Do you mean a car starter? Anker makes one and another one is coming
I just now checked Anker’s USA site and I see the USA starter is not listed, that could mean just not in stock.
What products are on your wishlist for Anker to make next?
Hello Anker!
I’d really appreciate to find some 90° USB-C adapters. Especially when using my phone in the dash dock in the car it would be great to handle cables better when you would provide a 90° adapter. This would really avoid breaking the USB port of smartphones.
Greetings from Germany
Sebastian
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Would you care to provide any details?
A lamp with wireless charging on the base!
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Think this has been mentioned a couple of times in reviews as a wish list feature…however I think until Apple come to the table with wireless charging for the iPhone it will most likely be on a back burner…
Why 
Analysts are saying the age of Apple is going downhill. So many people have other phones!
You’ve already seen this!
New car starter mentioned at 1m8s in.
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Yep but Anker also seems to favour Apple devices or products that use almost universal standards (such as anything USB)
Creating a product that would not be able to be used by one of the top phone manufacturers (or 60-80 million if Apple could shift all their upcoming handsets) seems unlikely but you never know…
Sorry I got a little confused about what you guys were talking about. Yes I’d already seen that. Thanks
It’s funny because Apple devices are the opposite of “standard”. Also, they do make wireless charging pads! A few actually! Isn’t Samsung one of the top phone manufacturers too?! They’ve had wireless charging since 2015.
Apple may not be standard (far from it on some aspects) but for a vast majority they are a go to brand, regardless of their cost vs spec values. True on your other points as well but the wireless charging pads are on a whole a simple design and cost effective products to produce for the Samsung’s and other Android devices which have wireless charging. I think before they implement a not fully universal charging method into a ‘niche’ product they will want all the main players singing from the same hymn sheet on specs.
At least for now all major devices support the USB protocol in some flavour or another, which makes implementing USB charging into niche products, like a lamp, a better option.
IMO 
Maybe a stereo. Anker has outstanding Bluetooth and like the lamps a power port to charge devices. In order to change from Aux to Bluetooth you have to press the button on the stereo itself. No room on remote. This is for a Samsung. More devices that are not apple.
Aren’t we supposed to see the car starter sometime this month
I don’t recall which month, but yes the impression is “about now”.
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Anker needs to make a portable charger with an AC outlet (much smaller than PowerHouse).
They also need to make a PowerCore Slim 10000 with USB-C.
Finally, they should make a light-up speaker, similar to Sony’s XBS-40 or JBL’s Pulse series.
On ear or over ear headphones.
Wall charger with side port! What don’t they have this already!
Disagree.
DC-AC-DC is very inefficient (*). Better to allow a dialable DC output and then attach the shape plug required.
The smaller the battery the less its Wattage, the less you can tolerate any inefficiencies. The Powerhouse with 434Wh can only give 160W, so you can imagine even smaller given even less. The Powerhouse can be inefficient (* not in itself but the DC-AC in itself combined with the AC-DC of the PSU of the device) because it has a lot of Wattage.
Currently the biggest portable charger Anker which makes besides the Powerhouse has a 30W output, from 100Wh, so the 160W from 434Wh is proportionally higher.
I do think Anker can make more Wattage from less energy, but you hit a wall of usefulness that more powerful devices will receive proportionately less recharge % from less energy.
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My Power Bank Vision:
PowerCore II Slim 10000
IQ 2.0
USB-C PD (one port for input and output together)
Full recharge in less than 3 hours.
$33
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I would sure like it if Anker would make something like this and expand it to a couple other models as well
Try our Anker PowerCore Case, hope this can meet you demand.
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00WTOZVAE
That is a good option but not for me. I sometimes will have to make several stops while using GPS in my truck with a magnetic holder. I don’t want to add bulk to my phone. I never leave my phone behind and using maps drains charge fast even with the battery pack. I need my phone to connect and re-charge. For now I just plug it into my USB cord every other stop to top it up.
This would be perfect for me if it is magnetic
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