it impossible to charge the battery.
I will say that the battery did fall off of the bed onto carpet, but a 2-3ft drop shouldn't render a $60+ battery pack useless.
Full disclosure, this is probably not an indication of overall quality, but something that occurred due to the short drop described above. Either way, the unit gets docked for durability as a result.
Other than that, this is a solid battery pack and good value for the money.
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Just completed my personal test of Naztech 26800 vs Anker 26800 PD. Controls: 1. Same USB-C port used on Macbook 2. Same Anker USB-C to USB-C cable used 3. Macbook placed in same location (never moved) 4. Naztech and Anker placed in same location while charging Macbook 5. USB-C cable plugged into power bank using same orientation 6. Both given 30 minutes to charge Macbook in sleep mode 7. Both battery packs near new condition and full charge before testing (both less than 30 days old)
Naztech results: Battery of Macbook before charging..~37% - After 30 minutes..~ 48% Anker results: Battery of Macbook before charging..~48% - After 30 minutes..~70%
Naztech charge = ~11% Anker PD charge = ~22%
Conclusion: Anker PD charged at twice the rate of Naztech. Anker cost $100 and Naztech $60.