Ip65 waterproof portable power bank

The massive 30,000 mAh is enough for up to 13 full charges of most smartphones and is so powerful that it can be used with laptops and portable gaming devices. If you need a waterproof power bank to use outdoors and last for multiple days at a time while still charging all your gadgets, this is 100% the one to get.

As you can see from the chart below, an IP68 would be the highest possible rating. However, most of the best waterproof power banks are rated to IP67, which is more than enough protection for rugged outdoor use.

If you only need a small waterproof power bank to use in emergencies to charge your phone, then this is perfect. It stays charged for weeks at a time if you don't use it, and it doesn't matter if it gets covered in dust, mud, or soaked in the rain.

Anker power banks are not waterproof and nor do they claim to be. The casing is made from waterproof materials but does not have a waterproof construction. Water can get in through the joints and the charger input, so it won't fare well if submerged. If you spill water on it or it gets a little bit wet in the rain though, you should be ok.

With the 20,000 mAh capacity, you can expect to charge any smartphone at least five to seven times as well as being big enough to charge iPads and tablets up to two times. There are a few things to take into consideration when choosing the best waterproof power bank for you, and it is not always clear what they mean.

If there is a chance your power bank will become submerged, then this is the one you want. The Powerness U36 10050mAh Power Bank Charger with LED is perfect for day trips and keeping in your backpack on hikes. The new carabiner fastener also means you can fasten it to your backpack if using it with a solar charger.