Mini Pocket Power Bank 3-in-1 with Built-In Connector, Phone Stand & LED Display

Some days you don’t need a brick-sized battery, just enough to get your phone from 15% back to safe territory on the bus home. This mini power bank is made for those days. It slips into a pocket, plugs straight into your phone through a built-in connector, shows its remaining charge on an LED display and folds out a stand so you can watch a video while it tops you up. It’s brand-new and costs $29.99.

Is a mini power bank right for you?

A good fit if you

• always forget your cable, or hate untangling one at the bottom of a bag;
• want a quick top-up during a commute, a lecture or a long hockey tournament;
• watch shows or take video calls on your phone and want it propped up while it charges;
• prefer an exact percentage to guessing from a row of little lights.

Look elsewhere if you

• need to charge a laptop or several devices at the same time;
• want magnetic or wireless charging;
• need a confirmed high capacity for multi-day trips (see the capacity note below).

For magnetic charging, compare the 10,000mAh slim magnetic power bank with LED display and the 15W magnetic wireless power bank with kickstand.

Check your phone’s connector first

The built-in connector is the whole point of this design, so it has to match your phone. According to the product sheet, the connectors are compatible with Lightning or USB-C depending on the version. As a rule of thumb, iPhone 15 and later models use USB-C, earlier iPhones use Lightning, and most recent Android phones use USB-C. Before you order, contact our team and we’ll confirm which version we have in stock.

Watching while charging: using the stand

1. Check the power bank’s own charge on its LED display.
2. Fold out the built-in stand.
3. Plug your phone into the built-in connector and rest it on the stand, upright for a video call or sideways for a show.
4. When the display runs low, recharge the power bank with the included cable.

Because there’s no cable between them, the phone and power bank stay together as one compact unit, which is handy on a tray table or a crowded café counter.

Capacity, and flying with it

Our product sheet doesn’t state this power bank’s capacity (mAh) or watt-hour rating. Both are printed on the unit, and our team can confirm them before you order. That matters for flights: Canadian airline rules require power banks to travel in your carry-on bag, never in checked luggage, and packs under 100 Wh are generally allowed. It’s designed to be travel-friendly, but rules vary by airline, so check yours before you fly. Our power bank buying guide for Canada explains mAh, watt-hours and travel rules in more detail.

In the box, and what’s covered

You get the mini power bank, a charging cable for refilling it and a user manual. The manufacturer’s images show several colours, but this listing has no colour option, so ask us if you have a preference. It’s new and sealed, with a 1-year limited warranty and 30-day returns on unused items in original packaging (see returns and refunds). Shipping is $14.99 across Canada, or free on orders over $99. Need a wall plug to recharge it? Pair it with the 120W four-port wall charger, or browse more phone accessories.