(Last Updated On: January 12, 2024)

The original iPhone SE, launched in 2016, offered high-end features at a lower price. Fast forward to 2020, Apple released the 2nd Generation iPhone SE, an enhanced version of its predecessor. This upgraded model includes the A13 Bionic chip, water resistance, 4K video capability, and more. Notably, it supports USB-C Power Delivery and wireless charging, addressing the major compromises of the previous model. With its powerful specs and modest 1,821mAh battery, the 2nd Gen iPhone SE can benefit from Power Delivery charging, especially for heavy users. This guide focuses on selecting the best power banks for charging the iPhone SE on the go.

ROMOSS PEA30 30,000mAh 30W PD Power Bank

Starting pretty strong; if you want to be able to charge your iPhone SE to full power a few times, even if we’re talking about the 3rd generation iPhone SE that was released in 2022 that has a 2,018mAh battery, you can recharge it about six or seven times using this ROMOSS PEA30 power bank. That’s because this ROMOSS power bank has a 30,000mAh capacity, a ton of power that can be used to charge your iPhone and other devices.

You likely won’t have to worry about recharging this power bank for a few days or weeks, depending on how often you use it. Charging power is also optimal because this power bank has a 30W USB-C Power Delivery port and two USB-A Quick Charge ports. You can use the 30W USB-C port to fast charge your iPhone SE, as the 2022 model can fast charge at 20W.

Recharging this ROMOSS power bank also fits charging the iPhone because it has a Lightning input that can recharge at 18W. There’s also an 18W Micro-USB input, and the USB-C port can recharge the power bank at 30W, so I recommend you use the USB-C port to recharge it as it’s the fastest way. To analyze this ROMOSS power bank’s capabilities in-depth, read my full review or watch my video review.

INIU B63 25,000mAh 65W PD Power Bank

This INIU B63 will serve you well if you want a powerful power bank. First, this charger has a 25,000mAh capacity, which is more than enough to charge your iPhone SE multiple times without recharging it.

The main reason to get this power bank is its 65W USB-C Power Delivery port that you can use to charge USB-C laptops if needed. There is also a 30W USB-C port and a USB-A Quick Charge port. You can use any USB-C port to fast charge your iPhone SE; however, know that the USB-C 1 port drops to 45W when charging more than a single device.

Recharging this power bank is fast if you use a 45W PD wall charger. Discover more about this INIU power bank’s performance in my detailed review or video walkthrough.

MOMAX 10,000mAh Slim Wireless Charging Power Bank

Power may be convenient since the new iPhone SE is compatible with wireless charging. This MOMAX power bank is practically made for iPhone users because it has 10W wireless charging at the top and a 20W USB-C Power Delivery port. A USB-A Quick Charge port is also more useful for Android phones; however, you can use the USB-C port to fast charge your iPhone.

The iPhone SE 2022 model is compatible with the wireless charge at 7.5W, which you can use with the top charging pad if you don’t have a cable.

Another way this MOMAX power bank is great for iPhones is because it has a Lightning input port that can recharge the power bank at 12W. The USB-C port is better for recharging because it has an 18W input, but it’s still nice to have a Lightning input port. Learn more about the wireless charging features of this MOMAX power bank in my comprehensive review article.

Baseus Blade 20,000mAh 100W PD Power Bank

This Baseus Blade power bank may be too much for the iPhone SE, mainly because its two USB-C ports can output 100W of Power Delivery. Yes, you can fast charge your iPhone SE with the USB-C ports on this power bank, but they can also fast charge most USB-C chargeable laptops. There are also two USB-A Quick Charge ports on this power bank.

The Baseus Blade power bank has a 65W recharging speed, so I recommend you use a 65W Power Delivery wall charger to recharge it. The power bank has a 20,000mAh capacity, so you can get many total charges for the iPhone SE, considering that the iPhone SE 2022 model only has a 2,018mAh battery capacity.

The most notable part about this power bank is its screen, which shows the remaining capacity and the voltage, amperage, and the remaining runtime. The screen also shows the remaining recharge time when recharging the power bank. Check out my review article or video for a deeper dive into the Baseus Blade power bank’s high output capabilities.

UGREEN 10,000mAh 20W Power Bank with Built-in Lightning Cable

A power bank that will always be reliable as long as it’s charged up is one with a built-in cable that is compatible with your device. In this case, this UGREEN power bank has a built-in Lightning cable, and the best part is that it has a 20W Power Delivery speed, so if you have an iPhone SE 2022 model, you can fast charge it. Another benefit of this power bank is that you don’t have to carry around a separate cable, as this one is always part of the power bank and conceals into the charger when you’re not using it.

There is also a USB-C port that has a 20W Power Delivery charging speed and a USB-A port that has an 18W output. The 10,000mAh capacity of this UGREEN power bank may be low compared to higher-tier modern phones, but when it comes to charging an iPhone SE, the capacity of this power bank can charge the iPhone SE to full power about two times. See my full review for insights on this UGREEN power bank’s built-in lightning cable feature.

PowerAdd Pro 10,000mAh 20W Power Bank

If you want an incredibly slim power bank with your equally thin and lightweight iPhone SE, this PowerAdd Pro power bank was practically made for it. This charger has a 10,000mAh capacity, so you can charge your iPhone to full power a few times without recharging it.

The charging power is excellent for fast charging the iPhone SE 3rd generation because it has a 20W USB-C Power Delivery port. A USB-A Quick Charge port is also more helpful for fast charging Android phones. The power bank can be recharged from either its USB-C or Micro-USB port, and I recommend using the USB-C port to recharge from as it has a 20W recharging speed. A digital display at the top of the power bank shows the remaining capacity.

Since this PowerAdd power bank also has a 0.6-inch thickness, you can easily fit this charger and your iPhone SE into the same pocket. Explore the sleek design and efficiency of this PowerAdd power bank in my detailed review or video explanation.

INIU B2 10,000mAh Power Bank with USB-C to Lightning Cable

This is another INIU power bank I wanted to recommend because this charger comes with three different charging cables and has a unique design. This INIU power bank has a USB-C port that you would use with one of the cables included in the box, and there’s another slot that fits the other end of the cable, making portability easier when you’re not using the power bank.

The included cables with this power bank are a USB-C to USB-C cable, a USB-C to Lightning, and a USB-C to Micro-USB cable. So, straight out of the box, you already have the Lightning cable to charge your iPhone SE, and the only real downside to this power bank is that the max output is only 15W, which would include the middle USB-C port that you would use with the special cables.

At the top of this power bank is a screen that shows the remaining capacity, too. Read my review or watch my video to find out more about the versatility of this INIU power bank.