Anker 323 (PowerCore PIQ) A1334H11 10,000mAh Power Bank Review
For weeks, the Anker 323 PowerCore PIQ A1334H11 10,000mAh power bank has been my constant companion. I’ve used it to charge everything from my iPhone 14 Pro Max during long commutes to topping up my iPad mini while traveling. This review shares my honest experiences, from initial impressions to long-term performance.
Features
The Anker 323 boasts several key features. The 10,000mAh capacity is a significant selling point, promising multiple charges for most smartphones. The dual USB-C port allows for both input and output, facilitating fast charging in both directions. The ability to charge two devices simultaneously is also a huge plus for those juggling multiple gadgets. Anker also emphasizes safety features, including a fireproof casing and intelligent circuitry, which provided me peace of mind during use.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Battery Size | None None |
| Colour Name | Black |
| Model Number | A1334H11 / A1334011 / A1334 |
| Model Name | A1334H11 |
| Item Quantity | 1 |
Performance
In terms of real-world performance, the Anker 323 consistently met my expectations. Charging my iPhone 14 Pro Max from near empty to full took approximately 2.5 hours using a compatible fast-charging cable (not included). Charging two devices simultaneously did slightly increase charging times, but this is to be expected. The power bank itself charged relatively quickly via USB-C, usually taking around 3-4 hours with a suitable charger (again, not included). The battery life is impressive; I’ve easily gotten two full charges on my iPhone 14 Pro Max before needing to recharge the power bank itself. The advertised charge times were accurate in my testing. The compact size and weight make it incredibly portable.
One minor drawback is the lack of included cables. You’ll need to supply your own USB-C to USB-C or USB-C to Lightning cable, which could be an added expense for some users. However, the price point considering its performance is quite reasonable.
Pros & Cons
- Pros: High capacity, fast charging, dual USB-C ports, simultaneous charging, compact and lightweight, reliable performance, safety features.
- Cons: Cables not included, slightly slower charging when charging two devices simultaneously.
Final Verdict
The Anker 323 (PowerCore PIQ) A1334H11 is a solid performer. Its high capacity, fast charging capabilities, and dual-port design make it ideal for anyone who needs reliable power on the go. While the lack of included cables is a minor inconvenience, the overall performance and value for money make it a worthwhile purchase. I would highly recommend this power bank to anyone looking for a dependable and efficient portable charging solution.
