In reply to Post #1
I bought this to supplement my previous (and still working brilliantly) pair of 28mh Ankers - I'm always forgetting to take the right cables (USB B / C / Micro) for different devices so this makes life easier for the all important mobile as its wireless charging . . .£28

Wireless Power Bank 33800mAh

Another vote for the Fudgemonkey from me. The 45w usb-c is the reason I bought it. So I can run a chromebook for work and a couple of iPhones and a wifi hotspot on a trip and still be able to charge a light, radio and walkie talkie etc. Yes it's expensive, but when I looked around I couldn't find anything of similar specs at the time. Had it a couple of years now without any issues.

In reply to Post #32
The new big anker looks good.http://www.anker.com/uk/powerhouse_521?utm_source=fb-ig&utm_medium=cpm&utm_content=dt%20-%20campervan_AD1_1200x1200_UK_Feature&utm_campaign=uk_anker_pps_conversion_fb-ig_A1720code_purchase_web_dt-rv&utm_term=6281751723860_6281751727260_6281751725660&fbclid=PAAaaGp2rvKav7FXAZmxJCTkasajO1RfRtl-sWzZtbjdpAmNgCZIMaBjAShEE

In reply to Post #1
I use a deben tracer 24000 mah, pricey but keeps a laptop charged whereas small anker types wouldnt.
If its for phones and smaller items your ankers are fine. For heavier duty ie laptop then deben tracer and higher spec ridgemonkey do the job.

I use an Anker power bank, it was only about £20 but charges my phone a few times no problem.

Anker Power Bank Link

In reply to Post #1
Angler have just released a 256kwh power station for £250. Looks decent for the money.

In reply to Post #1
I have 2 x 10,000mah Ankers and also the 76000mah Ridgemonkey to charge my Macbook (60w output). Would recommend both!