Anker announced a new series of products at CES this week, and most of them will begin rolling out to customers later in ...

Anker today announced several new charging options that are set to start rolling out to customers in January. There are three ...

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Power banks revive dead phones, let you work longer while away from an outlet and allow you to play with your tablet/ereader/gamepad while it charges without being tethered to a wall. After testing ...

The Anker Nano 10K Power Bank (45W) impresses with its fast charging, robust cable and practical display—a slightly chunky companion that you’ll love using on the go. With its compact dimensions of ...

Like other Anker Solix portable power stations, the C1000 Gen 2 makes promises it can actually keep. It offers a respectable 1,024Wh of capacity with a peak output of 3,000W. Power ports are plentiful ...

In brief: Anker's terrible, horrible, no good, very bad 2025 continues. The Chinese electronics maker recently issued yet another power bank recall due to overheating concerns, which pose burn and ...

The US Consumer Product Safety Commission has provided more details on Anker’s last power bank recall from earlier this year. The agency notes that it received 33 reports of fire and explosion ...

Anker's new C1000 Gen 2 is smaller and lighter than its previous model while still being able to recharge to full in 49 minutes. Here's what else is new. Ajay has worked in tech journalism for over a ...

After former Google engineer Steven Yang founded Anker, he didn't waste time trying to compete directly with phone makers. Instead, his company focused on the accessories they had neglected: chargers, ...

I mean, I understand that companies use dark patterns to get you to sign up for stuff you don’t really want—or to keep you from canceling subscriptions you no longer need—but this might be the worst ...