shargePower Bank Portable Charger Slim Battery Pack, 10000mAh Carbon Fiber USB-C and USB-A, PD Fast Charging for iPhone 15/14/13 iPad Steam Deck Flashlight

Typically a power bank is either big and bulky or very small and not enough juice to charge what you need to. The sharge CarbonBlade power bank is, to me, the right size and has a very high charge capacity at 10,000mAh. it is noticeable in its slimness (is that a word?) at just 0.45" thick or slim...or slimness...anyways I like that feature slim yet powerful. it has 1 UBS-C port and 1 USB-A port it charges via the USB-C port. It has a feature they call pass-through charging and the way it works is you plug in a USB-C cable that is connected to a charging block, this charges up the CarbonBlade, and at the same time you connect a USB-A out cable to your phone or other device and bot items are charging, it's kinda neat. All-in-all it is a very nice product that also comes at a very nice high price.I think it is worth the few extra bucks, but that is me, you will make up your own mind.

The sharge CarbonBlade Power Bank is a 10,000mAh power bank with USB-A and USB-C ports.The unit is supper light due to the carbon fiber construction and very slim ..just shy of 12mm in thickness. The power bank has a 4-light LED battery status indicator and a power button. There is a short USB-C to USB-C cable included that supports up to 65W charging.The sharge CarbonBlade Power Bank does delivery the advertised power from both USB ports, reaching 22.6W. It also supports almost all charging protocols, such as PD 3.0, Apple (5V/2.4A), BC1.2, AFC, FCP, SCP, QC2.0, QC3.0, QC4.0, VOOC, DASH, and WARP.The power bank re-chargers fast, starting at 18.53W charging speed.The power bank capacity is advertised as 10,000mAh (3.85V) and I appreciate Sharge including the expected capacity of 6,000mAh at 5V. While testing the capacity, the power bank delivered 6,310mAh (6.31Ah) at 5V, which is 82% of its capacity.By the way, no power bank can deliver 100% of stated capacity, due to power usage when converting the 3.85V from its internal batteries to the 5,9 or 12 voltage used by our devices. There is also some power loss as heat created when charging a phone.Very good and power efficient power banks usually deliver around 80% of the internal capacity and the sharge CarbonBlade Power Bank just did that.I have several power banks that can accomplish that, but none of them light weight and with the slim profile of the sharge CarbonBlade Power Bank. This power bank is great for traveling. It is so light weight that I can barely notice it while in my pocket.Look no farther than this device if you're looking for a very thin, scarcely perceptible choice, however it does come with a steep price.A portable MagSafe wireless charger with similar specifications, but just a bit thicker, cost less, could charge most phones conveniently attached to back of it and without fiddling with cables.

I use this often for my iPad for school. Very convenient especially when I forget my chargers.

This is my review of the Sharge CarbonBlade Ultra Thin 22.5W 10,000mAh Power Bank.The design is a slick marble-style looking case with a red pinstripe separating the seemless batery pack's drop resistant shell casing. It is a power bank that does not look like a power bank from a first glance point of view. It looks like something that you would take with you on your black tie event & store it in your Tuxedo's inside breast pocket or within your clutch (purse) when you go out on the town for the night. Weighting only 165 grams (5.82 ounces) & comes complete with a 2-inch, USB C, male-to-male charging cord, this discreet charger will at least get you through the night from a full day's battery usage with your phone.As always, I could always use an extra power cell/bank when it comes to my power-hungry devices. These are especially handy when you have lost power due to weather conditions or you just forgot your charger & need to grab some quick power to feed to your devices; especially your phone. This is a stated 10,000mAh battery pack which has an rated capacity of only 6,000mAh. Not the most efficient battery cell on the market, but it is one of the most compact ones on Amazon within the 10,000mAh rated catagory. The single USB C port doubles as the charging port & the supplied power output port. While the single USB A port provides only output power for anything needing a quick charge via a USB A style cable.On a personal note I would never spend $79.99 (or even $59.99) USD on this charger, as stylish as it is. This is my point. You are paying for the case & the pretty box this charger came in. This charger is worth about $20 bucks to me, overall. There are much less expensive materials that are just as good & just as rugged as a carbon fiber cover. I have a 25,000mAh power cell that was just much & has a better co version rate than this one does.So you have a questions to as yourselves: What do you want to spend youe hard earned money on? Fashion or Funtion?Hope this finds you well...Cheers!

Cool looking and works great! I get several charges to my phone before I have to plug it back in. Slides into my bag easily, ad is easy to use. Very happy!

Ultimately there's only 3 issues with an aux battery you need to worry about. Price, capacity, and charge rate. Product appears well made and of attractive design. (to me anyway). Capacity is excellent. I have a pixel 6 and it will fast charge my phone about 3-4 times on a single charge. It has 4 indicator lights for capacity and it only lost 1 light taking my phone from below 10% to 100%. Charging speed is comparable to any good fast charger. The product is expensive however. I have seen other similar products for less money. Overall I would have to say that this product is FAIRLY priced, but not a great deal. Some money was wasted on the packaging in my opinion. It's a very good product overall so I'm not going to take away any stars. It's thinner and more attractive than most other battery packs with similar performance but ultimately it depends what you are looking for. While this is a very good product, I think it's probably overpriced by 20%.