i would be using the gopro usb-c cable it came with.

While i own many Xiaomi powerbanks, i want to give out some old Xiaomi ones while keeping at least one old that can charge my iPod Classic (The latest Xiaomi powerbank that i own, a Mi 50W PB 20000, DOESN'T charges my iPod, wich's weird since the other 20k older ones that i have DOES. So i want to keep at least ONE old one that does!)

I'm looking for the following specs:

-20K is a MUST (25K is ok too)
-At least 45-65W of power output (Fast/Ultra Fast charge on a Galaxy S23+ and around, like when plugged to the official SAMSUNG 45W wall adapter USB-C thing)
-1-2 USB-A and C ports (Phones, devices and of course the iPod Classic. The more ports the better)
-MUST be able to charge the iPod Classic as the only connected device! (This is IMPORTANT)
-Battery number % LED, NOT 4 dots etc (Minus one exception mentioned below, but...)
-Be able to get charged in like 2-3 hours via USB-C cable with a 45W C-to-C wall adapter (For "hurry up!" moments)
-Must be able to be sent to Spain (Amazon sense)
-EUROPEAN CONNECTOR COMPATIBLE!!

Options that i've so-so found so far are, with pros and cons:

-UGREEN Nexode Power Bank 100W 20000mAhUGREEN Nexode Power Bank 100W 20000mAh

This one seems to fit all the needs, but no info about the iPod topic, but also some people says that after 3-4 months since their purchase that they stopped working or something, wich's a bit suspicious

-Xiaomi 33w Power Bank 20000mAh Integrated cable

While it is 33W, it has a self-included cable to be charged with, for example, my 45W SAMSUNG USB-C to C wall adapter. Although the cable's pretty short and no battery % shown

-Xiaomi 165w Power Bank 10000 Integrated Cable

Although it's 10K and very small? it has a strong output, but a comment on Amazon says that it's got 4 2500Mah batteries inside and while recharging a drone (Not my case) it wasn't enough, or something, wich might not mean that it could have a proper output or something

If someone owns one of these powerbanks (Specially the UGREEN) and has an iPod Classic, can ya guys test out if they charge the iPod correctly, please?

If there are other trustworthy alternatives lemme know. I've seen ones like FRESH N REBEL, Belkin (A bit overpriced tho), etc...

Hey everyone, thanks in advance for any discussion and help. I appreciate it a lot

I’m coming from the anker at 325 (20,000mah which has 2 USBA, and 1 micro + 1 usbc In only to charge)

Since my new devices are all the USB-C (AirPod, iPhone etc) I’m looking for a power Bank that maybe has only USBC or maybe one USBA and the rest USBC

I’m leaving to backpack around Asia and Latin America(again) for the next couple years and want something that’s both reliable, and rugged. I recently got the ultra slim anker 5k MagSafe for day trips, but often times I do multi day hikes, or spend extended periods of time in the Amazon rainforest where having that larger capacity is invaluable.

I’m only travelling with my phone and AirPods (not kindle, no laptop etc)

What power banks would you suggest that aren’t wide in thickness like the newer block type ankers 5(akward to fit in my tech pouch). I also don’t want a built in cable

Thanks again!

Edit- I chose the I ended up going Iniu p62-e1. Was exactly what I was looking for

Hey there y'all, I'm going to go on the Arizona Trail soon, and was hoping for some advice on a power bank. I was wondering if anyone could point me in the right direction here.

First of all, I will not lie, even though I plan NOT to use electronics much and enjoy the nature, I would love the security of the bigger capacity of a 20,000 mah bank, even though I know I could be fine with a 10,000, most likely. I want to take my pictures and be able to be in touch with my folks back home if available, and I'm considering the extra 10k power a luxury item, so can survive the extra oz.

I was looking at the Anker PowerCore 325, but the recharge time is abysmal. Does anyone have an alternative 20,000 mah bank that does not take such a long time to charge?

Hi,

my friends and I plan to do some short trips with our kids - 4 days max, ~7 km per day, since the kids are around 5 yo.
I will need to charge a phone, maybe a head lamp(s), maybe a torch light. I was thinking about getting two 10k mAh, since one can get broken + when we go for a shorter trip, I could take with me just one power bank. There is almost no weight difference between 2x10k and 1x20k (e.g., 2 x 181 g vs 386 g).
I know the solar power banks are waste of money, but would you suggest to buy an "outdoor" power bank with moist/dust protection or is a dry/zip bag safe enough?

Thanks for your comments!