Safe for flight

"We needed an external battery that is not only reliable, durable, and well designed, but also can meet the most rigid safety standards in a flight environment, such as UN38.8, to provide power for the EFB for our pilots. Then we found Zendure.”

– Mr. Andrew Taggart, Titan Airways Captain A320 EFB Manager & Administrator

A3PD

The A2 from Zendure has sat at the top of our power banks chart for the past couple of years. Now the A3PD takes its place. The A3PD has a good-looking but, more importantly, crushproof casing that looks seriously tough.

– Tech Advisor

A8PD

It offers all the things we expect from Zendure, including the crushproof casing, passthrough charger and higher-than-standard efficiency rating and standby.

– Tech Advisor

SuperTank

The Zendure SuperTank is the best battery pack we've ever used. Between the feature set, quality, and the choice and speed of outputs, SuperTank is hands down the unquestionable winner of portable batteries.

– AppleInsider

A2

The Zendure A2 is well equipped for a life on the road, too. Built from crushproof PC/ABS composite material with dual-injection molding and a shock-absorbing central belt, this black or silver block is not only tough but it looks cool.

– Tech Advisor

A6PD

One of the fastest USB-C PD power banks we've come across, and certainly one of the best designed. Zendure's 45W A6PD stands out for its extreme energy efficiency and ability to hold a charge for six months just as much as it does its good-looking rugged design.

– Tech Advisor

SuperTank

This could make it a tough fit in slimmer pockets, but I’m personally fine with its design since it allows Zendure to fit in a good selection of ports, including 100W and 60W USB-C ports and 15W and 18W USB-A ports. Zendure’s SuperTank is a great, compact package that offers the best port selection

– The Verge

X6

The USB hub functionality is supported on two of the full-size outputs, offering data transfer at speeds of up to 480Mb/s. All four USB outputs can also provide power, with one at 18W and the other three at 12W, sharing a maximum output of 45W.

– Tech Advisor

SuperMini

The smallest offering in the Zendure range manages to pack a lot of power into its compact body. It resembles a tiny suitcase, with its durable, crush-proof design, and it’s a good choice for adventurers.

– Digital Trends