Q: Will the 733 Power Bank function with power pass-through via AC input as well as USB-C port?

A: Regarding the 733 Powerbank, it supports a pass-through function when plugging the Powerbank into the wall outlet(AC input) and charging your other devices at the same time. However, it can't be recharged through a USB-C port and charge your other devices at the same time.

 

Q: Does the Anker 733 Power Bank support 110 & 220 charging for overseas travel? Or if I also need a voltage converter?

A: Anker 733 Power Bank can accept 100-240V input and it supports charging for overseas travel, you do not need a voltage converter.

 

Q: Is the 733 Power Bank approved for “carry-on” baggage on airplanes?

A: In theory, you can take the Anker 733 Powerbank on international flights by putting it in a carry-on package instead of a checked package. Normally, batteries with a capacity lower than 27,027mAh (100-watt hours) can be taken on board airplanes legally and safely. Since the capacity of your 733 Powerbank is 10000mAh 37Wh (we labeled it on the bottom of the battery). we do believe you can take it on a plane.

 

Q: Is 733 Power Bank with a 10,000mAH power bank ora  5000mAH battery? Since small prints on the product say the battery capacity is 5000mAH.

A: Regarding the 733 Powerbank, it is a 10,000mAh battery capacity consisting of two 5,000mAh batteries that are connected in series.

 

Q: When the 733 is plug in, will it stop charge my phone after my phone is fully charged?

A: Yes, it will stop charge your phone after your phone is fully charged.