20 Best Power Bank For Nintendo Switch (2023 Updated)

This charger is really good, charge devices quick, big mah storage, and overall a good charger. I can’t really put it into words it definitely exceeded my expectations as well. Only thing I suggest is getting the “PowerPort III 2-Port 12W with Charging Cable” at the same time you’re making the order.

Two reasons, first reason being that the power bank comes with two chargers to charge the power bank and it’s kinda inconvenient to have two separate power adapter. Then since everything is slowly switching to usb-c.

You also get that Usb-A to lightning plug cable. So its basically killing two bird with one stone.

The Limitless PowerPro Go 3 in 1 keeps me powered up and is truly convenient and useful. It is lightweight and palm sized and easy to carry. It’s easy to use. It’s also attractive and well made it’s got a nice solid plastic casing, sturdy ports for your charging cables and a solid outlet plug that folds down out of the way into the back of the case This also has a excellent digital display that lets you know how much charge you have.

I drop it in my bag everyday on my way to work and keep 3 different devices charged all day. This has been terrific on the go and helpful to charge friends and family members phones in a pinch. Also very handy it has multiple charging options for newer and older devices.

This does charge devices very quickly. This is one tech accessory I find myself using all the time and I really like having this in my bag.

The only thing worse than being tied to one spot while your phone is charging is to not have enough juice when the power goes out because of wind, ice, forest fire, etc. etc. Or when you anticipate power going out for a few hours because of wind, ice, forest fire, etc.

, charge all your devices, and then you’re left without electricity for days on end. Which is why you need to keep devices such as the Anker PowerCore 10000 mAh Power Bank on hand and fully charged at all times.

I recently received one as a gift from Eufy in exchange for an honest review. It’s slightly bigger than units I currently have. But it comes with a handy drawstring bag so you can keep it with its power cord (which can be used either to charge a device or to plug the Power Bank into a wall charger) so you don’t have to scramble looking for the latter.

I ran it through its paces and it packs a lot more power in that tiny bit of extra size. After fully charging the Power Bank, I charged two cell phones to 100% — one that was completely dead (2-1/4 hours) and one that was down to 15% (2-1/2 hours, probably because that was my main phone and I did respond to a couple of texts and one call while it was charging).

By then my tablet was down to 19% and since it’s older and the battery doesn’t last as long as it used to, I decided to charge it as well. The Power Bank had about 45 minutes more charge left in it and brought the tablet to 78%.

That, plus the full charge I probably would have started with, could (if I was circumspect in my usage) have lasted me several days with the electricity out. The one disadvantage of the Power Bank is that it took 9 hours to fully recharge, something that will need to be taken into consideration if your power is out for more than a few days and you have to go elsewhere to charge your devices.

But since you will usually be charging the Power Bank when you don’t need it, the length of time it takes shouldn’t be a problem. Being able to charge as many devices as it does is well worth the extra recharge time.

This battery is very impressive. Its actually small in size, and packs enough juice to fully charge my Switch 1. 5 times. It also does it tremendously fast. Its actually much faster than the dock if you are actively using the switch while charging.

This is because when you dock, the switch will ramp up its power consumption to issue better performance. This makes it so less of the power that is supplied by the AC charger reaches the battery. If you charge with this battery instead of the dock, and play while in handheld, the power consumption will remain low and the battery can charge faster.

You’ll get the same effect if you play in handheld and use the AC power adapter to charge directly without the dock. Its small, the build quality feels great, and charges quickly when using the PD port (regular speed when using the IQ port).

The drawback is that this battery brings no wall charger. It can be charged via the IQ port (USB-A) in a dozen different ways, but the best one is to use the PD port (USB-C) with the Nintendo Switch AC power adapter.

Overall I really like this battery, and I highly recommend it for anyone who is looking to extend handheld Switch use. As far as i could find, this is the only battery out there certified for switch use and I didn’t want to risk getting a cheaper option since the Switch doesn’t use industry standard Power Delivery on its USB-C port.

If you don’t have a Nintendo Switch, then just get the standard version and save yourself a few bucks. Otherwise, go ahead, you won’t find one better than this for a while.

This charger packs a punch – I couldn’t believe how much playing time you can get from it. Although, I have mainly used it with my iPhone. My phone gets multiple charges before having to recharge the powercore.

I do wish that it came with a USB to mini USB cord for charging (it only has mini USB to mini USB), but I was able to find one from another device in my cord bin. Overall, it’s a little too large/heavy to carry around in my purse every day for phone backup (I use a different maker power bank for that!) but it’s perfect for situations where you think you’ll need lots of power or multiple charges!.

Nothing more frustrating than running out of juice on a long flight or a car trip. This battery pack is awesome. Super small in size, fits comfortably in a bag without taking too much space, charges fast and I’m getting at least a full charge and a half before running out of power.

Works flawlessly!.

The power bank holds a large charge and is great for long times without access to a wall charger. Suprising how inexpensive it is for how much charge it holds. It can also charge any other device like a phone so that’s one less external battery to carry around.

The only reason for the 4 stars is because it is hard to put on and take off of the switch because of its very rugged and durable build. Finish and materials used are very nice but pick up fingerprints and much as the switch itself.

Very happy with this product.

Just got this, satisfied with it so far. The battery seems to hold a solid charge. The case securely fits onto the Nintendo switch. That however is the only complaint I have. It seems a little too difficult to take the case on and off.

And I’m afraid in time it might wear away at both the switch and the case. The instructions did not have any info about how to put the case on and off.

I bought this to charge my Nintendo switch if I ever take it anywhere. I used to all the time but not so much with the pandemic. But it’s also good for charging other things and it charges my phone so fast.

Love it. Love anker products. But if you don’t have a Nintendo switch there are cheaper options. I got a great deal on this and it’s the only one officially licensed to charge your switch.

Everything we wanted to increase out Nintendo switch’s portable battery life. But – after a few weeks use, it stopped accepting any charge & is basically a brick with a flashing blue “low battery” light.

Returned, obviously. Will be looking for a different product….

Like most, I imagine, I would have been put off by the rather steep full price but this charger was a great purchase at Very’s 50% off discount. Unlike similar chargers, it adds power while you’re still playing and the partnership with Nintendo means that it won’t brick your Switch.

It is bigger and heavier than a lot of packs but that’s the reality of batteries. The increased heft gives you a good couple of extra charges on your Switch and is reassuring when you’re away from plugs on long journeys.

The powerbank arrived neatly packaged, on time. The item is very sleek in shape and size, and is a pleasure to hold and carry. Its dimensions and weight match that of a phone almost exactly, so it is very easy to slip it into a pocket or purse, etc.

The pack comes with a short USB-A to USB-C cord. The pack has four bright white LED’s on the side to tell you the charge level when it is charging as well as when it is discharging. You can also press a button next to the LED’s to briefly light up the LED’s to show you the charge level even without plugging a cord into the powerbank.

The powerbank has two USB-A outlets and a USB-C outlet. You can charge it using the USB-C outlet as a power inlet also. Or you can charge it using a micro-USB slot on the side of the powerbank. I was excited by the product initially, but I quickly found out that the product I got seemed to be defective in some way.

I have a 3-year old 5000 mAh powerbank and this was supposed to be the replacement. However, I found that the old powerbank could charge my phone (a model with a 3080 mAh battery) once, and this powerbank (which is newer and has the twice the capacity) could charge my phone barely one and a half times.

I initially thought this was due to the power bank not having been used for a long time before being shipped to me. So, I went through a whole series of “conditioning” steps where I completely discharged the battery pack, then recharged it, then discharged it fully, etc.

But its performance never improved. Either it is very inefficient or I got a defective powerbank with some non-functioning cells or something like that. Eventually after about 3 weeks, I decided to return it for a refund.

Update on 7/19/2019 After I returned the original purchase, the company got in touch with me and wanted to set things right. They gave me a somewhat cogent explanation for the seeming discrepancy in capacity: the capacity of 10000 mAh is calculated based on a voltage of 3.

7 volts, which is the voltage of each Li-ion cell in the battery. But the pack produces charging voltage output of 5V, so essentially, the capacity gets reduced by a factor of (5 – 3. 7)/3. 7. Basically, at the normal charging output voltage, this battery is only about 6500 mAh.

Now, it would make more sense for batteries to be characterized in Wh or mWh instead of Ah or mAh since the capacity would not depend on the output voltage or its relationship to cell voltage in that case.

But I guess battery pack manufacturers have decided to go with mAh so that they can advertise bigger capacities even though they know it is misleading. I guess it would be too much to expect one manufacturer to relinquish their competitive position against others by advertising their battery in the more acceptable units for battery capacity.

Bottomline is that this battery is rated for 37 Wh (3. 7 volts x 10 Ah). And when you drain it at 5V, it is capable of producing only about 6500 mAh. Combined with some inefficiency and power conversion losses, I can now understand why it barely charges my 3080 mAh phone battery only about 1.

5 times. In any case, to compensate for my inconvenience, the company sent me another battery pack for free. I was not happy with the battery pack itself, but I am happy with their customer service and their honesty in trying to explain why I was seeing the discrepancy I was seeing as far as battery capacity was concerned.

I am increasing my star rating by one star to 3 stars because of this.

I don’t even really use this power bank that much for my personal usage. I am, however, ‘that guy’ everybody goes to when their stuff doesn’t work or if their cell phone is dying and they don’t have a charger.

TBH I don’t even own a smart phone – but everybody else does and I’m constantly being asked if I have a charger for a variety of different phones. This charger delivers – often in ways that surprise the person asking for help.

I can fast charge an iPhone or a Samsung or any other brand. Many are surprised they can remain mobile while charging their device or that their device is actually fast charging. For my use, the ‘old school’ capabilites are what really sets this charger apart.

I can charge this unit up via a solar charger and a micro USB cable when camping and power up my devices (my flip phone or AA/AAA NiMH batteries) or charge a friends smart phone. I’m basically techno MacGuyver in the wild.

Sure, I could charge my devices and batteries directly via solar panel – but the 10K maH of this power bank lets me charge the power bank and then distribute the charge as needed – usually with power to spare.

No concerns about solar charging my batteries and then switching to charge my phone. Just charge up the power bank all day and charge devices afterwards. It’s hassle free peace of mind with versatile input/output charging to boot – a bonus if I happen across a power source and want to fast charge the power bank via the input/output USB-C.

In short, versatile for every day usage and also as a trail or pepper type power bank. and I can still charge everybody’s stuff no matter what brand phone or device they might have.

This power bank holds a lot of charge (which makes it large and heavy) and works very well for my family’s needs. I wish it came with a lightning cable though. Personally, I feel that the best feature of this item is the outstanding customer service that comes with Anker made products.

I know from experience with a different Anker product that they quickly honored the warranty without any issues.

Belkin provides this device to me for evaluation and review. To be honest, I wasn’t too excited about it first, as it just seemed like yet another power pack. That said, it has a few nice features that I think cause it to stand out on it’s own.

This unit has two power outputs on it, one USB-A and one USB-C, and it’s designed with the assumption that both will be in use at the same time. Thus, it’s capable of supplying a reasonable amount of current via both outputs at once.

I’ve been using it to charge my iPhone XS Max and it has no problem charging it up very quickly. The input connector for charging is USB-C, and the unit does come with a USB-A to USB-C charging cable.

I have also noticed that I can use this power pack at the same time I’m charging it. Many others out there can’t do both at the same time. Because of this, I could even see myself using this to supply uninterruptible power to a Raspberry Pi or other similar device.

The small slide out tray provides a small ledge that you can set a phone or tablet in and watch it hands free without having to use some other external stand. This is a functionality that I often wished many others had while watching a movie on my phone during a long plane flight.

However, I do wish that the angle was adjustable, which could have been accomplished by simply allowing me to pull the tray out a bit more, with some predetermined adjustment detents. But, it’s a very small issue.

I do also wish that this device had wireless Qi charging also, so that I wouldn’t have to supply a lightning cable to use it. But, to be fair, while it would be a nice feature, I knew up front that this was not a wireless charger.

Overall, a nice unit that feels very solid and has a nice form factor. The ability to charge my phone at the same time it’s being charged is nice, as I’ve often had to choose between one or the other with previous power packs.

Received this Power bank about a week ago. Have tested it with various phones, iPads, ear buds, etc. The Power Bank is equipped with two charging ports, one is USC C and the other is USB A. Both ports are rated at the same amperage and both ports can be used at the same time.

There is a series of four lights to represent charge levels. When I received mine the Power Bank had one light. it took about 5-6 hours to fully charge from the one light. Recharging devices whether iPhones, iPads or any other device, the charge times seem to be equivalent to charging with the devices original charger.

What is nice and not seen on other devices in this market, is the built-in stand. The stand will hold my iPad Pro during recharging, giving me the opportunity to have a viewing stand while charging. Works the same with my iPhone X.

The Power Bank is a bit heavy for carrying in your pocket, but will work nice in your brief case, purse or travel bag. Also the Power Bank seems to have a charging safe guard to not charge if the Power bank has 75% charge or more (this is what I observed during my testing).

If this is true, this will prolong the life of the Power Bank, very nice. I have used a charging device like the Power Bank in the past during power outages, and they pay for themselves during those emergencies.

I like the capacity of this Power Bank compared to others on the market, it fits my life style very well. The only issue I see is, you still have to carry cables for all your devices if you are on the go.

So far I am very happy with the Power Bank and would recommend it to anyone that needs power on the go or for emergencies.

This is a nice matte finish power bank, with a simple slide out stand for your phone or tablet. It has a good capacity, and is small enough to travel with. Pros: 1. It is well built, with a nice matte finish, and a solid slide out stand.

My iPhone is held very well in the stand and at a good angle for viewing and gaming. 2. It has a good 10K power storage, which was enough for a longer gaming session and also charging a controller. 3.

Output is good to have both USB C and USB. 4. Input is good with USB C. Cons: 1. Not PD usb C input or output, so it will not be able to charge as fast in either direction and will not be able to provide high demand devices that require PD.

2. No wireless charging, which would be cool for the phone charging, since having a cable on the side of the phone and the side of the power bank is not super clean. 3. You will want to get shorter power cables for your phone / table, since it is a messy setup having a full length cable coming from the phone to the charger, when your phone is less than 6 inches from the USB port on the charger.

This will not be as much of an issue for controller cables.

I was hesitant to buy this Charger daunted by the steep price despite being discounted. However, switching the extended battery in my Samsung Galaxy S4 out was becoming annoying and destroying the back of the phone.

I’m so glad I found the Veho Endurance Charger. With the extended battery still in my Samsung Galaxy S4, I get 4 recharges without having to remove the extended battery and more importantly, without having to recharge the VeHo! Now that’s worth every penny especially when you include the added protection of a rugged, water-resistant exterior.

It is definitely money well-spent.

Best of several owned by me. Fast charging, holds charge when not used, two outlets , water and dust proof. Ideal to throw in my camera bag and leave in the car. Just bought my second after using my first for over a year.

I’ve had my Pebble Endurance nearly 2 weeks now, and it is by the far best Power Bank I have owned. I am yet to charge it having charged my phone and vape a few times each off of it. The LED torch has come in handy on a few occasions and the rugged shell doesn’t just mean its safe when I drop it, but also it just feels safer to use in this weather! Highly recommend this to anyone, great investment.