10000mAh Battery Pack

Samsung did a great job here. A slim 10000 mah power pack that provides fast charging. You can charge a 4500 mah battery phone in about one hour or a bit more just as of you using a wall charger. The pack is slim and lightweight. So you can easily store it in you backpack or even your pocket. The price is actually affordable for such high quality brand part pack. Very satisfied.

I recently purchased the Samsung power bank 10000 Mah and I am extremely satisfied with my purchase. The power bank is slim and easy to carry around, making it perfect for traveling or on-the-go use. The product is genuine and of high quality, which is evident in its performance. With a capacity of 10000 mah, it provides ample charge to my devices, allowing me to stay connected and productive for longer periods. Overall, I would highly recommend this product to anyone in need of a reliable and efficient power bank. Thank you, Amazon team, for delivering such a great product!

Goes everywhere with me in my bag. Good size. Good weight. Good price.

Amazing, excellent quality

As they mention i recieve today the same and in good packing light weight , beautiful design

Fully charged my s23 ultra 2 times in 1 day

After 1 year of use, it was able to charge my phone one time only. I think this is not original Samsung

Very like

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Vaad ettiğini yapiyor. Note 10 telefonumu 2,5 kez hızlı şarj ediyor

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Update 2024: Just be aware the charge indicator is not accurate if left sitting for a long time. I went a longer period without charging it, and when I pressed the button showed 3/4 lights remaining. I charged a few things after that I should have realised I charged many things, but after charging those things it still showed 3/4 so I thought oh I don't need to charge it. then next day checked it was 3/4 lights, then plugged in the phone. when I came back phone wasn't charging and powerbank was unresponsive. I plugged powerbank in to charge and it was charging from 0% 1/4 lights blinking. so yeah even though just before it showed me 3/4, obviously the powerbank only had like 20% or less remaining. 2025 Update: ok after further testing, indicator lights still acting funny sometimes. I read somewhere after fully charging and unplugging, holding the button down for 30 seconds can reset things, I think this improved it. I just tested 0-100% charge measuring the Wh charged with USB-C power meter, and it shows total 44Wh charged (10000mAh = 37Wh but charging always shows bit more because some energy lost to heat). so the power bank capacity is still as claimed. with 3/4 lights on when I press the button I know it’s 50% charged, indicator works reliably at this % so know I should charge it soon. if you leave it sitting for months, probably best not to believe the indicator and just plug it in to charge. still keeping 5/5 rating. Update (12/2023): I have been using the power bank many times now and I can say it works very well and has been reliable. Since writing the original review I purchased and charged the power bank with a 65w USB-C power adapter which supports the maximum 9v/2.77A charging of the Samsung power bank and can say it does charge noticeably faster. Seems to charge from 50% to 100% in roughly 1.5 hours. Either it is charging at maximum 2.77A or PPS (Samsung fast charge spec) because my 65w USB-C power adapter supports both. Updated to 5/5 stars. Additional update: ok I just read a review on another Anker USB-C power bank, and in that review it does say the first time you charge out of the box it charges slow. So maybe this is typical behaviour of fast charge power banks. Original review: The aesthetic and first impression of quality is good, has a kind of recycled type plastic exterior case which is common these days. This does not mean it’s bad quality, the recycled looking plastic with faint freckles still feels more rigid and tough in the hand than the plastic on my other power banks. Case is seamless and the curved bottom which makes the bottom a single piece of plastic I think makes the entire power bank much more rigid, manufacturing quality and materials feel great. I like how the design is simple, just one end has two USB-C ports, button and 4 indicator lights. I am writing this review on the same day I got it delivered, so I will edit and update with more impressions from extended use. But following this are some things I didn’t expect. First of all manufacturing date on the box says 5/2023, so it left the factory 5 months ago and the power bank charge was 0% (keep reading why I am quite confident this was the case). I didn’t expect 100% charge out of the box but maybe 30%? 40% at least for a recently manufactured product? anyway not a big deal just need to charge it up. I read the user manual+box in full and always fully charge my battery products before attempting to use them. So after removing power bank from box I did not plug anything in or press the button. User manual says “only charge with included usb-c cable” so I followed that instruction and used the short included cable to plug the power bank into 9v/2.22A (20W) USB power adapter (Samsung says maximum input charge rate is 9V/2.77A). The power bank then shows 1 of 4 lights blinking (first indication of near empty charge). Ok no problem shouldn’t take too long to charge i thought. With 20W power adapter this power bank took 4.5 hours to fully charge (I think it was quite clear to me the power bank was near 0%). I was checking regularly for the last 1 hour of charging because I thought it would finish charging at any moment, but yeah waiting 4.5 hours is not the fast charging I expected. Ok I don’t expect to charge from 0% all the time, but charging with 20W power adapter was slower than I thought. For example I have a 10000mAh power bank from Anker it charges at a maximum of 5v/2.4A (12W) and it took 4.5 hours to charge from near empty to 100% (I measured this soon after purchasing it). Doesn’t make much sense does it? How can charging a power bank at 12W take the same amount of time as charging at 20W? I think the fast charging (20W) power bank should charge faster. The Anker also arrived empty and blinking 1/4 lights when started charging, but it was manufactured 2 years before I bought it not 5 months before. Anyhow not sure yet why this is the case, maybe the Samsung power bank limits input charge rate on first charge. Or the Samsung ramps down charging speed much faster when the charge reaches over 75% to reduce battery temperature I don’t know. My expectations were around 3~3.5 hours to fully fast charge (20W) this power bank from 0-100%. So with average use, I thought I only have to wait 1.5 hours to fast charge it from 50-100%. I will update this review if I experience any improvement. 4/5 stars because it’s aesthetic and feeling of good quality. It also technically “works” so can’t say it is useless either. But just not exactly what I expected. -Edit this is my old initial rating. New rating is 5/5 as explained at top of review.