Mini 5000mAh Power Bank with 20W PD & QC Fast Charge

Compact 5000mAh fast charger for busy days on the move.

This mini 5000mAh power bank delivers dependable power in a compact, pocket‑friendly design. Available in a Lightning (iPhone) version and a USB‑C version, it supports Power Delivery (PD) and Quick Charge (QC) for efficient top‑ups of smartphones and other USB‑powered devices. The high‑quality lithium‑polymer cell and smart power management help maintain stable output and consistent performance over time.

Measuring just 81 × 28 × 50 mm and weighing around 0.2 lb, it slips easily into a pocket, small bag or laptop sleeve. The integrated USB‑C input (up to 18W) allows you to recharge the power bank quickly, while the outputs deliver up to 20W for fast charging compatible phones. The iPhone version offers Lightning and USB‑C outputs; the USB‑C version offers dual USB‑C outputs for modern Android and USB‑C devices. An LED display clearly shows the remaining charge, so you always know when it's time to top up.

Why It's a Smart Choice

• Efficient 20W PD / QC fast charging - Reduces charging time for compatible phones compared with standard 5V/1A chargers.
• Pocket-sized, travel-ready design - Lightweight body, airline carry-on compliant and suitable for everyday commuting or business travel.
• Clear LED power indicator - Digital display shows remaining battery level for more accurate power planning.

FAQ

Q: Which devices are compatible with this power bank?
A: The iPhone version is designed for iPhones with Lightning charging. The USB‑C version supports most USB‑C phones, including Samsung, Huawei, Xiaomi, Google Pixel, Motorola, OnePlus and other USB‑C models.

Q: How many full charges can I expect?
A: With a 5000mAh capacity and approximately 3000mAh rated output, it typically provides about half to roughly one full charge for most modern smartphones, depending on the phone's battery size and usage.

Q: Can I use it with a phone case on?
A: Yes, it is suitable for most phone cases up to about 4 mm thick. Thicker or heavily rugged cases may need to be removed for the best fit.

Q: Is it allowed on airplanes?
A: Yes, this capacity is generally allowed in carry‑on luggage. It should not be placed in checked baggage, in line with common airline safety guidelines.