Popular accessory maker Anker this month launched two separate recalls for its power banks, some of which may be a fire risk.

A firm that specializes in X-ray scans has investigated the recently recalled Anker PowerCore 10000 power banks.

More than 1 million Anker power banks are being recalled after multiple reports of overheating lithium batteries, fire and explosions.

For the second time this month, Anker has issued another product recall, this time for five power bank models that could pose a fire risk.

The Anker Power Bank models A1257 and A1647, the Anker MagGo Power Bank model A1652, and the Anker Zolo Power Bank models A1681 and A1689 all potentially have faulty cells. If you have one, Anker says ...

Anker's products are made in China. In addition to the June recall of the A1263 and a previous October 2024 recall of the A1642 PowerCore 10000 , new products recalled are : Anker Power Bank 10000 ...

Following its recall of one US-only Power Bank, Anker has now issued a worldwide recall and replace notice for five more similar batteries. Here's what's impacted and how to get a refund.

Anker is also issuing a recall on five other power banks, varying in design and capacity. The company doesn’t directly warn of any specific dangers here, but any risk should still be dealt with.

Consumers are urged to stop using recalled products immediately and check Costco's website for details. If you're a Florida ...

More than 1 million Anker power banks are being recalled after multiple fires and explosions have been reported, officials said.