SHARGE Power Bank 10000mAh 30W Portable Charger with Built-in Type C Cable USB-C and USB-A Port Battery Pack for iPhone 17/16/15 Galaxy S24 iPad Pixel 9

I bought this as a present and they loved it. Great quality and design plus charging an iPhone considerably fast.

Can get smaller alternatives, and cheaper.

Fantastic

Great charger! Good capacity. Charges almost anything that you might need. Looks cool as well. Great one.

The SHARGE Power Bank 10000mAh 30W is an good choice for anyone seeking a compact and reliable portable charger. The built in USB-C cable is a thoughtful addition, ensuring you never have to worry about carrying extra cables. Additionally, the extra USB-C and USB-A ports allow for charging multiple devices simultaneously. With its built in cable and dual-port functionality, this power bank offers versatility and convenience, making it a user friendly solution for those on the go.

I've had an interest in Sharge ever since they first appeared on the scene with their range of transparent power banks, in a market where so many look the same I really like Sharge's approach to doing something different. This Sharge Pouch Mini powerbank resembles two large batteries held together with a white clip at the top. The casing is plastic but it feels solid and nicely-finished with some interesting details like the Sharge logo and text on the front. The packaging looks and feels quite premium as it should for the price, with a panel on the front that opens to show the Pouch Mini through a window on the front. The inner tray is plastic though so I'd like to see Sharge get rid of that and use recyclable materials. At the top there's a short red built-in USB-C cable which fits securely into its own USB-C port for storage, and there's a USB-A port too. It can be recharged either via its own USB-C cable or by using your own cable with the USB-C port. The power button illuminates around the edge in 4 segments to indicate its current charge capacity between 0-100%, though I'd have preferred a few extra LEDs to provide a more specific reading. The Pouch Mini claims an output of up to 30W via USB-C though in my testing, charging my Nothing Phone (2) and Xiaomi Pad 6 tablet saw a max of 23W. One benefit though is that the Sharge can charge up to 3 devices at once, though it's worth keeping in mind with its 10,000mAh capacity this isn't likely to last long. The Pouch Mini is a really stylish, compact power bank. At £40 at the time of review it's a bit pricier than offerings from the likes of Anker etc, and I'm a bit disappointed I was unable to get the maximum 30W charging speed from it with my two devices, but if you're looking for a premium-designed power bank that looks great and still offers decent performance, I can recommend it.

I went for this power bank primarily because of its looks, as others are so boring in design. This one is a funky new design that I've had lots of people want to look at when I've had it on my desk. Charge-wise with an old iPhone you will need a lightning cable but that's not a deal breaker. It charges pretty swiftly and it is easy to carry. A nice original charger.

Looks wise, it's rather cool, looks like some chromed take on a scuba pack, rather industrial. I took this on Vine as I had the Sharge collaboration with OnePlus and thought, due to the red cable, that it was the follow up, and was looking forward to see if they'd made the weak points better. Seems they didn't really take note though, as despite being a decent small capacity battery pack (for the size at least), and a relatively fast one, the ring is pretty useless (as the segments give you very little info, and it's really dim so only very visible in a dark room), but the inbuilt cable is ridiculously short, so unless you're charging something on a desk without touching it (which doesn't quite work as then you'd have proper desk chargers, and faster ones at that), it doesn't work (I tend to charge in my bag, but with the kit being charged in a pocket to not be damaged by the power bank, which is not possible then. So fine if you're using an external cable, but as you can't remove the inbuilt one..you see the issue there. Anyway, form over function is a thing in tech, and that's a rather obvious case of it