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The use of USB-C ports with many of the devices that we use each day is growing quite rapidly. The reason for that? USB-C is the new standard, and so it’s able to provide a more accessible ecosystem of charging and connectivity between many devices on the market. Along with devices using USB-C, many charging electronic brands are now starting to use USB-C ports with their chargers. Anker is definitely one of the prominent brands, and it shows with one of their latest power banks, the PowerCore Fusion 10000. Power Power Capacity: The power capacity of this portable charger is double than Anker’s PowerCore 5000, and that would be 10,000mAh. So the Anker PowerCore Fusion 10000 is mostly meant for charging smartphones with its output capacity. Anker claims that you’ll be able to charge an iPhone XS to its full power about three times while charging a Samsung Galaxy S9 will yield two full charges. Output Charging: Along with the power capacity and the portability of having a retractable AC adapter, this power bank makes use of two ports. One is a USB-A port that has a 5V/2.4A (12W) charging speed. The other one is a USB-C port that has a 5V/3.0A (15W) charging speed. The USB-C port on this power bank does not feature Power Delivery, as it does not supply 18W of charging power, which is where Power Delivery charging really begins. The USB-A port really only has standard charging, and if you’ve got a USB-C smartphone, then you should definitely be using a USB-C to USB-C cable to charge from the USB-C port. If there’s one main flaw with the charging from this power bank, then it would have to be the max output. The max output of this power bank is 15W only. So, you can’t take full advantage of the 15W power output that the USB-C port features, if you’re charging another device at the same time with the power bank. Input Charging: When it comes to recharging this Anker power bank, you only have one option, which would be to use the built-in AC adapter and plug it into an outlet to recharge. Having the USB-C port also as an input port for recharging would have been helpful, however, it can only be used as an output. The good news is that even when the power bank is plugged into an outlet, you can use still use it as a wall charger. That’s where the “Fusion” part of this power bank comes into play. Power Capacity: Initial: 10,000mAh Output: USB-A Port: 12W USB-C Port: 15W Input: AC LED Power Indicator: 8 Power Indicators Size: 3 .2 x 3.2 x 1.3 inches Weight: 9.6 Ounces