Anker Nano 5,000mAh Slim Power Bank - Black | A1665H11, Wireless Charging, 20W Output, Compact, Reliable on the Go A1665H11

Reliable 5000mAh charging capacity for smartphones and earbuds Wireless charging compatible with Qi2 standards Detachable 24-pin USB-C cable for versatile charging options Fast charging with 20 W output power Lightweight and portable design for on-the-go convenience Durable metal frame for long-lasting use Built-in retractable cable reduces clutter Anker Nano 5,000mAh Slim Power Bank - Black | A1665H11 Compact, Reliable Power on the Go The Anker Nano 5,000mAh Slim Power Bank is a versatile wireless charging solution designed to keep your devices powered wherever you are. With a robust 5000mAh battery, it reliably charges smartphones, wireless earbuds, and other compatible devices. Versatile Charging Options Equipped with a detachable 24-pin USB-C cable and wireless charging capabilities via Qi2 standards, this power bank gives you multiple ways to charge your devices. Its 20 W output ensures fast charging, while supporting multiple voltage levels for flexibility. Lightweight, Durable, and Stylish Weighing just 122 g, this slim power bank is easy to carry in a pocket, bag, or backpack. Built with a durable metal frame, it combines functionality and style. The built-in retractable cable helps reduce clutter, making storage and charging effortless. Perfect for home, office, or travel, the Anker MagGo ensures your devices are always ready to go. How Many Charges Will the Anker Nano 5,000mAh Give You? With a 5,000mAh battery, this pocket-sized Nano is best thought of as a single emergency top-up for phones and small devices. The estimates below are based on usable output after voltage conversion losses: Device Battery Size Charges From This Power Bank iPhone 16 ~14Wh ~0.8 charges Samsung Galaxy S24 ~15.5Wh ~0.75 charges iPad Air ~28Wh ~0.4 charges PS5 DualSense controller ~5.7Wh ~2 charges Apple Watch ~1.1Wh ~10 charges AirPods (with case) ~1.3Wh ~9 charges Charge estimates are based on approximately 12Wh of usable output via the wired USB-C port, after voltage conversion losses. Wireless (MagSafe-style) charging on the pad is less efficient, so charges topped up wirelessly will be fewer than shown. Actual results vary with device battery health, cable, and charging conditions. A power bank's mAh rating is measured at 3.7V, so real-world charges are lower than a direct mAh-to-mAh comparison suggests.