ChargeTab Emergency Portable USB-C Charger – Pre-Charged 3000mAh, Slim & Light, Up to 2-Year Shelf, Compatible w/iPhone 15/16 & Android USB-C Devices (10 Pack)

This item was great for traveling when we had no plugs. We used it on Saint Paddy’s day and it was very convenient to charge our phones on the go.

These are awesome backups. I also gave them out for our girls trip. They're very useful.

I plugged the device into my phone and it says charging but it did not move from 25%. It might keep the charge from going lower, but it did not add to the charge! We were without power for 5 days, it really was a big let down!

Small but powerful, easy to carry. I have one in my car and another in my lunchbox.

A great charger to have on hand in case of emergencies reliable and efficient and very convenient with the on-off feature

Bought these for emergency kits - Description says up to two years shelf life, but my lot shows June 2026 expiration I guess I'll check back in next summer to see if they work

To be clear, we haven't used this. I saw it on a video and got two for a friend who is in school and working and uses her phone a lot. She drives a fair distance every day. She has a power bank. It's really just a stop-gap measure. The online review I saw indicated it's not a fast charge so that should be considered. The video showed a phone going from 43% to 93% in two hours. Not sure if there's more capacity than that. I have no further info, sorry. I got it because it was inexpensive and something she can keep in her bag or glove box to use or to give to a classmate or co-worker and not worry about getting it back. She's my little sweetie and I'm old enough to be her mother so I'm always getting her things to keep her safe and secure and make her day easier and this is just one more of those 'mom-ish' things. I think it's a great idea to get a case and just hand them out to those you care about. They're small, nicely wrapped and easy to keep on hand. They're inexpensive enough to share with a friend or a stranger who needs a charge.

Came in handy

These are old lithium batteries designed to give them one last chance of life before they're thrown out. Not designed to be recharged and reused. I took it apart and used it to replace the battery on an outdoor solar light.

I tried one and would not activate. I would rather have a small power bank with me than this poor excuse of emergency power. Amazon has a lot of choices for small power banks.