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2024-09-06 16:57:59| Engadget

Modern life dictates that the longer you have a smartphone, the crappier the battery gets. Thats where power banks come in. One of Ankers leading 5K models for iPhones has dropped to its lowest price ever. The power bank is just $18, down from $26. This is a well-regarded product. As a matter of fact, a variant of this model made our list of the best power banks. Its portable and doesnt even beef up the iPhone too much when attached. It offers 12W fast charging and provides 20 hours of additional smartphone use. Thats a whole lot of doomscrolling, or even joyscrolling. It folds up and can easily fit into a pocket or bag when not in use. The power bank also includes the companys ActiveShield safety system that continuously monitors the temperature to avoid overheating. While advertised as being for iPhones, the power bank is also great for iPads and even some retro iPods. That leads us to the main downside of this device. It uses a Lightning connector, so it wont work with newer iPhones or iPads with USB-C ports. However, iPhones had a Lighting connector all the way up to the iPhone 14. Statistically, youre probably reading this on one of those iPhones right now. If thats true, this is a great power bank for the money. Follow @EngadgetDeals on Twitter and subscribe to the Engadget Deals newsletter for the latest tech deals and buying advice.This article originally appeared on Engadget at https://www.engadget.com/deals/this-anker-5k-power-bank-for-iphones-is-cheaper-than-ever-145758805.html?src=rss


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