Power Bank

A power bank is a portable battery you carry to charge a phone, tablet, or other USB device when there's no outlet nearby, genuinely useful daily carry in the Philippines, and even more so during a brownout when your phone becomes your main light source and way to check for updates.

What to check before you buy

• Capacity (mAh): 5,000mAh covers roughly one full phone charge. 10,000mAh covers two to three. 20,000mAh gets you through a multi-day trip or a longer outage without a wall outlet.
• Output ports: Dual USB lets you charge two devices at once, useful for households sharing one power bank.
• Charging speed: Fast-charging models cut down the time spent waiting, both to charge your device and to refill the power bank itself.

What we carry

Havit, Golf, and Xiaomi power banks ranging from 5,000mAh slim everyday carries to 20,000mAh high-capacity units, all with dual USB output and fast charging support.

Flying with a power bank?

CAAP limits airline carry to 100Wh without approval, 100 to 160Wh with airline sign-off, and bans anything over 160Wh outright, always in hand-carry, never checked baggage. Most 10,000mAh and 20,000mAh power banks fall comfortably under the no-approval threshold. Read the full breakdown before your next flight.

Ships nationwide across the Philippines.