SABANI Portable 35000mAh Power Bank

UPDATE 6: came back from my camping trip feeling frustrated. This is what I have determined: if you use the charging cables, it will most likely charge your items. If you use the USB-C port to charge something like a watch with the cable, it will keep turning off. unfortunately, for my camping trip, this was useless. I charged my phone when I was in the Tour van because they had a USB outlet, but I was not able to charge my watch with that so unfortunately, I had serious problems. UPDATE 5: on my third device : charging problems again. So I decided to test this again before my trip. It’s on 100% charged as they tell you to do I plug in my watch and then I plug in my headphones. I come back and it’s still at 100% because it had completely turned off somehow and nothing was charged. Going to test it again. I have my phone plugged in and I have my watch plugged in and my headphones again. My watch will also ding off and then ding on, so there’s definitely something wrong going on here. And then I took off my phone and after that, it completely turned it off again. So incredibly frustrated! I cannot have my phone not charge overnight during my 10 day camping trip!! How can you rely on a power bank that does not charge?? Impossible!! UPDATE 4: well I figured out the problem with my iPhone not being charged to 100% is that there’s a setting on the iPhone where it just stops at 80% and then it’ll charge to 100 when it knows you’re about to get up. The problem is this power bank won’t do that so you have to turn off the 80%. However, even given that, I use it to charge my iPad and it only charge it to 63% and then it turned off! So frustrated! The iPad is supposed to charge 80% as well. So my overall review is that it basically is not consistent. UPDATE 3: had a problem tonight with it all of a sudden stopped charging my phone. I had to push the turn button again. I decided that on my camping trip, I will just charge my phone if I have time and then turn it off and have my watch walked me up (hopefully it always work!). This is NOT ideal, but I don’t see another option without power. Since I have multiple devices to charge, including headlamp, and smaller power bank for the day trips, I also bought a splitter, which is awesome. (BTW, you could also use the splitter with a power bank that doesn’t have the plugs. I may consider that if I find one that’s lighter than this. Obviously, when you are traveling, and especially camping changing locations, nearly every day, weight is important.) UPDATE 2: same problem as I did the first time. Maybe I’m wrong and how it works, but I plugged in my watch into the USB port, but it stopped charging. UPDATE: so I got a new one and here’s one issue I was having: the power bank stops charging a device once it reaches 100% or close to that (but read above also phone @ 80%). That’s power-consumption-wise I guess?? But the problem is I wanted to charge my phone overnight because I’m going camping in the middle of nowhere for 10 days and since it turned off the power once it reached 100%, my phone, then drained for the rest of the night leaving me with a battery, not close to fully charged in the morning. So not sure if it’s gonna work for me. Going to consider other options. However, if you just need to charge devices and then go use this devices, then I say this is a good option—just make sure it doesn’t stop charging. ——— Tested first with iPhone 14 Pro then added watch and then watch and then headphones. charged iPhone fairly quickly to 100 (an hour or less). Watch charged in same time as with usb c adapter. I took watch off then noticed my headphones stopped charging. I took out cable and reinserted it. Started and then stopped again. When phone was charged to 100 power bank was at 78% so that’s great, can get multiple charges which I need camping for several days. However need it to be reliable so will return and see if this one is just defective. Hope so because the different cable options is a great addition to charge multiple devices!