Anker Astro E1 6700Mah Ultra Compact Portable Charger

Very handy/useful, anker portable battery charger stayed in place,no slippage noted after 4 hrs continuous use.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Anker portable charger exceeded my expectations with its remarkable fast-charging capability, impressive battery life, and compact design that makes it incredibly convenient to carry on the go. Additionally, its sleek aesthetics and user-friendly features make it a standout choice for anyone in need of reliable and efficient charging solutions. Overall, a five-star product that I highly recommend!

Nice full power charger. Have this and an Anker. Like them both about the same.

I use this size to keep my Fuji X-E1 batteries, charger and cords handy.

This lens converted my XT5 into a great street camera. Ultra compact and portable while keeping the flexibility of changing lenses. I now take my XT5 everywhere. Next purchase is the fuji 18mm pancake lens.

Compact. Ultra simple to use. Great value.

Excellent compact solar charger. Very light weight and portable. When paired with the 220 bifacial panel it's a pretty tough to beat for it's size. Excellent camping buddy.

very portable, easy to use, compact, versatile. I'm sure I do not have any negative comments. Very pleased with charger and prompt service from vendor.

I like that this charger comes with tray adapters for several commonly used types of batteries. It charges all without issue. I wish that there was a compact portable charger like this that plugs directly in the wall.

I've been waiting for a fast (faster than f2), ultra-wide lens for the X mount for a while. I got into astrophotography a year or so ago and have been using the 16 1.4, which is an amazing lens but not quite wide enough to capture the sky as big as I want it. I haven't been able to shoot astro with this yet (thank you rain and clouds!), but I have taken this for some test drives around town. The EXIF information is captured in the photos, the lens returns pleasing colors, and gets sharper once you start to step down (maybe around f2.8). Wide open, there is considerable loss of detail in the edges (documented in other reviews online), and without another fast UW to compare to, this is probably normal. And given dark skies for astro, I don't see this being an issue.