Have an iphone 13 mini. I would normally charge my iphone in an outlet but if no access, I would use a very old anker I believe 5000 mah powerbank with it. The issue though is this powerbank is really old... at least 5 years old at the absolute minimum but more likely 10 years or more and I'm sure it's older than that. I notice the last time I charged it full, it took several hours at least. Before that, it was much shorter, that means that powerbank is no good right? I remember after taking hours to charge it, the next time I tried to use it which was weeks or maybe a month or two later, there was no power. Back then I remember that was never the case and there was still power on it.
Does this mean this anker 5000 mah powerbank is useless now? I don't have the exact name of this powerbank but I recall it was 5000 mah and it looked like something like below except it's very old. Wouldn't surprise me if this anker powerbank I have is 10 years old or longer.
Does this mean this anker 5000 mah powerbank is useless now? I don't have the exact name of this powerbank but I recall it was 5000 mah and it looked like something like below except it's very old. Wouldn't surprise me if this anker powerbank I have is 10 years old or longer.
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