[New Version] AYCRIT 12800mAh Rechargeable Pedal Power Supply - 9

In this review of the AYCRIT 12800mAh rechargeable pedal power supply, the bottom line is clear: musicians who need portable, high-capacity, low-noise power for a mixed pedalboard will find this unit compelling. It is designed for players who want a single battery source that can run several analog pedals all night or a handful of high-current digital pedals for a few hours. The reviewer found the combination of a fast 2.5 hour recharge, multiple high-current outputs, and a compact aluminum case made setup and transport noticeably easier compared with bulky wall-wart arrays.

Key Features

• High capacity: The 12800mAh battery delivers long run times, lasting more than 12 hours with eight analog pedals and about 3 to 4 hours with several high-current digital pedals, so rehearsal and short gig use are covered.
• Multiple high-current outputs: The unit supplies a mix of ports including 1x9V/2A or 12V/1.5A and a dedicated 18V/450mA output, which accommodates multi-effects boxes and some keyboards or e-drums.
• Fast recharge: A full recharge in roughly 2.5 hours using the included adapter gets the power supply back into service quickly between sessions.
• Low noise power: Pure DC to DC conversion with noise reduction and voltage regulation helps preserve clean tone and reduces hum compared with unregulated supplies.
• Compact, durable design: The low-profile aluminum case is lightweight and heat-dissipating, making it easy to mount under or beside a pedalboard and resistant to wear.

Who It's For

The AYCRIT 12800mAh is best for gigging guitarists and pedalboard enthusiasts who need a single rechargeable source to simplify power management, especially those running a mix of analog and moderate-draw digital pedals. It also suits players who value a low-noise supply for recording or quiet stage setups.

Players who exclusively use very high current multi-effects rigs or large stage keyboards for extended shows should check device current requirements before committing; while there are high-current outputs, the total runtime and output mix favor small to medium pedalboards and mobile setups rather than full-size keyboard rigs that draw continuous high power.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Long battery life for analog pedal setups and reasonable runtime for several digital pedals.
• Multiple dedicated outputs including higher-current 9V/2A or 12V/1.5A and an 18V/450mA port for flexible device compatibility.
• Clean DC to DC regulation and noise reduction deliver stable, low-noise power for better tone.
• Compact, lightweight aluminum housing with good heat dissipation and durable finish.

Cons

• Runtime for many high-current digital pedals is limited to a few hours, so very long sets may require recharging or a backup.
• Not every high-draw keyboard or large multi-FX rack will be fully supported despite higher-current outputs; users must verify device needs.

Specifications

Battery capacity	12800mAh
DC outputs	9 outputs (1x9V/2A or 12V/1.5A; 3x9V/500mA; 1x9V/300mA; 2x9V/100mA; 1x18V/450mA)
USB-C output	5V/2A
Full charge time	Approximately 2.5 hours with included adapter
Run time examples	3-4 hours with high-current digital pedals; >12 hours with 8 analog pedals
Dimensions	5.7in x 2.9in x 0.8in
Weight	0.75 pound

Our Verdict

The AYCRIT 12800mAh rechargeable pedal power supply is a strong value for guitarists and pedalboard builders who want clean, portable, and flexible power without a tangle of adapters. Its combination of long battery life for analog rigs, several higher-current outputs, and a quiet DC to DC design makes it a practical choice for rehearsals, small gigs, and recording. Those needing uninterrupted multi-hour power for large, high-draw instruments should confirm load needs before purchase.

Frequently Asked Questions

How long does one charge last?
The battery lasts about 3 to 4 hours with several high-current digital pedals and more than 12 hours when powering eight analog pedals, depending on pedal draw.

Can it charge a phone?
Yes, there is a 5V/2A USB-C output that can charge a phone or tablet while powering pedals.

Is the output noise low enough for recording?
Yes, the unit uses pure DC to DC conversion and noise reduction tech to provide clean, low-noise power suited for recording and quiet stage use.