These days, we have to move around with more than just smartphones. You might have your earbuds (and maybe even headphones at the same time) and smartwatch on you at any time. Some people have two smartphones, and the smart ring renaissance is coming soon too.
With everyone carrying so many devices at once, you’ll probably want a power bank that is capable of charging them all at the same time, if it ever comes to that. Fortunately, multiport power banks aren’t rare, but you might have a hard time figuring out which are the best. I’ve taken that weight off your shoulders. Let’s get into it.
Anker PowerCore 26K (25,600 mAh)
$79.99
The Anker PowerCore 26K is my top choice for clear reasons. It’s got a large capacity, comes with a USB-C to USB-C cable, can hit a total output of 87W from either of its two USB-C ports, and it has a total of four output ports so you can charge everything you’ve got all at once.
Anker Powerhouse 90 (24,000 mAh)
$129.99
It’s priced like a premium device, and for good reason. This power bank’s outstanding feature for me is the 100W AC outlet it comes with (which you won’t see elsewhere on this list). In addition, there are two 15W USB-A ports and one 45W USB-C port. You even get a flashlight too!
Charmast W2002C Power Bank (26,800 mAh)
$29.99
For as cheap as this, you’re going to be surprised by what Charmast delivers in the slim build of this power bank. You get a massive battery capacity of 26,800 mAh, with three USB-A and one USB-C output. You can charge this using Lightning, USB-C, or micro USB cables. The only downside is the lack of super-fast charging.
$199.00
The Storm 2 is expensive, but if you want a power bank that stands out, this is the one to go for. You get a little screen that can display a LOT of info, a unique see-through design, two USB-C ports, a USB-A port, and a DC jack. It can also push up to 100W from a USB-C port, for laptop or compatible smartphone charging.
Baseus BS-30KP365 Power Bank (30,000 mAh)
$59.99
If you want as many ports as you can get your mitts on, this Baseus power bank is your dream manifest. You get 5 (!) outputs: three 15W USB-A, one 30W USB-A, and a 65W USB-C. There’s a screen that can display your battery level, voltage, and current. Plus, you can recharge it in just 2.5 hours with a fast charger.
Anker PowerCore 40K (40,000 mAh)
$62.99
If you prioritize capacity over speed, Anker’s PowerCore 40K will tickle your fancy. At 40,000 mAh, you certainly can’t take this on a plane, but two USB-A ports and two 30W USB-C ports (30W isn’t that bad, to be honest). It also comes with a USB-A to USB-C cable included. It’s a chunky model, though that comes with the territory.
Baseus Blade HD (20,000 mAh)
$79.99
The Baseus Blade HD is a different-looking power bank, as it is roughly square-shaped as opposed to the rectangular profile of most. This form factor might work best for you, and with two 100W USB-C ports and two 30W USB-A ports, you can charge anything. Plus, that screen makes keeping track of the remaining charge easy.
Belkin BoostCharge 26K (26,000 mAh)
$84.99
The Belkin BoostCharge 26K has a muted design and that might be what you’re after. You get a trusted brand, two USB-C ports, two USB-A ports, and with four devices charging at once, it delivers a total of 32W of power. It comes with a USB-C to USB-C cable so it’s ready to go out of the box.
When It Comes To Power Banks, Four Ports Are Better Than One
Everyone’s got more than one smart device on them these days and the last thing you want to happen is having to charge one device fully (or just enough) before you can help out another device that’s screaming for electricity to juice it up. That’s where multiport power banks can help, and all the ones on this list have at least four ports.
My overall choice is the Anker Powercore 26K because it has a good price, a relatively compact design, and four ports that can charge your devices pretty fast. After that, I have to hype up the Anker Powerhouse 90 since the included AC outlet and flashlight makes this one of the most versatile power banks you can get right now.
