- Published on
Anker Power Bank Recall List
- Authors
Recall list for Anker Power Banks
| Model | Manufactured | Unit | Recall date | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A1366 | 2022.7-2022.10 | 4671 | 2023.2.14 | DPRC |
| A1642 | 2023.9-2025.1 | 143327 | 2024.9.18 | DPRC |
| A1647 | 2023.9-2025.1 | 4671 | 2024.9.18 | DPRC |
| A1652 | 2023.9-2025.1 | 4671 | 2024.9.18 | DPRC |
| A1257 | 2024.5-2024.12 | 31857 | 2025.6.20 | DPRC |
| A1680 | 2024.5 | 24480 | 2025.6.20 | DPRC |
| A1681 | 2024.5-2025.2 | 223558 | 2025.6.20 | DPRC |
| A1689 | 2024.7-2025.2 | 45438 | 2025.6.20 | DPRC |
| A1642 | 2024.1.3-2024.9.17 | ANKER | ||
| A1647 | 2024.1.3-2024.9.17 | ANKER | ||
| A1652 | 2024.1.3-2024.9.17 | ANKER | ||
| A1263 | 2016.1.1-2019.10.30 | ANKER | ||
| A1257 | ANKER | |||
| A1647 | ANKER | |||
| A1652 | ANKER | |||
| A1681 | ANKER | |||
| A1689 | ANKER |
Anker Power Bank Recall product images
Recall reasons
- A potential issue with common, lithium-ion battery cells from a single vendor.
- May pose a fire safety risk due to a potential issue with the lithium-ion battery. This issue can cause the battery to overheat, leading to melting of plastic components, smoke, and fire hazards.
- May pose a fire risk due to a manufacturing defect. The lithium-ion battery in the affected powerbanks can overheat, potentially causing melting of plastic components, smoke and fire hazards.
How to check if your power bank is affected
- Check the model number and manufacturing date on the power bank.
- If your power bank is on the recall list, stop using it immediately.
- Contact Anker for a refund or replacement.
Contact Information
- For more information, visit the Anker recall page or DPRC recall page.