BioLite Charge 20 PD Power Bank
Designed to juice up your smartphone, tablet or other compatible electronics, the BioLite Charge 20 PD is the perfect travel companion for everything from camping vacations to backpacking trips.
- Features USB-C power delivery for faster, more flexible charging
- Portable and durable design allows you to charge multiple devices at once
- Allows for approximately 1.5 smartphone charges from a full battery
- FAA carry-on compliant
- 6000 mAh (22.2 Wh) rechargeable battery
- Compatible with solar panels up to 18W (not included)
- Outputs: 1 x USB C-PD and 2 x USB A quick charge outputs; 18W total output
- Inputs: USB C-PD, up to 18W
- Charge Time: 2 hours by up to 18W USB C-PD
Imported.
View all BioLite Power Banks| Best Use | Backpacking |
|---|---|
| Charge Time (hrs) | 2 hours |
| External Charge | USB |
| Battery Included | Yes |
| Battery Type | Lithium Ion |
| Battery Capacity (Wh) | 22.2 watt hours |
| Battery Storage Capacity (mAh) | 6000 milliamp hours |
| Power Output to Device | 18 |
| Material(s) | Shell: nonslip rubberized material |
| Dimensions | 5 x 3 x 0.6 inches |
| Weight | 5.8 ounces |
| Solar Compatible | Yes |
| Sustainability | From a Climate Neutral Certified brand |
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I bought this for mountaineering and used it for Mt. Baker! It was easy to charge and lightweight. It helped having it so that I could charge my phone during my extended time on the mountain.
Recommended!
I‘ve got the 20 and the 80 version. Loading my iPhone13 with 1,4A by USB and 1.8A by USB C. Capacity like in the manufactors description. Charge 20 for 1 to 1.5 times and Charge 80 for several loadings. Design and quality of the battery is quite well. The Charge 20 is a lightweight for the pocket, Charge 80 more heavier powercharge for seversl days. Best battery I own an absolutely recommended if you need powersupply!
best portable power bank ever
best portable power bank I've ever had hands down it holds a charge for an eternity and it also is weatherproof I found out after losing it ATV and a rainstorm finding it a week later and it still works totally fine
Love it
My gf won it as a corporate gift and I how compact it is and it came with a usb c cord. Good grip and light. I added my sticker to personalize it.
POWER
POWER! This little package was able to support several cell phones on a recent trip.
Perfect size for dayhikes
A great size for taking on hikes and topping the phone. Rounded corners are helpful in keeping it from jabbing into my waist when stored in waist belt like some chargers. The charge indicator light and button interface is simple and effective.
did not function
I bought brand new at REI. It does not hold energy and only raised my phone by 2% in 30 minutes. Returned
Almost Perfect
Have had several of the older BioLite battery packs and love them ! Was excited for these new ones which supported USC C charging (because almost everyone these days has the new Apple lightening cable), as well as supporting the charging of multiple devices. Unfortunately, in order to re-charge the battery pack you need the specific USB A to USC C cable included with the battery pack. Most other battery packs (such as the older BioLite ones), as well as battery lanterns use a micro charger. Almost everyone in the world has a micro charger for charging various battery items. This battery pack will require you to carry around another cable or add another cable to your home charging station just to charge this device. Unfortunately, I didn't read closely enough that the charging INPUT was USB-C. Knocking off one star. If the input for re-charging the battery pack would have been a micro charger, it would have been perfect.
A quick recharge when/where you need it
It's nice and small, but gives me a charge when I need it. The 20 doesn't hold a huge charge, but it's really handy. I bought it and will use it for hiking/camping, but right now I have it in the magazine rack next to my couch. So when my phone runs low some evenings, I can lean over, grab this little battery and charge up with it in my lap, almost unnoticed.
Hard to understand how to charge
So far, not sure how well this product works. The very tiny instruction paper that comes with it says little. It seems to indicate that a power cord is included, but there was none in the box. I will continue to try to figure this out. This may well be a good product, but I am finding it difficult to understand.