Top 5 Best Power Banks of All Time!

Power banks are an essential for all - young and adults alike. Be it when you’re travelling and need the last trickling drops of juice to complete the report or answer the calls of your concerned loved ones on a night out - a right power bank can deliver you forever from such worries without being too heavy on your pocket and handbag. If you’re a person, like me who always have only the last bit of charge remaining on their phones before they leave their place, then you might find the below power banks that have been my constant throughout the same.

1. Imuto 20K Taurus X4 portable charger

By far the best power bank I have come across till now that has exceptional charging facility without any leaking or hassle at all. At a staggering capacity of 20,000 mAh this power bank can take it all - from smartphones, iPads to Macbook that too for multiple times at a single charge.

Apart from its rocket powerhouse, it also has a sleek design weighing only 458 grams, that can charge your iPhone 7 times, iPad 4.5 times. And that’s not even all, unlike all other power banks Imuto has a single touch display that shows you exactly the amount of charge left in your power bank. Convenient and confusion-less unlike the others where there are LEDs pointing whether your bank possesses or not any charge. There’s also a beacon-like torch at the front that catches your eye the very first time apart from the display screen. It is available in snazzy red and pale white and a muted black and gold and is available at only £25 with a 12 month warranty.

2. Juice Power Station 11K high capacity portable power bank

Boasting of a Lithium ion battery of 11,200 mAh, this power bank is known for its colorful, compact size and its suitability to teens and adults. The Juice Power Station has capacity enough to charge six smartphones fully, weighing around 250g (lighter than Imuto) and having a pocket-size to it. Available at all rainbow colors of light blue, pink, red this power bank is a fit-for-all occasions. Available at only £19.98 on Amazon, you can also opt for the smaller one at only £9.99 with a capacity of 2,800 mAh for saving you from getting caught with no charge on a night travel.

3. IonSlim 10K

Though there have been many power banks that I have come across, but this is the most good looking power bank. It is elegant and looks sophisticated - as if made from anodized aircraft aluminium. Charging the iPhone up to four times it also has a USB-C port with a 30w output providing a 40pc boost in emergency situations, it has the capacity of 10,300 mAh. Having two USB ports it can charge two devices at once, offering pass-through charging and cleverly, the efficient circuitry prioritizes charging your connected device first and then funnels the extra energy to your IonBank itself at the same time. Available at £94.95, this is almost a steal of the power bank.

4. Belkin 5K Pocket Power

Slim, light and pocket friendly this power bank has a capacity of 5,000mAh. Comes with a 6-inch power cable, Belkins wins points for aesthetics, easy-to-spot festival look, its sleek and muted and comes in a silvery light grey, black. It takes around three hours to completely charge would not diminish 50pc even after a year’s time left dormant. With a 2 year limited warranty to the power bank itself, making your device protected from any electrical damage up to a value of £1,500.

Belkin 5K Pocket Power is available at £24.99 only.

5. Aukey Quick Charge 20K Lightning Power Bank

A pocket-size powerhouse, the Aukey Quick Charge is impressive in terms of weight-to-power ratio. Weighing about 388 grams and a capacity of 20,000 mAh with two USB ports with 2.4A output individually but can handle up to 3.4A with a LED indicator, and comes with a micro-USB (lightning) cable and 24-month warranty.

Available at only £19.99 on Amazon, this power bank is apt for those unplanned weekend getaways that has lighter travel weight.

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Richard is a technophile who enjoys blogging, trekking and making vlogs in his spare time. Richard has been in the disc printing industry for more than a decade now.