Anker PowerCore 20100 - Ultra High Capacity Power Bank with one of the Most Powerful 4.8A Output, PowerIQ Technology for iPhone 7 /6s /SE, iPad and Samsung Galaxy S8 / S7 and More (Black)
From ANKER, America's Leading USB Charging Brand • Faster and safer charging with our advanced technology • 10 million+ happy users and counting
Ultra-High Capacity Enough power to keep you going for days. Charge an iPhone 7 almost seven times, a Galaxy S6 five times or an iPad mini twice.
High-speed Charging Technology Exclusive to Anker, PowerIQ and VoltageBoost combine to ensure your devices charge at their their fastest possible charge speed. Does not support Qualcomm Quick Charge.
Enormous 4.8A Output Industry leading output of 4.8 amps provides enough power to simultaneously charge any combination of devices at full speed.
MultiProtect Safety System Surge protection, short circuit protection and more advanced safety features keep you and your devices safe.
Matte Finish Enhances grip and doesn't leave smudges or fingerprints.
For Optimal Use: • Use the included cable, your original cable or a third-party certified one (such as MFi). • Compatible with the new 12 inch MacBook 2015 (USB-C to USB 2.0 cable needed), Apple and Android smartphones, tablets (including the Nexus 7) and other USB-charged devices except for the iPod nano, iPod Classic, HP TouchPad, Dell Venue 11 Pro, Asus tablets and some GPS and Bluetooth devices.
Latest comments (48)
Mr.Sinnister
21 Aug 17#31
Hi actually one of these got taken off me on a flight from Turkey to Birmingham . they were checking everyone's hand luggage. They told me that it was new regulations and they disposed of it. I was gutted but they were taking them from other people too.
19DembaBa19 to Mr.Sinnister
21 Aug 17#35
Why would you carry it with you I also keep it in my storage and use iPhone charger
Mr.Sinnister to 19DembaBa19
21 Aug 17#39
I had in my hand luggage. I have always done it on the past but they were checking everyone's hand luggage and confiscating power packs. They didn't reimburse me or offer to ship it. I didn't have a bag shipping over. Only had hand luggage
Rastafari to Mr.Sinnister
21 Aug 17#40
I would definitely not have allowed the theft of my belongings and would have complained at the highest level.
happpychappy to Rastafari
21 Aug 17#41
Not always a wise move with airport security! Hope you like the sound of rubber gloves being snapped on for the resulting intimate search :joy:
Rastafari to happpychappy
21 Aug 17#43
Nonsense. I don't accept poor service anywhere, wheth at an airport or anywhere.
happpychappy to Rastafari
22 Aug 17#44
Think you need to grow up a bit, this is nothing to do with poor service. Restrictions and regulations are put in place for good reason based on safety and security. If you decide to take the risk of flaunting them and get caught then you accept the consequences of losing your restricted items. Put up a fight over it and I'd say its cast iron certainty you'll end up missing your flight and spending time in a cell, go ahead and test it if you like, let us know how you get on!
Rastafari to happpychappy
22 Aug 17#45
Codswallop. Airport security staff are private firms, not government agencies. They make up their own "rules" as they go along, as they like. There's no consistency across airports even in the same country. If the staff are being unreasonable, challenge them by complaining to their manager. I always do. By being scared of them and bending over to take whatever they want to do to you, you're contributing to allowing these firms to do exactly as they please.
Mr.Sinnister to Rastafari
22 Aug 17#47
I did actually call for the manager and spoke to him. They said blame your government for putting restrictions on what we can fly into the UK with! It's bizarre they let you fly out but not in. I agree with the other posters a complaint would have got nowhere. I tried and they refused and I'm sure they would have stopped me boarding the flight if I didn't agree! They done three check point stops on everyone's hand luggage to ensure they missed nothing and believe me they didn't
MattP79 to Rastafari
21 Aug 17#42
Blame our government - who won't give a toss. The flight operator and tour operators do their best to warn you that our government forbid any electronics larger than a smartphone or thicker than 1.5cm from being taken into the cabin when flying to the UK from several countries, including Turkey. When I flew back from Turkey in May I placed my battery pack in a jacket pocket, folded the jacket over and placed it in my carry on bag... My phone was taken out of my bag and I had to show it worked - ditto for wife and also her camera - but they didn't find my battery pack. Not that I recommend it. Also, I have concerns about placing any battery powered electronics in the hold luggage - exactly where our government wants you tablet and laptop computers... Muppets!
Mr.Sinnister to MattP79
22 Aug 17#48
They were extremely vigilant on my occasion and literally had three hand luggage checks, each a few metres away from the next. And they stopped you on everyone and checked everything
Rastafari to Mr.Sinnister
21 Aug 17#36
So I assume they either offered to check in your bag for free, or to reimburse you for consifcation of your property?
hanson53
22 Aug 17#46
£28 on my ends
badasschris
21 Aug 17#38
I got this Aukey one with quick charge 3, it's currently £19 but I got it in a lightning sale for £14 so might go down again. Very happy with it, especially the fast charging with my phone and its just slim enough to fit in my switch case
A good battery bank. It's a shame you can't take these on aeroplanes. Perfectly fine to take on a plane :smile:
CDR to K1LLER_HORNET
21 Aug 17#6
I have this, and have taken it on planes - Wasn't aware I couldn't
K1LLER_HORNET to CDR
21 Aug 17#27
My bad, the last time I looked I was reading that 20,000 mAh was the limit allowed. Now it looks like you're allowed 100 Wh. This powerbank provides 75 Wh so it is fine.
Mistakes were made :worried:
nitro228 to K1LLER_HORNET
21 Aug 17#30
Is the 20,100mAh based on the 3.7V of the internal battery or the 5V output? Never known which it is.
K1LLER_HORNET to nitro228
21 Aug 17#37
The Anker website states it provides 75 Wh so it must be based on 3.7v.
Cant put one in the hold, taking it on with your hand luggage is fine.
nbgrobbo to K1LLER_HORNET
21 Aug 17#15
You absolutely can take these battery packs on a plane, but must be as hand luggage. This is due to fire risk, as they get incredibly hot if they go up.
hotukdealls
21 Aug 17#34
isn't this expired?
Mr.Sinnister
21 Aug 17#33
The strange thing is I flew from Birmingham and it was fine. It was on the way back they checked my hand luggage and took it. They had a template they were checking the size of the power banks with and it would have to have been a lot smaller to pass
Mr.Sinnister
21 Aug 17#32
So I would be careful telling people that they can take these on flights. My flight was just a few weeks ago
Rox598
21 Aug 17#20
"doesn't ship to northern Ireland"
God i hate that crap
JDM1988 to Rox598
21 Aug 17#21
Biggest pile of balls that.. I used to get them delivered to Northern Ireland and then something changed and it's hard to get anker now unless it's stocked over here already.. hateful
jonty to JDM1988
21 Aug 17#24
It's because of rules transporting them. Basically it's a mess and only a certain amount can be transported together in theory. I presume some post is sent to NI by plane which makes it even harder
Rox598 to JDM1988
21 Aug 17#28
Yeah something definitely changed and it might have to do with royal mail I'm not sure bit Amazon have their own logistics here so I don't get it, we can send batteries from here.
I'd rather not buy one from ebay
jnm21 to JDM1988
21 Aug 17#29
It was RM - they kept holding the parcels as suspicious & taking weeks to deliver them - happened with this very item for me & also with cleaning products - can understand them being cautious, but it is annoying.
EDIT Oh and amazon did not help - some labelling on the parcel would have helped, e.g. contains Lithium battery. I think some retailers mark them as do not fly - surface mail only. There must be a market for an NI mail forwarding service - take recently I wanted to order a £40 hand luggage case - until £25 delivery was added, instead of free for mainland!
CrispyUK
21 Aug 17#26
Looks like they realised these were getting double-discounted and took the extra 20% promotion away, glad I snapped one up at 1am for 17.99 :grin:
argosextra
21 Aug 17#23
Either way waste of money buy a cheaper cable
zermattbusby to argosextra
21 Aug 17#25
???
Gazzie
21 Aug 17#22
I bought this for £28.99 last week minus the 20% off. Anyone know if Amazon will refund the difference?
Akz11
21 Aug 17#19
Heat added! :grin:
hadouken888
21 Aug 17#18
Showing as 22.49 at checkout now
Davisonla
21 Aug 17#17
How many times can it charge to 7.
argosextra
21 Aug 17#16
Do you have to charge this or put cable in and connect your phone
Baz417
21 Aug 17#14
Kindly change the price to £22.49 as no 20% code is present. Heat given as it's still good price for a reputable brand. Bought it many times from then and always received good service
ristac
21 Aug 17#13
Heat added for the price although I can't see the 20% off code but... a lot of one star reviews from longer term users all experiencing similar problems
snoopy88
21 Aug 17#12
Also cant find code?
JmeBud
21 Aug 17#11
Have this gone, can't find the 20% code?
888eyeball
21 Aug 17#10
where is the 20% off code?
19DembaBa19
21 Aug 17#8
What does this do
zermattbusby
21 Aug 17#7
Thanks OP - ordered
lchatwin
21 Aug 17#5
Thanks ordered. Heat added.
Batmobile543
21 Aug 17#3
20% off worked. Wooh
decanay
21 Aug 17#2
^^ Probably won't last - get your orders in quick :party:
decanay
21 Aug 17#1
Update the OP with the 20% OFF promotion info and the price is currently £17.99 at checkout. Great price :thumbsup:
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£22.49
@ Amazon
Anker PowerCore 20100
High-speed-charging, long-lasting, portable power.
From ANKER, America's Leading USB Charging Brand
• Faster and safer charging with our advanced technology
• 10 million+ happy users and counting
Ultra-High Capacity
Enough power to keep you going for days. Charge an iPhone 7 almost seven times, a Galaxy S6 five times or an iPad mini twice.
High-speed Charging Technology
Exclusive to Anker, PowerIQ and VoltageBoost combine to ensure your devices charge at their their fastest possible charge speed. Does not support Qualcomm Quick Charge.
Enormous 4.8A Output
Industry leading output of 4.8 amps provides enough power to simultaneously charge any combination of devices at full speed.
MultiProtect Safety System
Surge protection, short circuit protection and more advanced safety features keep you and your devices safe.
Matte Finish
Enhances grip and doesn't leave smudges or fingerprints.
For Optimal Use:
• Use the included cable, your original cable or a third-party certified one (such as MFi).
• Compatible with the new 12 inch MacBook 2015 (USB-C to USB 2.0 cable needed), Apple and Android smartphones, tablets (including the Nexus 7) and other USB-charged devices except for the iPod nano, iPod Classic, HP TouchPad, Dell Venue 11 Pro, Asus tablets and some GPS and Bluetooth devices.
Latest comments (48)
amazon.co.uk/160…c=1
It's a shame you can't take these on aeroplanes.Perfectly fine to take on a plane :smile:
My bad, the last time I looked I was reading that 20,000 mAh was the limit allowed. Now it looks like you're allowed 100 Wh. This powerbank provides 75 Wh so it is fine.
Mistakes were made :worried:
anker.com/pro…012
God i hate that crap
I'd rather not buy one from ebay
EDIT Oh and amazon did not help - some labelling on the parcel would have helped, e.g. contains Lithium battery. I think some retailers mark them as do not fly - surface mail only. There must be a market for an NI mail forwarding service - take recently I wanted to order a £40 hand luggage case - until £25 delivery was added, instead of free for mainland!
DON'T PAY £22.49
Anker PowerCore 20100 - Ultra High Capacity Power Bank with one of the Most Powerful 4.8A Output, PowerIQ Technology for iPhone 7 /6s /SE, iPad and Samsung Galaxy S8 / S7 and More (Black)
£22.49 £17.99