Top 5 Best Power Banks in 2025: Choice Guide

It is difficult to declare 1 power bank as the best power bank. This is strongly dependent on the application and the devices you want to charge with it. All MOJOGEAR power banks are of good quality. However, there are power banks that excel in specific applications and situations:

• MOJOGEAR XL All-in 1 : Ideal when you don't want to take any cables with you. Suitable for iPhone and all other Apple products due to the combination of built-in Lightning and USB-C cable.

• MOJOGEAR Wireless 10,000 mAh Powerbank: Best powerbank when you want to charge completely wirelessly. The powerbank is suitable for all phones with a wireless charging function or magnetic case. The powerbank can only be attached to the back of a phone if the phone is equipped with magnetic rings, such as iPhones with MagSafe. Because you never need a cable with this powerbank, this powerbank is ideal for festivals. This saves you a lot of hassle with cables in your pocket or bag.

• MOJOGEAR ULTRA 26.800 mAh 100W Laptop Powerbank: The MOJOGEAR Ultra is by far the best powerbank for charging laptops. This powerbank delivers 100W of power, allowing you to charge your laptop very quickly.

• MOJOGEAR MINI EVO 10,000 mAh power bank: Are you looking for a small power bank? Then the MINI EVO is your best choice. The MINI EVO is actually the smallest 10,000 mAh power bank in the world. This makes this power bank ideal for traveling and to carry with you in your pocket or (hand)bag.

• MOJOGEAR EVO XL 20,000 mAh power bank: Are you looking for a power bank for general use, that you don't want to charge too often? For example, if you are without power for several days. Then the EVO XL is the best choice for you. The EVO XL is a 20,000 mAh power bank that is the most widely applicable and can be used for almost all types of devices.

The strongest power bank is a relative term. It really depends on what you mean by "strong". Are you looking for a power bank with the largest capacity to charge your phone often, or one that can charge devices with a higher power, such as a laptop?

The capacity of a power bank is expressed in milliampere hours (mAh). The higher this number, the more often you can charge a device with it. For example, if you have a phone with a 4000 mAh battery, a 10,000 mAh power bank can charge your phone about two and a half times, in theory. In practice, some energy is always lost during charging. For those who are on the road a lot and want to charge devices multiple times, a power bank with a larger capacity, such as 20,000 mAh, is a good option.

In addition to capacity, the output voltage (Volt) and current (Ampere) are important. These determine how quickly a device is charged and whether the power bank is suitable for certain devices at all. For example, laptops often require a higher voltage and current than smartphones. So take a good look at the specifications of your devices and the power bank to ensure they are compatible. Some power banks have multiple USB ports with different output powers, so you can charge multiple devices at the same time.

The strongest power bank from MOJOGEAR is the MOJOGEAR ULTRA 26,800 mAh power bank .

MagSafe is a technology from Apple that allows various magnetic accessories to be quickly and securely attached to your phone without the use of a cable. Apple does this by means of a magnetic ring in iPhones. MagSafe accessories, such as a MagSafe power bank, are also equipped with a magnetic ring. This keeps the power bank firmly attached to the phone. MagSafe was introduced from the iPhone 12, so the iPhone 11 and older models cannot use this. However, there are cases with an integrated MagSafe ring. Such a case also makes it possible to use MagSafe devices without having an iPhone 12 or later.

There are a number of features you should consider when buying a power bank. One of the most important is mAh . This indicates the capacity of the power bank, or how many times you can charge your phone or other device with the power bank. Most modern phones have a battery with a capacity of 4,000-5,000 mAh. If you have a power bank of 20,000 mAh, this does not mean that you can charge your power bank 4-5 times.

This has to do with the efficiency of the power bank. Another very important characteristic of a good power bank. The efficiency indicates how much of the capacity is lost during charging. Most power banks are around 80-85%. This means that approximately 15% is lost. Check the specifications of the power bank carefully for this.

Then there is the power. This indicates how quickly the power bank can charge your phone. Most power banks deliver a power between 15 and 22.5W (Watt). It is good to know that most modern phones often need at least 20W to charge quickly. Therefore, make sure you buy a power bank with at least 20W. For laptops, you need at least 30W, but for a MacBook Pro, for example, you need 96W.

Determining how much capacity you need can be tricky. It depends on a few things. How much capacity does the device you are trying to charge have and how often do you actually want to charge it. As an example, we will use a phone with a capacity of 5,000 mAh .

10,000 mAh: This size is ideal for day trips. Suppose you are camping for 1 day, this power bank can still be sufficient. Although it can be tight.

20,000 mAh: Great for everyday use, but considerably heavier than the 10,000 mAh power bank. Perfect for a longer weekend away.

20,000+ mAh: When you're away for more than a weekend. Powerbanks of this size often get considerably heavier, so sometimes it's better to take 2 powerbanks of 20,000 mAh with you.

If you want to charge multiple devices such as a GPS, smartwatch or wireless earbuds, you can choose to go up a step. Although these types of devices use relatively little power.

20,000 mAh is a large capacity for a power bank. Whether it is a lot depends on what you want to charge with it. You can compare it to a petrol tank: a larger tank means you can drive further before you have to refuel. With 20,000 mAh you can fully charge a smartphone several times. How many times exactly depends on the battery capacity of your phone. For example, if your phone has a 4,000 mAh battery, you could theoretically charge it five times with a full 20,000 mAh power bank. In practice, this is often slightly less (15-20%) due to energy loss during charging. A power bank with this capacity is useful for longer trips, festivals or if you want to charge multiple devices. If you only want to charge your phone once for emergencies, a smaller power bank may be sufficient.

The charging time of a power bank depends on a number of things. The most important factor is the capacity of the power bank, expressed in milliampere hours (mAh). A power bank with a higher capacity, for example 10,000 mAh, takes longer to charge than a power bank with a lower capacity, such as 5,000 mAh. Imagine you fill a large bucket and a small bucket with water. The large bucket takes longer to fill.

In addition to the capacity, the input of the power bank also plays a role. This is measured in Ampere (A) and indicates how quickly the power bank can receive power. A higher input means faster charging. A power bank with a 2A input charges faster than a power bank with a 1A input. Think of a wide and a narrow hose. More water flows through the wide hose per minute than a narrow hose.

The charger you use is also important. The output of the charger, also in Amps, should match or be higher than the input of the power bank for optimal charging. If you use a 2A charger for a power bank with a 1A input, the power bank will not charge faster than with a 1A charger. The power bank will then draw a maximum of 1A. However, if you use a 1A charger for a power bank with a 2A input, charging will take longer.

Finally, factors such as ambient temperature and the age of the power bank can also have a small impact on charging time.