Naki

Mobile Power Solutions

About this app

Always charged, anywhere, anytime!

Charge your electronic devices ⚡️🔋, anywhere, anytime, on-the-go, without having to leave your device behind or worry about cables. Our powerbank rental offers freedom and convenience, just like electric bike and scooter rental.

Naki Power stations can be found in cities across Europe, in bars, restaurants, hairdressers, airports, public transport hubs, shopping centres, fitness centres and hotels.

The Naki Power app makes it easy to locate stations, and once a user account is created, it takes just a few seconds to pick up or return a powerbank ✌️.

Naki powerbanks charge any kind of smartphone, thanks to the three included charging cables: Lightning, USB-C, Micro-USB. You can charge most Android smartphones and tablets (Asus, Blackberry, HTC, Honor, Huawei, LG, Nexus, Nokia, OnePlus, Samsung, Sony, Xiaomi …), as well as many other electronic devices, such as certain mobile phones, Bluetooth speakers, MP3 players, cameras, readers, laptops and gamepads.

They are also ultra-efficient, taking 60 minutes for a full mobile device charge, and providing two full charges, on average.

With hundreds of stations in Paris, Brussels, Berlin, Munich, Madrid, Stockholm, Ghent and Antwerp, you always have a Naki powerbank near you 😎.

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Ratings and reviews

To my agreable surprise, it works fantastic and I can continue to use my phone whilst charging, I'm even mobile. It's a great service. I was a bit sceptic at first, because the first time you are busy for ten minutes by downloading the app and configuring it. Fortunately, I had still 13% in my battery to do all that. But then, it works like a charm. If your phone is dead however, I don't believe you will be able to charge your phone cause you need to scan the QR-code. Hence, be a bit prevoyant.

the service works and offers all three important connectors, micro, C and lightning. however the power bank seems to offer only slow charge (Samsung A40) which means you have to carry around the power bank for longer. I assume this means absolutely no support laptops that typically require USB-PD to charge at all.

The station I got the powerbank from said it would be 1 euro for 30 minutes. However, the device asked for 15 euros, which I paid because it said it would require deposit. Now, after almost two weeks, I haven't gotten my money back, and the customer support does not answer my messages. If this is not a robbery, I don't know what is.

What's new

What’s new? Everything!

Check out the brand-new Naki app.
We have been working hard to redesign your entire experience with us.
Now, you can try out more flexible ways to find, unlock and return a powerbank, invite friends by getting both free minutes, manage your rentals and much more!

Keep sharing your comments and suggestions, it's how we do things better.
Enjoy!