[Power Delivery] Anker PowerCore 13400 Nintendo Switch Edition, The Official 13400mAh Portable Charger for Nintendo Switch, for use with iPhone X/8, USB-C MacBooks, and More

Best portable charger out there. Last a very long time and charges quickly

I purchased this to go with my grandsons gaming system. However, I learned that it works for several devices I didn’t expect; from phone to computer, etc.It lasts about 8 hours with semi-heavy use (my grandson seems to never put their video games down) and charges in about two hours.I purchased a second one for myself.

Received the battery pack in a nice box. I might be overpaying for the Nintendo logo, but with the recent issues with Nintendo switches bricking due to incorrect power delivery, better to be safe than sorry. I especially like the soft carrying pouch. If you’ve purchased Anker products in the past you know they all come with convenient carrying pouches. Comes with a USB type c to USB type c cable that allows you to charge the Nintendo Switch or any other electronics that take a USB type c input. The battery even has a standard USB type A so you can charge phones or accessories using “normal” USB cables. Please note there is no wall adaptor included for you to charge the battery. Therefore, I recommend when charging the battery make sure you use a power delivery wall charger. I had a USB type A to type c cable that I used on a usb hub and it charged the battery slowly using that method. You can use the Nintendo switch wall charger and it charges the battery quickly as described. In my case, I purchased an Anker USB type c power delivery wall adaptor that is slim (cost about 10 dollars on sale), to make it easy to travel with (the Nintendo one is too big). Now I can fast charge the battery anywhere without lugging the Nintendo Switch wall adaptor around. This battery even fast charges my iPhone, with the purchase of a USB type c to lightning cable. If you do not want to shell out the extra money for that cable, you can always charge USB accessories with the standard type A port. The battery delivers a charge to the Nintendo Switch while you play, unlike other battery packs that leave you watching the percent drop (although slower of course). Overall, a good product if you want a Nintendo authorized battery pack with a good warranty from Anker.

I bought this to use with my Switch when traveling. I have not had the opportunity to use it for that purpose yet. However, I needed a temporary power supply for my fiber optic tree since the cord to the tree was to short to run to the wall outlet. So far I've had the tree plugged in for 12 hours and only used about 10% of the battery life. I liked this so well that I decided to run the tree off the power bank permanently rather than plug it into the wall. I placed the tree in a decorative basket and hid the power bank inside. To sum up, this power bank can be used for multiple devices. I'm very pleased with it.

This product was purchased as a gift but I didn’t receive a gift receipt like normal to wrap it with. It is a busy time of year after all! I didn’t think it’d be a problem until now.I honestly crossed my fingers and hoped the recipient was getting a legit powerbank from a random seller. Told them to simply email Anker and they’ll know how to check for authenticity.Well… due to the excitement of the recipient’s happy reaction, they accidentally threw away the packaging without fully checking or taking screenshots 😔The most frustrating thing about this is Anker’s lack of internal data base system. As you can see from my provided picture sent to me by the recipient, Anker can’t even authenticate their items via their own serial number! How useless! Anker was no help and didn’t put mine nor the recipient’s mind at ease.The sticker label with verification numbers are only for items outside of the USA. This product was clearly a USA/NA product due to the packaging that was received, it was all in English! I’m a huge Anker fan and have a bunch of their cables, powerbank, wall plugs etc and this is the first time I’ve been unhappy with their service!After observing the product and from personal experience of Anker’s products, the item in question looks real. Recipient is still testing the product, and I’m just praying that it doesn’t brick their system with all their local Pokemon game saves that includes preorder and special code ingame items 😓 I’m also hoping it last with the stupid amount I paid for it since it’s a discontinued item!So if you think Anker will be of any help, they won’t know how to even check their product serial numbers. Those numbers are apparently just jibberish on real and now possible fake Anker products! If you send them your receipt I’m sure they will tell you it’s a fake since it won’t be from one of their authorized retailers. Anker is utterly useless!Thanks a lot Anker for making my purchase that much more uneasy.

Unfortunately, the C to C cable this comes with is NOT, and I repeat NOT a quick charge capable cable. That's the only real neg it has, but considering that the main reason you spend more for it than the nearly-identical non-branded unit is that unlike it's cousin, you can use this to fast charge your Switch on the go, it's a bit of a disappointment.It's otherwise a very good purchase, as you're not going to find much else besides the wall power brick that you can rapidly charge your Swanch with.

No Switch should be without this if you use your device primarily on the go. And thanks to Nintendo using a proprietary charging algorithm I wouldn’t trust just any power brick. This is the official Nintendo Switch endorsed charger so you know it works to Nintendo’s standard. I’ve managed 2 separate full charges on my Switch Lite with about a quarter capacity to spare in my testing. More than enough to get by in a pinch & it even can power up a tablet or phone if you need it too. I think however these have been discontinued by Anker so you’d better hurry & get it while supplies last.It includes a basic USB-C cable & nice carrying pouch in the package.