Best Power Bank for iPhone XR

The latest iPhones, iPhone XR, iPhone XS, or iPhone XS Max, have been announced by APPLE. By the launch of new iPhones, the demand of power bank also grows. Let’s talk about the best power bank for iPhone XR. Before we talk about this issue, why do we even need a power bank?

A power bank is extremely beneficial. This is precisely why more and more phone owners are buying this add-on tool. On certain occasions, it can be simply life-saving. Just imagine the situation when you are expecting a very important business call and your phone dies Even the thought can burn a hole in your pocket. Won’t it be nice if you have an alternative device to fall back on during such times? This is where power banks come into play.

 The new iPhones from Apple have powerful batteries. But there is a limit to everything. After constant usage, you need to charge your devices. Bring home a high-quality power bank to charge your iPhone XR, iPhone XS, or iPhone XS Max. Since power banks are portable, you can take them along to charge your mobile devices.

 Here is a good suggestion to introduce the best power bank for your iPhone XR—A8PD 26,800mAh Portable power bank by ZENDURE!

 Whether you’re a traveler, digital nomad, or simply want to keep your devices going throughout the day (perhaps even several days!), the best way to do deal with running out of battery is to get a Zendure A8PD power bank with 5 USB ports that allows you to charge specific smartphones and tablets more conveniently.

 Check out the following unique features!

（1）The First 5-Port USB PD Power Bank

In addition to charging 5 devices simultaneously, USB-C PD port provides faster charging for 12 inch New MacBook, Nintendo Switch, most Type-C PD laptops, Android phones and tablets.

（2）Super-Fast USB-C Charge/Recharge

The USB-C Power Delivery port on this charger is actually more powerful than most other wall or desktop chargers and that’s because it has an output of 30W. Thanks to 30W power delivery, it charges iPhone X, iPhone 8/ 8 Plus up to 50% in just 30 minutes. Recharge A8PD fully in just 3-4 hours with 30W PD adapter (e.g. MacBook 29W Charger).

Also, since there’s more power being delivered with this port, it’s able to charge all Power Delivery compatible smartphones at their max charging rates, such as Google Pixel 2 and Essential. You can also charge the iPhone XR at the max charging speed with the Power Delivery port and that’s because you can use a USB-C to Lighting charging cable. The iPhone XR is compatible with USB-C Power Delivery. Now you know and can charge your iPhone at a faster charging rate.

USB-C Power Delivery Charging rate in terms of Voltage and Amperage: 5V/2.4A | 5V/3A | 9V/3A | 15V/3A | 20V/2.25A

（3）Accurate LED Digital Readout

A built-in LED flashlight that's handy for seeing in the dark, and on top are four tiny lights that indicate how much battery life remains in the power bank. Zendure has added plenty of safety features to prevent any damage to your connected devices, too.

You can get an exact readout of how much capacity remains, so you won't get caught short. This user-friendly feature is absolutely necessary for high capacity portable phone chargers.

（4）26800mAh Sky-High Capacity

The A8PD 26800mAh USB-C port charges a MacBook at the same rate as the included charger, and can charge a Nintendo Switch while you're playing.

Zendure A8PD charges your 12’’ New MacBook 1.7 times, iPhone X 7.3 times, Nintendo Switch 4 times, Galaxy S9 7 times.

（5）Industry-Leading PD Power Banks Brand Recommended by Tech Advisor

 Designed around YOU. Trusted by more than 100k fans worldwide. Join the Zendure family today.

A Note on Air Travel: What You Need to Know

While traveling in the U.S., the Federal Aviation Administration allows you to carry a device (like a power bank) with up to a 100 Wh capacity. You are also able to carry a limit of two spare batteries between 101 Wh and 160 Wh with prior approval from your airline. All lithium batteries must be in your carry-on bag and can't be stowed with checked luggage.

Most power banks list their capacity in mAh (milliamp-hours) and not Wh (watt-hours). Let's do some conversion using a 3.7-volt average. You can calculate from Wh to mAh using this formula: (mAh)/1000 x (V) = (Wh)

After some rounding off, that means you can bring a 26,800 mAh power bank on your flight. With approval, you can bring up to two 43,240 mAh (again, some rounding is used) along as well. Just be sure not to put them in your checked luggage!

Other countries may have different regulations, so you should check before you travel outside the U.S.

There is no need for you to be hesitated to buy such a good power bank. Get one right now!