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Zendure A2 The Zendure A2 leaves a lot of our boxes unticked, and yet it’s one of our favourite all-rounders in the power bank market. What gives? Quite simply, there is no other power bank that hits the same sweet spot of price, portability, capacity, performance and design. It’s available now from Amazon for an affordable £36.99/$29.99. It’s made from a cool-looking and virtually indestructible crushproof PC/ABS composite material with dual-injection moulding and a shock-absorbing central belt, with four LEDs denoting its remaining capacity.
Zendure has shown these power banks get run over by cars and still they survive to charge another phone. Zendure is in the process of updating many of its models with USB-C and Quick Charge support, but even without those things these older models have a lot to offer. A standout feature is their much higher than industry average 80 percent efficiency rating, and they also have a ridiculously long standby time – six months after you forget about this bank in a drawer it will still have just as much power inside.
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The A2 is incredibly compact and pocketable at 137g and 93x48x23mm. Zendure has done a great job of cramming in the power here, too, with a claimed capacity of 6,700mAh. You should see around 5,360mAh of that, thanks to the higher efficiency rate, which should be enough for at least two full charges before needing to recharge the bank. Although it has just the one USB output it’s rated at 10.5W, which offers fast charging for all devices.
We’re pleased to see passthrough charging, allowing you to charge it and a phone from a single power socket, but even on its own a 7.5W input allows you to recharge the bank in just four hours over Micro-USB. Learn more in our full Zendure A2 review. 3. Tronsmart Trim 10,000mAh Power Bank Tronsmart’s Trim is an interesting power bank, shipping with what appears to be a lanyard but actually unclips to reveal a cable that is Micro-USB at one end and a flat USB-A at the other, making it easy to refill the bank wherever you are. What’s missing from the box is a USB-C cable, which is necessary if you want to take advantage of its 18W Power Delivery port. This is on both the input and output, which means recharging the bank will be much faster when you do so over USB-C rather than 10W Micro-USB. You can also charge your device while charging the bank.
It’s worth pointing out that the full-size USB port is also capable of delivering 18W to devices that support it, while VoltIQ ensures it delivers the fastest possible charging speed for whatever you’ve got plugged into it. You can use both the USB-A and USB-C ports at once, but the device’s maximum output is 18W so neither will run at full-speed. The Tronsmart Trim has a really nice design, rectangular but slim, at 144x70x12mm, and it weighs just 194g. The black casing has a matt finish that feels lovely in the hand (and not at all slippery), while a rose gold metal trim is seen around the edges. There’s 10,000mAh of juice inside the bank, which should equate to around 6,500mAh usable power. It’s available now from Amazon at £22.99, and ships with an 18-month warranty.
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4. Anker PowerCore Speed 10000 QC The PowerCore Speed QC from Anker is a very close third to the Zendure A2 and Mi Pro Power Bank. With a 10,000mAh capacity (expect around 6,500mAh to be available to your device) it’s got enough juice to quickly charge a phone several times, yet it’s compact enough to fit in a pocket – the perfect combination. Anker claims it’s 27 percent smaller than comparable banks at this capacity, and it weighs just 198g. It’s a fairly simple looking black plastic power bank, but it feels well made and, reassuringly, comes from Anker – a brand well known in the power bank world – with an 18-month warranty. In exchange for this minimal design you get a very reasonable price, £27.99/$34.99 from Amazon at the time of writing.
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