Over one million Anker power banks recalled due to fire and burn hazards
Photo of the recalled Anker power bank. (Copyright 2025 by Anker - All rights reserved.)
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission is recalling over a million Anker Innovations power banks due to fire and burn hazards.
The USCPSC said Model A-12-63 is facing overheating issues that have posed a danger to customers. You can receive a replacement power bank from Anker here .
For more information on this recall, click here .
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