Best Power Banks for Google Pixel 6 Pro in 2024

(Last Updated On: January 9, 2024)

The Google Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro feature new specifications, most notably Google’s own Tensor chip, setting them apart in a market dominated by Samsung Galaxy phones and iPhones. The Pixel 6 has a 90Hz display, while the Pixel 6 Pro boasts a variable 120Hz display, both enhancing user experience but consuming more battery. Enhanced image processing is a key feature, especially for frequent camera users. The Pixel 6 has a 4,614mAh battery, and the Pro version a 5,003mAh battery, designed to support these advanced features. Carrying a power bank is recommended to ensure uninterrupted use of these new capabilities.

iWalk LinkPod USB-C Mini Power Bank

The iWalk LinkPod power bank is one of the most simple power banks I’ve reviewed. The charger has a USB-C connector that you would input to the Google Pixel 6 Pro. So there is no need for a charging cable to charge from this power bank; however, included in the box is a USB-C to USB-C cable that you can use to recharge the power bank via its USB-C port.

Even when recharging this iWalk power bank, you can plug it into a wall charger, which will recharge from there. You don’t have to use the USB-C port for recharging. The charging speed of the USB-C connector is 18W, so it may not charge the Pixel 6 Pro at max speed, but it comes close. Also, the 4,800mAh battery capacity of this power bank will get close to a full recharge for the Pixel 6 Pro. For a more detailed exploration of this power bank, read my review article or watch my video review.

iWalk LinkPod Y2 Built-in Cable USB-C Power Bank

This is another iWalk power bank called the LinkPod Y2. The charger has a similar design to the other LinkPod power bank I recommend, with this one having a built-in USB-C cable, not just a connector. However, the built-in cable works simultaneously, with it being able to charge the Pixel 6 Pro at 18W, and you can use the built-in cable to recharge the power bank by plugging it into a USB-C wall charger.

There is a USB-C port for recharging purposes, too. This LinkPod Y2 power bank does have a 9,600mAh battery that can charge up the Pixel 6 Pro to full power at about one time, and you can have spare capacity to use later. Discover the full potential of this power bank in my comprehensive review article or video review.

PowerAdd 20W PD 10,000mAh Power Bank

The PowerAdd 20W PD power bank is a great default phone type of portable charger. This PowerAdd power bank has a 10,000mAh battery capacity to charge up the Pixel 6 Pro to full power about once. The charging power is also pretty good, with a 20W USB-C Power Delivery port. Finally, this PowerAdd power bank is also small and slim; it can likely fit into the same pocket that you place your Pixel 6 Pro in. Learn about the unique features of this power bank in my in-depth review article or check out my video review.

ROMOSS PEA30 30W 30,000mAh PD Power Bank

If you want a power bank that can likely last days without recharging and fast charging your Pixel 6 Pro, this ROMOSS PEA30 power bank is a good choice. The ROMOSS PEA30 power bank has a 30W USB-C PD port that can fast charge the Pixel 6 Pro; the PEA30 also has a 30,000mAh battery that can charge up the Pixel 6 to full power about four times if that’s the only device you’re charging from the power bank. Delve into the specifics of this power bank’s performance in my detailed review article or video review.

Baseus 20,000mAh 65W USB-C Power Deilvery Power Bank

A high-capacity power bank is a way to go if you want to charge your Pixel to full power more than once. Higher-capacity power banks also tend to have more powerful charging. That’s the case with this Baseus power bank, which has a 20,000mAh power capacity and can charge the Pixel 6 and the Pixel 6 Pro to full power about two times.

Charging power is much more versatile for fast charging your Google Pixel and other USB-C devices because this power bank has a 65W USB-C Power Delivery port that can charge most laptops. On top of that, this power bank also has two USB-A Quick Charge 3.0 ports. Charging from all three ports simultaneously results in the USB-C port outputting 45W, which is still more than enough to charge most laptops, and you can still fast charge your Pixel.

Recharging this power bank is also fast because you can recharge it at 60W via the USB-C port, but you will need a 60W Power Delivery wall charger or higher. The power bank has a Micro-USB input port but a much slower recharge rate of 12W. Get a better understanding of how this power bank stands out by reading my review article.

INIU 25,000mAh 65W PD Power Bank

This INIU 25,000mAh 65W PD power bank is similar to the previous Basues one, as it also has a 65W PD port. This charger also has a 30W USB-C PD port that you can use to fast charge the Pixel 6 Pro while you’re charging another device from USB-C 1. This INIU power bank also has a higher battery capacity of 25,000mAh that can be used to charge the Pixel 6 Pro to full about three times or more. For a more detailed exploration of this power bank, read my review article or watch my video review.

JIGA 30,000mAh 3 Output and 3 Input Power Bank

If you don’t care about fast charging and want a low-cost power bank with a ton of power capacity and just standard charging, then this JIGA power bank is for you. That’s because it has a 30,000mAh power capacity that can be used for a few days to charge your Pixel 6, and it has three USB-A 10W standard ports. So you can’t fast charge your Pixel with this power bank.

This JIGA portable charger also has three ways to recharge it: Lightning, USB-C, and Micro-USB input ports. You can also use one input at a time for recharging, and they all have the same 10W recharge rate.

Overall, this JIGA power bank is a good option for longevity in its power capacity but not for fast charging as it doesn’t use Power Delivery. Discover the full potential of this power bank in my comprehensive review article.

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