Reddit mentions of Quick Charge 3.0 FONKEN 18W USB Wall Charger Adapter (Quick Charge 2.0 Compatible) with Smart IC for Compatible Galaxy S7 S6 Edge Plus, Note 5/4, LG G5 V10, Nexus 6,HTC 10 and More (Black)

I'm also working on a PCT gear list for next year, so take everything with a grain of salt but here are my thoughts:

• The tent is the main thing keeping you over 10lbs. A Duplex is great, but if you only plan on hiking by yourself on the PCT I would suggest looking at r/ULgeartrade religiously for a used hexamid ~ 11oz (or hexamid+ if taller than ~5'8''). They usually go for 300-350$. That's what I did, no DCF groundsheet if you want to save $ and go with polycryo floor that you can also use to cowboy camp if you want. -20oz (cuz you probably will add ~1oz of stakes)
  
• Cold soaking you could drop the can and stove, and switch to a ~2oz cold soak container -5.9oz
  
• Going completely no cook, you could drop the spork and cold soak container -2.5oz
  
• Do you plan on hanging your food? If so, you could replace the EE food bag with a Zpacks bear bag kit 50$ +2.5oz
  
• If not, just use an LOKSAK Opsak at around 1.5oz 15$ +1oz
  
• A 1oz FAK is pretty minimal. Usually it end up around 2-3oz for most people, but you go with what you're ok with.
  
• The Fonken USB compatible wall charger (link) ~10$ is around 1.25oz if you're ok with managing only with one port -1.75oz
  
• You could drop the sleep leggings, wind pants should be enough warmth and are ok to sleep in -5.6oz
  
• You don't have any active insulation. Depends on your style of hiking, the Frogg Toggs might be enough over your hiking shirt for the most part if you're at camp early enough to wear your puffy when it gets colder. You decide on this one!
  
• The puffy is heavier than it needs to be, but it's REALLY expensive to get a light one and if you like yours I think you should go with what you have.
  
• The Pa'lante might get a bit uncomfortable with the bear can, but starting in the Sierra directly you could probably choose your start date to make sure there isn't too much snow (if we have a low snow year) so you don't have to take much snow gear.
  
  That would save you ~31-35oz or 1.9-2.2lbs for a cost of around 350-400$, bringing down your BPW to ~8lbs.

Right, so the max input for the Powercore II is 9V 2A which is 18 watts. You want a wall charger that gives out 18 watts.

For 1 USB port, I have this charger and it takes just over 4hrs to charge my Powercore II. It's 1.3oz and I bet there's probs some around the 1oz range.

For 2 USB ports, there was a good discussion this week on different options and if it was even worth it in the end at all

Quick Charge 3.0 FONKEN 18W USB Wall Charger Adapter (Quick Charge 2.0 Compatible) with Smart IC for Compatible Galaxy S7 S6 Edge Plus, Note 5/4, LG G5 V10, Nexus 6,HTC 10 and More (Black) https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MA10GH9/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_iGY2BbQY2AEQM

1.4oz on my scale.

Zendura A3PD 10000 has a power delivery/quick charge compatible input/output so it can fully recharge in 3 hours and supports pass-through charging so the brick and your stuff can charge at the same time using one small outlet. 6.8oz/195g

Pair with the 1.28oz Fonken 18W wall charger and you have the lightest and fastest charging 10000 setup on the market that I know of

Charger and Powerbank

https://www.amazon.com/Charge-FONKEN-Charger-Adapter-Compatible/dp/B01MA10GH9

Those things are light and fast