T-CORE USB C Portable Charger 22.5W Fast Charging,one of The Smallest and Lightest 10000mAh External Battery Compact Power Bank for iPhone15 14 13 11 12pro max,Samsung S20/21/S22

The charger is actually very nice to look at and stands out during business meetings. It also does a very good job of charging iPhones and tablets. I have found it to hold the charge very well even after a few weeks of being in my bag.

This is a great charger. A little heavier than I expected but super compact and great for travel. The customer service is also top notch. I would definitely buy again.

UPDATE:Bought this in mid September, it stopped taking a charge mid November. I have tried multiple cords, plugs, and outlets. It flashes like it’s going to charge but when I check hours later it hasn’t increased. I haven’t carried it around a lot and bought the protective case so it hasn’t been dropped or treated roughly. It’s just a poor quality device.ORIGINAL:I really wanted to like this charger. Yes, it’s pocket-sized and it does charge electronics, which might be all you want. But it’s not very light, it drains VERY quickly (you are definitely not going to charge multiple devices), and it takes awhile for it to recharge. The digital readout is convenient since the charger may run out of power before your device is charged so you won’t be wasting your time waiting for a full charge.

I wanted the smallest USB-C PD power brick I could find. There seem to be none yet of the "lipstick" variety that were popular in the USB-A era; this was the best I could find. It is well made but it is quite heavy and thick. If you dropped it on your foot, it would hurt. It's slightly LARGER than my RavPower 61W USB-C+USB-A wall charger -- and it's heavier.If only this device included a USB-C PD 61W wall charger in the same size, as well as the power bank, it would be worth it at this size & weight. But on the plus side, it does actually do USB-C PD3 at 18W which is what my phone likes for fast charging. Won't charge my laptop tho, not enough watts.It has a relatively useless Lightning input port for charging it (it charges from USB-C without trouble).It has no buttons whatsoever. You shake the whole brick to turn on the little "100%" display that shows how charged it is. Hey, accelerometers are tiny, cheap and reliable now; good idea!

I love the fact that this is a very high quality battery, but small foot size. The item can quickly. It quickly charges my phone and my iPad. I love the indicator that let you know how much power is left. The color is vibrant and a king quickly through the mail.

Love the size and shape and it lasts a good while. Some may say it’s a bit heavy?? But it doesn’t bother me at all

Excellent product. Good capacity.

There are lots of reviews from people whining about the weight and or the size of this charger. They state the dementions and weight. So that's not an issue. The no button thing, yea a bit annoying. The center connection is an Apple lighting connection to only charge the unit back up kind of a waste. It works fine to charge ONE device at a time! If you try to charge 2, it will do it but when either finishes, BOTH STOP! THAT'S EVEN IF BOTH AREN'T FULLY CHARGED! Sometimes when you connect your phone via the C connector and it's fast charging, then you connect even a low power device, the low power device will charge and the C connection shuts off! Another thing, as with about all these little chargers, it will likely not fully charge a low power device such as your headphones. As they approach full charge they drop the amount of current they need to charge with. Most of these chargers will shut off when this drops to around 25 ma or even higher some even as high as 150 ma. Many low power devices will drop clear to only 5 to 10 ma when they hit 100%.There are a very few quality batter banks that have a timed mode that overcomes this by simply running for a specific time such as 2 hours. Most devices will charge in that time frame. So, in the end, this unit is fine to charge most items but be aware it may not charge your lower power devices fully and doing 2 at the same time will very likely result in one or the other NOT being fully charged! To it's credit, it does stay on to a pretty low drain point, so most things will change at least most of the way, even if the pull a very low current. Just be sure to charge ONE thing at a time!