Nimble also has eco-friendly commitments that go beyond other brands in this space, such as eliminating plastic from the packaging and making the unit out of recycled plastics. The charger is also very compact and easy to take on the go, whether that’s in your pocket or a bag. The fast charging speeds offer added convenience, so you don’t have to spend the whole day hooked up to a charging cable. Depending on your device and how you use it, the Nimble Champ should be able to charge your phone at least twice. But for peace of mind on a day spent on the go, this charger should be more than sufficient to keep your phone and wireless earbuds topped off. Some users will find the 10,000 mAh size to be insufficient, especially if they’re charging a larger phone or other power-hungry devices. There’s a single button with four LED indicators to tell you the charger’s remaining battery life. Nimble’s Champ charger is also easy to use and it comes in attractive colors like turquoise and dark green. But if you want to charge multiple devices throughout the day, you might be better off opting for a 20,000 mAh or larger charger. However, since there’s only one kind of each port on the Champ, you’ll need two different kinds of cables if you need to charge multiple devices at once. iPhone users will still need obviously need their lightning cable, for now.
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If you’re carrying an Android or Pixel smartphone, wireless earbuds or pretty much any device that isn’t an iPhone, you’ll be able to keep the Nimble Champ and your devices charged with just one cable. Some smaller chargers on the market still use micro-USB. There’s one USB-A port and one USB-C port, the latter of which is also used to recharge the power bank itself. Plus, you can charge two devices at once. This power bank also offers up to 18W fast charging, which is a big benefit when using a phone like the S22, which drains quickly but is fast charging compatible. There are some cheap 10,000 mAh options from no-name Amazon brands, but I personally wouldn’t want to take chances with my smartphone using those. A larger size will deliver more power, obviously, but it’ll be less pocket friendly. This is one of the smallest chargers to provide 10,000 mAh, which is handy for everyday use. The included USB-C cable is about 3′ 5″ long, which is long enough to keep the charger in a backpack while holding the phone in your hand, but not so long that it’s unwieldy to stash in a small bag. As a casual cyclist, the small size would also work inside my handlebar bag or seat pack. It also won’t take up too much space in a sling bag or fanny pack while hiking or traveling, so you can make room for what’s most important (snacks, obviously). You could reasonably keep it in the back pocket of your jeans.
The Champ weighs 6.4 ounces, making it one of the lightest 10K mAh batteries from a major brand. Its width and length are smaller than that of a credit card.
The Champ isn’t the thinnest, but it is small, and it fits comfortably in the palm of my hand. I picked the S22 for its (relatively) compact size, so I didn’t want a portable charger that would be big and bulky. Phones have gotten bigger, which means that in many cases, portable batteries have gotten bigger, too. None of these certifications are without their own criticisms and shortcomings, but it’s nonetheless an encouraging step for a tech company to take. It’s a Certified B Corporation, a member of 1% For The Planet and Climate Neutral Certified. The box contains a USB-A to USB-C cable, a startup guide and the 10k mAh charger.The charger is made from 72% post-consumer recycled plastic, and the company aims to be carbon neutral. One drawback is that if you don’t use this bag, you might just throw it out. You can fill this bag with up to a pound of old electronics, which you then send to Nimble for them to recycle.
The only piece of plastic is a (recycled) plastic bag included in the box. For starters, Nimble skips the plastic packaging in favor of recyclable cardboard.
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