Be careful when taking the 61W Apple adapter USB-C PD route. USB-C PD implementation is still a bit of a mess. 61W might sound sufficient but those Apple chargers can do weird things with foreign devices. GTrusted has tested many products including the 26800 Anker power bank. The Anker power bank didn't charge at full speed with either the 29W Apple USB-C PD charger or the 60W Google USB-C PD charger.I'm looking at 26800mAh from Ravpower & Anker which I carry in flight travel. But there are just too many variations. Found that, 2.4amp input over USB micro-B would take ~10 hours to charge the battery-bank itself, also another wall adapter to carry. So want to go usb-c route so I can use Apple's 61W adapter to charge the bank which might draw 30w and be full in ~4hours.
I have the Anker Powercore+ and it fast charges just fine with the 61 watt charger. What I have noticed is that the Anker Battery is picky about which cables you use. I tried charging it with with a cheap third party USB C cable with the included Anker 30 watt charger it only charged at 5V-3A rate. Ive currently been charging it with the Anker Powerport 5 PD and thats worked fine.Be careful when taking the 61W Apple adapter USB-C PD route. USB-C PD implementation is still a bit of a mess. 61W might sound sufficient but those Apple chargers can do weird things with foreign devices. GTrusted has tested many products including the 26800 Anker power bank. The Anker power bank didn't charge at full speed with either the 29W Apple USB-C PD charger or the 60W Google USB-C PD charger.
I'm also in the power bank market and debating whether or not to switch to USB-C PD or temporarily go with QuickCharge until USB-C PD can sort out their PD.
Thank you for your post. I read quite a few threads/posts and nowhere this was mentioned. I knew that there are so much inconsistencies and incompatibility in the USB-C world right now. The specification itself is confusing from manufacturer to manufacturer. But in all honesty I didn't know the situation is this bad.Be careful when taking the 61W Apple adapter USB-C PD route. USB-C PD implementation is still a bit of a mess. 61W might sound sufficient but those Apple chargers can do weird things with foreign devices. GTrusted has tested many products including the 26800 Anker power bank. The Anker power bank didn't charge at full speed with either the 29W Apple USB-C PD charger or the 60W Google USB-C PD charger.
I'm also in the power bank market and debating whether or not to switch to USB-C PD or temporarily go with QuickCharge until USB-C PD can sort out their PD.
Ive been getting anywhere from 20-27W from a 61W Apple USB C charger.Thank you for your post. I read quite a few threads/posts and nowhere this was mentioned. I knew that there are so much inconsistencies and incompatibility in the USB-C world right now. The specification itself is confusing from manufacturer to manufacturer. But in all honesty I didn't know the situation is this bad.
The battery bank charges at full speed at 29W IIRC. But...
60W Google USB-C charger delivers 14.5W &
29W Apple USB-C charger is delivering 7.4W of Power. What the hell!
Do you know how much power the 61W or 87W Apple charger delivers to this 26800 USB-C PD PowerCore+ ?
I got this one too. It’s really a good price considering the expense of wall chargers with PD. I wish I hadn’t bought the Apple one!I bought the Powercore+ 26800 PD on Amazon for $86.
20 to 27 is quite a range. Can you find out which precise point it comes around most of the times?Ive been getting anywhere from 20-27W from a 61W Apple USB C charger.
The first one is of lesser capacity, now that I know that there are way more juice I can carry in flight.
But man, the second one looks interesting. But it's gigantic and with a separate adapter AND a brick! It would be too bulky for my daily travel. Besides I have no need for such a large device with AC wall adapter.
I'm looking at these two --
PowerCore+ 26800mAh PD https://www.anker.com/uk/products/variant/PowerCore-26800mAh-USB-C/A1375011
RAVPower 26800mAh PD https://www.ravpower.com/26800mah-Type-C-external-battery-charger-black.html
I would have bought Anker since it's a better design and a bit smaller. But Neither of them are available in India with retail price.