Anker powerbank (Image: ANKER )
Powerbanks can be extremely useful for Brits who are constantly travelling and using their phones on the go. Depending on capacity and the age of smartphone, a little bit of juice can be super helpful.
You may have heard of and but we’ve found a rival sale with Anker. at checkout makes one of its ‘go-to’ powerbanks the drop in price.
The Anker Power Bank 25K is currently £89.99 – The site says that the £20 code will auto apply to the checkout, however, there is an option to copy and past it.
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of battery space, so you can enjoy a long-lasting charge for your devices. For Apple fans, you can charge a 16-inch MacBook Pro to 50% in 33 minutes or an iPhone 16 to 50% in 25 minutes, whether you’re commuting or between meetings.
t, each providing 100W to swiftly recharge the power bank to 30% capacity in just 20 minutes. You can also speedily charge your iPhone 16, Samsung Galaxy and other device extremely quick thanks to the quick output.
Reviewers have also praised the power bank. One reviewer said: “The display is good and very useful in letting you know how much power is going to each device being charged. USB-C charging is excellent with any device I charged on it being brought back to 100% quickly, quicker than the proprietary charger in some cases.”
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However, the same reviewer did note how bulky it was with short USB-C cables – something to consider. They added: ” he unit is a little bit bulky for a power bank and certainly something you would think twice about carrying around all day.
“The retractable cable is a bit short, though. The USB-a charging socket is very disappointing, with only one device out of 5 that I tried taking any charge. The rest wouldn’t work, and the display sat at 0W. Ironically, a couple of these devices would charge if I put an adapter on the cable and used a USB-c socket.”
There are other alternatives you can try. including money off for the New Year. if you don’t mind spending the extra cash.