Phone power banks

[T Rev]

Will shortly be off grid for a few days.
Can anyone recommend a reasonable priced power bank for our iPhones.
We have a couple of iPhone SE and an iPad.
Thanks
T

 

[Oldrat]

Anything made by Anker

Top stuff reasonable prices

 

[Langtoftlad]

I don't know if this relevant to the OP or anyone else on a MH forum but be aware there is a maximum size that airlines allow onboard.

I recently bought an Anker 325 [ 20,000 mAh which is within airline limits ] and I'm very happy with it.

 

[Tombola]

This one works a treat for me has a fast charging port and various outlets

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B099F29H7Y?tag=mhf04-21

 

[Al n Val]

Anker

I have 2 and both are excellent

even charges my ipad pro

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[Cal54]

Another vote for Anker - I also have 2 .

 

[dash300]

This one goes everywhere with us and compliant when flying abroad. Decent quality and performance.

https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07YPS5JC5/?tag=mhf04-21

 

[Simon Meadwell]

We got one from Aldi perfectly ok. Probably be on line now.

 

[Carpmart]

Anything made by Anker

Top stuff reasonable prices

Agree

 

[philann]

We bought a couple of these from Amazon for our USA trip and cruise, excellent bits of kit with 4 different built in cables

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09FX56WT8?tag=mhf04-21

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[autorouter]

I don't know if this relevant to the OP or anyone else on a MH forum but be aware there is a maximum size that airlines allow onboard.

The limit is 100Wh energy capacity. The voltage is about 3.6V, so that means the Ah capacity is 100 / 3.6 = 27.777Ah, or as is usually written as 27,777mAh. But that depends on the voltage. The biggest ones I've seen on sale are just over 26,000mAh.

 

[Boringfrog]

Will shortly be off grid for a few days.
Can anyone recommend a reasonable priced power bank for our iPhones.
We have a couple of iPhone SE and an iPad.
Thanks
T

Off grid in your van? Use the leisure battery.

 

[PaulC70]

Anker are great though the one I use is this one by iniu https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07YPS5JC5/?tag=mhf04-21 Charges iphones, ipad and even charges my macbook air!

 

[Carpmart]

Just as a left field suggestion, do you have a lithium jump starter pack? If you do, they usually have a USB socket or two, so are kind of a pseudo power bank. if you dont, then why not get one (with USB sockets) and you have two functions in one.

 

[carolyn]

I have an Anker one as well. Very handy for airplane travel. Also keep it in the rucksack if we’re out on really long walks and use google maps a lot. That uses my iPhone battery quite quickly, not as bad on my iphone14. Worse if it’s really hot though.

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[poppycamper]

Off grid in your van? Use the leisure battery.

That was my thoughts.. but did not like to ask.
Off grid could mean anything..

 

[Revolvor]

Just as a left field suggestion, do you have a lithium jump starter pack? If you do, they usually have a USB socket or two, so are kind of a pseudo power bank. if you don't

, then why not get one (with USB sockets) and you have two functions in one.

And it may also include a torch that can flash SOS!

 

[T Rev]

Thanks everyone.
Didn’t realise the usb sockets were from the leisure battery so that’s a bonus.
We will be without a EHO for a few days so have ordered a cheap battery backup from Argos for when we are using the phones to navigate whilst walking.

Thanks again
T

 

[Larafach]

Another vote for Anker. I’ve got a couple and I get 3 about 3 full mobile phone charges from them.