Why this one
Recommended by Android Central and supported by exact-model Techtest and techAU use. It is much lighter than the larger shortlisted banks, with a built-in cable and enough measured output for about two reference-phone charges.
Specifications and sources
- Cell capacity
- 10,000 mAh; maker page does not give a Wh figure
- Cable and indication
- Built-in USB-C cable and battery display
- Shared output
- 24 W maximum across multiple connections
What independent testers found
Techtest, Michael Barton
Measured 30.434 Wh at 5 V/1 A from a 213 g sample. That supports an estimated 2.16 charges of a reference 12 Wh phone after the site's phone-loss allowance; sustained maximum output caused heat-related interruptions.
Techtest, Michael Barton test ↗, checked 2026-10-29
techAU, Neerav Bhatt
Several weeks of Pixel 8 Pro use showed convenient pocket charging with the built-in cable. The reviewer found the screen hard to read in bright sunshine and worried about the exposed cable snagging.
techAU, Neerav Bhatt test ↗, checked 2026-10-29
What owners report
Best Buy owners repeatedly like the built-in cable and portable size, but report widely differing numbers of phone charges; many reviews are incentivised. An owner who identifies A1259 reports an iPhone 15 Pro charging-direction problem, which is an isolated compatibility report.
Limits and cautions
- The tester records 36 Wh, slightly below the 37 Wh guide. The maker page gives mAh only; no nominal voltage has been assumed.
- The two-charge estimate uses a 12 Wh reference battery, not two observed cycles of a named phone. Larger phones and use while charging reduce it.
- This is the A1259 with a fixed cable, not the newer retractable Nano. Lightning phones require a separate compatible cable.
- Treat 30 W as a maximum, not sustained laptop power. The built-in cable can snag; separate USB-C and USB-A ports remain available.
- Public model-specific conformity and detailed protection documentation were not verified. Euronics states a 24-month warranty and provides an Irish returns route.
See it in use
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