Anker recently announced that he is voluntarily recalling his 535 (PowerCore 20K) power bank as it may pose a fire and safety hazard due to an overheating issue.


The 535 power bank was priced at $110 and offered a capacity of 19,200mAh with up to 60W charging. Anker announced it for portable devices. Model A1366 is the device being recalled, with the model number listed on the bottom of the battery.

Anker is working with local government agencies to ensure a safe recall process, and is asking all customers who own the Anker 535 Power Bank to stop using the device and dispose of it at a facility that accepts batteries. lithium.

According to Anker, a small number of devices are affected. One of 535 Power Banks was cited as the “most likely cause” from a house fire in Maryland last week. The fire started in a suitcase containing the Power Bank, which had been used the previous week. There were no other electrical devices in the suitcase that would have started a fire.

After disposal, customers who purchased any of the power banks can initiate a refund through the Anker website. You will be asked for an order number as well as proof of purchase.

(Thanks, Jordan!)

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