This is significantly stronger than the previous PowerCore 20100 which only had a max output of 2.4A per port. This is because the max output of a port is a whopping 3A. You can also charge tablets at a very quick rate. This allows the power to charge an average smartphone about four to six times, depending on how big your smartphone is. The battery capacity of the Powercore Elite is 20000mAh, just like its predecessor. They’re not expensive at all though and you can get one here on Amazon. To benefit from the quick recharge times you’re going to have to get wall charger with dual 2A input. However, like most powerbanks, it does not come with a wall charger. It cuts the recharge time of the powerbank in half and makes it recharge in 6 hours instead of the usual 12. It’s a feature we also saw on the EasyAcc Monster and is very convenient on powerhouses such as this one. Why, do you ask? Well, so you can recharge the powerbank twice as fast as you normally could. One thing that’s also cool is that the Anker PowerCore Elite has two input ports instead of one. Which means the port will adapt to the devices you’re charging and tailor it to the most efficient charge speed. All the charging ports are smartports that are fitted with the PowerIQ technology. This means you can charge three devices simultaneously including smartphones, tablets, digital cameras, smartwatches and basically any other micro USB charged device. Unlike the PowerCore 20100, the Powercore Elite 20000 has a whopping three charge ports instead of two. And – like always with Anker products – it comes with a mesh pouch that makes it just that much easier to carry with you and keeps it from scratching. However, keep in mind that this one has a sturdier case and one more charge port.
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It weighs 13.4oz which is one full ounce more. One downside to the PowerCore Elite is that it’s slightly heavier than its predecessor. Even though it’s made of plastic, the shell feels like high quality and is surely made to last. Talking about the case, it feels robust and sturdy and is very well built. On the back of the device, the Anker logo in huge dark letters is embedded on the case. These charging ports are blue of color and along with the four blue battery indicators give the PowerCore Elite a cool luxury look. However, it’s actually shorter in length which is surprising since it has more charging ports. It is rectangle shaped as well, but has less rounded edges, is flatter on top and the bottom, and is slightly thicker and wider. The design of the Anker PowerCore Elite is not much like its predecessor. The main difference between the two being that the PowerCore II supports Quick Charging, but has just two charging slots instead of three. For our review of the actual Anker PowerCore II 20000, click here. Get fully juiced up in as little as 5 hours, and spend more time away from the outlet.įind out how much power you have remaining by pressing the slick 8-light LED wheel, or by plugging a device into an output port.Note: To avoid confusion, it should be mentioned that this power bank was previously called the Anker PowerCore II 20000, but has since been renamed to Anker PowerCore Elite 20000. PowerIQ 2.0 is now multidirectional, allowing PowerCore to take advantage of rapid input charging. You'll wonder how you ever spent so much time plugged into the wall. PowerIQ 2.0 adapts to your device's unique charging protocol to deliver a tailored, blazing-fast charge.īrimming with 20000mAh of pure power-enough to keep an iPhone 7 running for a week. Faster and safer charging with our advanced technologyĪccess unrivaled charging speeds-for Apple, Quick Charge, and more-with PowerIQ 2.0, the newest generation of Anker's advanced smart-charging technology.
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