Belkin UltraCharge 20,000mAh Power Bank, USB-C Cable

“This Belkin power bank is pretty good for the price, 20,000 mAh and 45W, which is still fast. Belkin has bigger and faster ones, but for about £50, this one's a steal and great for travel, even on planes. And with Balkin's price difference from 20000 mah to 10000 mah, being just under £10. This 20000 mah is a steal!It has a built-in 20cm long nylon braided USB-C cable that wraps around, plus a USB-C and a USB-A port, so you can charge three things at once. 10,000 mAh is plenty and should last a 10-hour flight from the UK to the Indian Ocean, plus our layover which we plan to take soon. It can fash, charge an iPhone 17 pro from 0 to 50% in 22 minutes. And it provides a 114 hours of battery life on average.We like the digital display to check the charge, and with the layover, I can just plug it into a lounge charger to top it up. It comes pre-charged, which is awesome – I can grab it a day before my trip and not worry about charging it beforehand.Compared to others, it's not super cheap, but it's made to work well and last.We've been buying Belkin for years. Their offerings are tough, lasts a long time, and their warranty and customer service are great, which keeps me coming back when I need something reliable.This version does not charge my devices wirelessly, but Belkin make models which do.We also like that it doesn't get too hot when charging multiple devices.It comes fully assembled in a nice Belkin box that protects the power bank and i can tell from the workmanship and the feel that this device is built to last has a slick rounded corners design and a nice shade of ivory for its casing.Unlike some other brands, this is Belkin; they promise reliability and durability and offer a great guarantee, and this is a solid little device.5 stars”

“Belkin, as always, offers great quality. I own a number of Belkin products and you can nearly always rely on them to be well-made and reliable. This one is no different. The build quality is good - Yes, it's made from plastic, but it feels sturdy and made to last.All of the components are well presented. In the package, you get the 20 000mAh battery pack and a built in USB C lead. When stowed, the cable hangs out the top of the battery pack and forms a loop. I'm not entirely sure if this is designed to be used to hang the battery pack from. If it is, it means that you wll be putting a lot of stress on the built in lead. It seems like a strange design choice. Upon checking the listing, it does say that this can be used as a carry strap. Personally, I won't be doing that. The battery pack curently comes in at £49.99. That's pretty pricey for a powerbank. You can certainly get cheaper powerbanks.On the powerbank itself, there is a numerical readout, from 100 to zero. Just press the power button and the percentage left will show on the small display. As well as the built in lead, you also get two USB ports on the powerbank - one USB A and one USB C. The 20000mAh capacity is huge. Most of the power banks that I own are 10 000mAh. This one is actually not much bigger than Belkin's 10 000mAh power bank, which I also own.”