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ACCC Warns Thousands of Recalled Power Banks Still in Use

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The ACCC warned in July 2025 that about 34,000 recalled power banks may still be in use.

Key Facts

  • Warning: July 2025
  • About 34,000 recalled units still out there
  • Risks: overheating, fire, burns
  • Models: Anker A1257, A1647, A1681, A1689

What to Do

  • Check the model number on the bottom of your power bank.
  • Stop using it if it matches.
  • Contact the supplier for a refund or replacement.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which power banks are recalled?

Anker models A1257, A1647, A1681 and A1689.

What’s the risk?

Overheating and fire.

What should I do?

Stop using it and contact the supplier.

Conclusion

Check your power bank today.

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