Top 10 Best Energizer Portable Phone Chargers
for September 2023

The Energizer Portable Power Bank 26900mAh/100Wh is big and bulky, but it's rechargeable, so it's basically like having a battery pack with you at all times. The ports are perfect for charging multiple devices at once, and there are three output ports: two USB ones for charging phones, and one for plugging into a laptop. The charging speed of the charger is variable, but it's fast enough for most devices. The charger has 100Wh of power, so it's able to fully charge an iPhone 7 Plus or Galaxy S8 Plus, and it could even charge an iPad Pro. The charger's battery is rechargeable, so it's useful even if you run out of power on the road. The charger has LED indicator lights to show how much power you have left, and it also features a built-in flashlight. The charger is a bit heavy and bulky, but it's small and compact enough to fit in a purse, and it's comfortable to hold in your hand. The charger is a bit pricey, but it's powerful enough to charge most devices, and it's durable enough to be one of your best disaster management devices.

The INIU Portable Charger is an all-around solid charger, and it's one of the only ones we tested that charges all four of our connected devices from iPhone XS to iPad Pro at up to 1.4x faster than other portable chargers. The charger is also exceedingly efficient, charging our iPhone XS at 1.4 A, which is faster than any other portable charger we tested, and on par with most chargers with USB-C ports. The charger's slim design makes it ideal for travel, and it's small enough to fit in your pocket or purse. The only drawback is the cost: The charger is $50, which is twice as expensive as the Anker PowerCore 10000 and twice as expensive as the PowerCore Speed 10000.

The 30,800mAh capacity 15W portable charger from SANYO is big enough to charge an iPhone X 12 times and an iPhone 6 12 times (to the extent that that's possible). The portable charger also offers a 10W and 15W fast charge option, which is faster than most of our previous top picks. The portable charger also delivers fast charges to Samsung phones, although the charge speed isn't as fast for Samsung as for iPhones (Samsung's charge speeds are capped at 7.5W, while the iPhone's are as high as 15W). SANYO's portable charger is also among the fastest-charging portable chargers we've tested. And it's compact and lightweight, weighing less than a pound and measuring less than 6 inches by 3.5 inches by 1 inch. The portable charger's LED battery indicator is bright and easy to read, and the portable charger's power buttons are conveniently located on the rear of the portable charger.

The PowerCore 10000 is a super compact 10000mAh portable charger. Its small size makes it perfect for carrying around in your purse or laptop bag, and its 10000mAh capacity makes it powerful enough to charge several smartphones (and some tablets), as well as a GoPro camera, multiple times. The charger itself charges fast, and Anker includes a full-size USB port, a Micro USB port, and a cable that plugs into either port, so you can use it with virtually any device. Anker also includes a pocket clip for attaching it to your purse or backpack straps. The charger comes with Ankers MultiProtect safety system, which guarantees that the charger does not overheat, overcharge, discharge, or short circuit. The charger also comes with a 1-year warranty and 24-hour customer support.

The Energizer Ultimate 10000 Series 10W Qi Fast Wireless Charging Power Bank with Power Delivery 3.0 for iPhone, Samsung, etc has 10,000mAh of capacity, enough for around 3 hours of continuous talk time, or 3-4 hours of video playback. It has a USB port for charging smartphones, tablets, and other devices, and a USB-C port for charging MacBooks, iPads, and tablets with a USB-C port. Power Delivery 3.0 supports 10W fast charging for the iPhone 8, 8+, and X, and the Samsung Galaxy 8, 8+, and Note 8 (no fast wireless charging for Samsung s6 and s7, however, only standard wireless charging). The charger is Qi-certified, so it works with your Qi-enabled smartphone, and it comes with a wireless charger. The charger supports power delivery, so you can use the charger to charge your MacBook or iPad, though it won't charge your MacBook at full speed. It's compatible with all Power Delivery 3.0-compatible devices. The charger has LED indicators that show you how much power is left in the battery, and it has a 2-year warranty.

This AINOPE portable charger packs a whopping 10,000mAh into a slim, pocket-ready design, and it's one of the fastest portable chargers we've ever tested. Unlike most other portable chargers, this one comes with a USB-A to USB-C cable, so it can be used with any Android device (including some iPhones). The charger itself is small and lightweight, and it comes with a built-in LED battery indicator, which is helpful if you'd rather not turn on the flashlight in your phone. The charger's output is powerful enough to fast-charge an iPhone 12 from 0% to 50% in just 30 minutes, and it's fast enough to charge a Samsung Galaxy 10 from 0% to 70% in 30 minutes, which beats our previous top pick, the Anker PowerCore 10000, by a full 30 minutes. The charger itself comes with a 1-year warranty, and AINOPE offers customer support via live chat and phone. The only downside to the AINOPE charger is the price: other portable chargers with similar specs and comparable performance cost between $10 and $20 less.

The Minrise 30,000mAh power bank has an extremely high capacity, and we found it to be the best portable charger we tested. It has a long battery life, takes more than 11 hours to recharge itself, and is small enough to carry in a bag or pocket. The solar charger has dual inputs, so it can charge itself with either a USB charger or solar power. In our tests, it charged itself with a 5v 2a charger and cable in about 11 hours. The solar charger charges the power bank quickly, and the power bank itself has dual outputs, so you can charge two devices at once. The dual outputs can charge two phones, two tablets, or two laptops at once. The Minrise 30,000mAh power bank is powerful enough to charge an iPad Air 4, an Galaxy S8, or a laptop, and it's small enough to carry in a bag or pocket. It passed our tests for safety and efficiency and is built to last.

The Energizer Power Bank with LCD Indicator has a sleek design, a large battery capacity, and a fast charging speed. The 10000 mAh battery capacity is enough for charging a smartphone once or twice, and it can also charge a tablet. The charging speed is 2.1A, which is faster than most power banks. It's possible to charge two devices simultaneously, but we recommend you use USB-A to USB-C cables to speed things up. The large battery capacity also eliminates the need for a separate charger, which saves valuable space in your bag. The LCD screen is easy to read, and the battery level is clearly displayed. There's an on/off switch at the top of the unit, and the unit feels solid and durable. The Energizer Power Bank with LCD Indicator charges fairly fast, but it's a little slow to charge a smartwatch.

The Energizer Power Bank UE20058 is one of the best portable battery cases you can buy because it offers not only a huge 20000mAh battery, but also 2 USB-A output ports that can charge 2 devices at once. The UE20058 is also one of the fastest portable battery cases we've tested, thanks to its 2.1A rapid charging. The built-in LED indicator makes it easy to monitor your battery status, and the LED indicator changes colors to indicate charging status. The UE20058 is also fairly compact, weighing just 0.8 pounds, and it's equipped with a USB-C input port and a micro-USB input port, so you can use a Type-C cable or a standard micro-USB cable to recharge the battery. It's powered by PowerSafe Management, which protects against short circuit and overcharging, so you won't have to worry about your battery overheating or losing power. The UE20058 also comes with a 10-year warranty, so you can feel safe buying this battery case.

The Energizer QE10006PQ is a surprisingly strong performer, both wireless and fast-charging, and it's a bargain at its current price. It's a 2-in-1 unit, with a 10,000-mAh battery and a wireless charging pad, and it charges both wirelessly and via a USB-C cable. The charger has 3 output ports, one USB-A port, one USB-C port, and one Qi-certified wireless charging port, and it supports the new Power Delivery 3.018W fast charge. It has 18W of fast-charging power (the new iPhones, Samsung, and LG phones can all support that), and it can also charge most other phones at up to 7.5W, and other devices at up to 10W. The charger has a 5W/7.5W/10W charging setting, and it should charge most phones in about 4 hours (the faster setting is faster, but takes longer to charge). The charger is Qi-certified, so it works with most wireless-enabled devices, and it has 2 USB-A ports, which can be used to charge other phones. The charger itself has a 10W USB-C port, which can be used to charge other devices, and it has a 1.5W USB-A port, which can be used to charge the charger itself.