Power Up Your Nintendo Switch With Anker's All-New PD PowerCores!
great info!!!
It better integrate the wireless charging that will be the most charging in new model phone and other new device
Pointless, Wireless charging on a battery pack is super inefficient
Nice find. I donāt own a Nintendo Switch but they look great and I need to show these to my friends. They have a couple of these for themselves and their children. Its good to see a new partnership for Anker.
Besides the Nintendo Switch Logo, what is so special about these Nintendo Switch version battery packs as opposed to what Anker already has out thatās equivalent to these? 
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Anker worked closely with Nintendo to calibrate its battery technology to intelligently deliver fast charging to the Nintendo Switch. This means that the Nintendo Switch can be fast charged from 0% to 100% in just under 3 hours ā even during gameplay ā when connected to Ankerās new certified power packs.[/quote]
Product Specifications
PowerCore 20100 Nintendo Switch Edition
Battery Type: Li-ion UL Certified Batteries
Capacity: 20100mAh / 72.36Wh (Up to 15 of additional hours of playtime)
PD USB-C Input: 5V=3A, 9V=3A, 15V=2A, 20V=1.5A
PD USB-C Output: 5V=3A, 9V=2.6A, 15V=1.6A
Standard USB-A Output: 5V=2A
Weight: 12.6oz
MSRP: $89.99 USD
PowerCore 13400 Nintendo Switch Edition
Battery Type: Li-ion UL Certified Batteries
Capacity: 13400mAh/48.24Wh (Up to 9 additional hours of playtime)
PD Input: 5V=3A, 9V=2.5A, 15V=1.4A, 20V=1.0A
PD Output: 5V=3A, 9V=2.5A, 15V=1.5A
PowerIQ Output: 5V=1.5A
Weight: 10.7oz
MSRP: $69.99 USD
Next week you will see another brand cooperation project.
Seems like Anker is firing on all cylinders at the moment 
World domination next? 
Seems very expensive for a power bankā¦ How.much is an official spare battery pack?
Let me guessā¦ Razer.
Most PD battery packs are expensive
Mario Kart 8 and Splatoon 2!
Yes! Exactly what we need! They look beautiful though too. Would love to see a smaller one so that I can carry it inside my case with my Switch. But I guess it would be difficult because of the amount of power it has. Either way, I want one of these so bad!
@TechnicallyWell, I take it that you have the Switch. Do these new PowerCores appeal to you as an owner?
Yes, I love the Switch and Iāve been using a regular Anker Power IQ power bank (5V at 2.4A = 12 watts) to charge it. With this setup, the Switch will only charge if itās off. If Iām playing the Switch while itās connected to the power bank, it will still lose power (although, at a slower rate) as the 12 watts isnāt quite enough (the Switch needs about 18 watts to play and charge at the same time).
Since these new Nintendo Switch power banks can deliver over 20 watts, itās enough to charge the system while playing it at the same time.