PowerCore 13000 | The Review

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Today I will be reviewing the PowerCore 13000
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First let’s start out with some specs. This powerbank has 13,000mAh of battery. It also sports two USB-A (standard USB) IQ ports to charge things with. It charges with micro-USB, which is kind of disappointing since it could be USB-C.

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When I first took it out of the box, there were a few things I noticed.

~it’s small and light. It can pretty much fit in the palm of my hand.
~it’s plastic is hard, and high quality
~it comes in a nice mesh bag to keep it safe, and keep cables organized

I really like the mesh bag, because I keep a micro-USB cable, and a lighting cable in the bag with it, which is super convenient. The mesh bag is very well made. I won’t be expecting it to break anytime soon.

Another thing that I noticed, is that when I plug a cable to it, the battery pack automatically turns on. This feature just makes using this powerbank more convenient.

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I did one times charge. My iPhone XR was at 37%, and I charged for 15 minutes exactly. When it was done it was 57%. So it charged 20% in 15 minutes. Since this has IQ charging, it will charge your device as quickly as it can be through a USB-A port.

Here I have some pictures for size comparison. The domino is to put some perspective on the width.

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Thanks for reading this review! If you have any questions let me know! If they’re good enough I might add them to the main post :grin::wink:

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#2

And now for the magic trick!

Nice review :+1:

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#3

I do card magic :grin:

#4

Good review. How is the mesh bag? Does it fill like it can last long?

#5

Yes it is. It’s very well made. I will expect it to last at least as long as the battery :grin:

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#6

Good review… does it charge other devices while itself is being charged?

And this time I read the complete review and found no tricky questions in review :wink:

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#7

I don’t think this is generally safe to do with battery packs :wink:

Well done :joy::wink::sunglasses:

#8

There are some instances it is useful, example for security cams, Raspberry Pi Projects etc… Powercore Fusion does it, https://www.anker.com/products/A1621011

With Anker’s technology, safety is built in

#9

Yes, I’m not saying it’s not useful. It’s just not what should generally be done :wink:.

#10

I really love the objects you used for size comparison

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#11

Very nice!! I agree with @ktkundy that the objects used for size comparison were good choices!

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#12

I use this feature extensively, so mentioned it. Have the fusion already,

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#13

Ooh, sweet. I hope you leave a review for it :grin:

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#14

I have a lot of Anker items I need to write reviews for :smile: will do it one of these days

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#15

Good review and size comparison photos @Anjou1888 :thumbsup:

But no hidden test this time :cry: :laughing:

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#16

Did you like the test :grin::joy::sunglasses:

#17

great review and photos!

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#18

Nice review. Thanks for all the eye candy aka pics.

#19

Thanks for the review!!