I’ll be testing a Rofis MR70 flashlight with a 5500 mAH battery. It is a flashlight and a power bank Will post a review later.
SURVEY: A Flashlight on Your Portable Charger?
Ouch, 80bucks for 3500 lumens.
The high quality 18650 or 26650 cells Anker uses have enough amperage output to do both simultaneously.
I used to have a power bank with a built-in light and although I didn’t use it much, I really appreciated having it when I did need it. But if you want to be a little ambitious, how about a modular system of accessories? You could have a flashlight attachment, a fan attachment or even a lighter (one of those new USB-rechargeable plasma arc lighters). Pretty much any small gadget whose size is more battery than gadget would be a good candidate!
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Thanks for your suggestion!
Remember further up, I showed a photo of a modular “torch head”, well I used it on the power bank I won via the PD and that works fine.
So I add a guff the same way I add a photo? If so, I’ll giff me using it… If I can work it out, if not a couple pics, showing g sequence.
Yup. These fancy lights are for flashaholics and not for the average consumer 
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I’m I allowed to post a review of the Rofis M70 on this board? 
It’s a cool flashlight: main head = cool white and side light = warm white (yellowish). Power bank function requires a USB-A female to micro USB female. 5000 mAh capacity.
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In the past it was much simpler and were called a plain…
FLASHER
I know this is an older topic but …
I had a couple of batteries with a flashlight built in. Hated it. More than one occasion, the flashlight would turn on accidentally and drain the battery. So annoying when that happens!
Also, pretty much everyone has a smartphone these days with quick access to the flashlight. I think that should be sufficient.
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Yeah, we will consider every situation and make a finally decision. Thanks for your good feedback!
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I bought a few of these:
for under £1
They are very bright! I put them on the usb port of the PowerCores as a makeshift PowerBank/Torch 
Hoping to see some new product coming out with good integration @AnkerTechnical 
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Whilst just randomly scrolling through Amazon, I found this…
It seems to answer most people’s concerns n questions… Have a look/butcher’s
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That’s interesting, I wonder if they use a super capacitor to charge and power the light? I mean if I was to build a high powered light into a batterypack that’s what I would do to.
I prefer a powerbank with a flashlight, which is one of the (minor) reasons the last powerbank I bought wasn’t an Anker.
Something mulitifunctional is always a good thing.
Why not just use a phone is a good question.
Maybe if the powerbank was waterproof it could be used when an phone can’t.
A phone is just a light shining in all directions, the powerbank could have a more focused light that shines as a beam, making it more like a real flashlight.
Many powerbanks are quite big. I have a 26000 mAh version with a light. I never tested it all the way to zero but I think teh light lasts at least 20 hours.
No it isn’t super bright. But it can be quite useful when the power is out for a long time.
It’s just an extra you won’t use on daily basis. Just like many people carry a swiss pocket knife with all sort of tools that are rarely used. But still it’s a good thing to be prepared.
Thank you @AnkerTechnical 
Can you send me one of the Torch/Chargers when it’s been made please x
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If I get one, I will hand it over to you,
because I see really no sense for such a combination.
But this is only my humble opnion.