Laptop Power Bank, 25,000mAh Portable Charger with Triple 100W USB-C Ports, Built-in Retractable Cables, Flight-Approved for Travel, iPhone 17/16 Series, MacBook, Samsung, and More

I picked up this Anker power bank for use with multiple devices and it has performed very well both at home and while traveling. Charging speeds are excellent across the board. It charges my MacBook Air M4 at up to 67W, my Steam Deck OLED at 45W, and my iPhone 15 Pro at around 20W, which is exactly what I was hoping for. In terms of size, it’s not pocketable, but it’s also not unwieldy. It’s easy to throw into a bag and is perfect for using around the house when you’re not near an outlet, like in the backyard, as well as for travel days when access to power is limited. One of my favorite features is the display. It clearly shows battery status and real-time charging data, including charging speeds, which is far more informative than basic LED indicators and genuinely useful when managing multiple devices. I’ve used several Anker products over the years, including other power banks and wall chargers, and this continues that trend of solid build quality and reliable performance. Overall, this has become my go-to portable charger for higher-power devices, and I would confidently recommend it to anyone looking for a capable, high-capacity power bank.

Bought primarily for multi week backpacking trip in the mountains. The main feature that drew me to this product is the rate at which this battery bank can be recharged. It is capable of being charged at 100W and will fill in 1 hour and 40 minutes, which is great. I wanted this specifically because I knew my time available to actually recharge this might be short and couldn't wait overnight so I bought the Anker 100W charger as well. The do indeed work together perfectly and I can confirm I have charged fully several times now and its tome to recharge is as it should be. I also liked that I can see exactly what is going on with the charger whether I am recharging the battery or charging other devices or both, the display tells me exactly what power is being delivered to each output. I found this useful while managing power on trail to recharge phone, head lamp, and watch. The built in cables work well and I have no complains about them, though I think I would have chosen the product without the built in cables, this one happened to be on sale when I bought it, I can go either way on the built in cables, they aren't problematic, if you are counting grams you might make a different choice. It charged my iPhone 16e at about 18W but seemed to vary the speed it was charging it, I think thats just part of the battery management and power delivery protocols in place for the device, in any case it charged rapidly. For my purposes weight was a major issue and this is a heavy choice, further made more difficult by requiring a 100w charger, which is heavy, to quickly charge this device. I calculate .84 oz/aH for this device and compare that to what I think is the lightest weight device at .51 oz/aH for the 20k version from a popular other manufacturer for ultralight backpacking gear. That device has none of the features this Anker product has and is not capable of fast charging, taking about 8 hours to recharge. All in all after a couple weeks in the mountains with this, I can say I am glad I had it. The newer iPhones are remarkable on battery usage when you are careful to control airplane mode, gps, etc. I even had enough power to let myself watch some movies occasionally without worry about running out. When I got to a place I could recharge I was able to relatively quickly charge up without leaving the gear laying there all day. I have used many Anker products in the past and this has been no different, it appears to obey standards (ie it seem to negotiate successfully with the iPhone on rate of recharge) and seems durable and works as advertised. There are new products already from Anker so take a look at those if you are shopping for something like this, I think the tech is changing rapidly. If this product meets your needs I think you are safe in purchasing it, I have been very happy. I just wish it could magically weigh much less but the tech just isn't there yet. Works great, features are excellent, reliable, fast, would buy again.

The Anker Laptop Power Bank is incredibly powerful and well designed. With 25,000mAh capacity and triple 100W USB-C ports, it can comfortably charge a laptop, phone, and another device at the same time without slowing down. It handles MacBooks and other USB-C laptops easily, which makes it perfect for travel, school, or long workdays. The built-in retractable cables are a huge convenience and reduce the need to carry extra cords. Charging speeds are fast and consistent, and the battery feels solid and premium. Despite the large capacity, it’s still flight-approved, which adds a lot of value for frequent travelers. Overall, this is an excellent all-in-one power solution if you need reliable, high-output charging on the go. What other customers should know: High-capacity 25,000mAh battery Triple 100W USB-C ports for laptops and phones Built-in retractable cables are very convenient Fast, reliable charging performance Great for travel, work, and school use

I am an Anker fan, their products just work. This thing rocks, it is a beast. It charges fast and I can use that to charge just about everything I carry, including my laptop, at least once. Earbuds, phone, laptop, tablet, no problem. The screen looks good and has all the info you need, including how many watts are going through each port. Nice. It is pretty beefy and weighs a good chunk, so be prepared, but it is totally manageable for EDC in my backpack in the cords and cables pouch. The two included USB-C cables are a little weird. One doubles as the handle, and one is retractable, but otherwise work as expected with durability TBD. The key feature for me is the power pass-thru. Plug this into a power source using the female USB-C port, and you can charge 3 other devices, 2 of them USB-C and one from the USB-A port. All while the powerbank itself is charging. Perfect. I would change two things: add a second female USB-C port, and modify the form factor to something flatter and larger, like paperback sized. Or large smartphone size, just thicker. .

Get Ready This Is A Long Review and Feature Walk-through I bought this powerbank as a replacement for my other powerbank that was confiscated in an airport. I had it for over 4 years so it was due time for replacement/upgradeanyway. This powerbank is really good. It supports PPS, PD and Qualcomm Quickcharge technologies for many modern devices. It also has also supports pass-through through charging (meaning it can charge devices at the same time while it is being charged) which my old powerbank definitely did not have. The Anker is also a bit smaller and more compact than my old powerbank even with a larger capacity. It is a lot smaller than I had anticipated which is good but it is a bit heavy as you would expect for the capacity and density of it. The powerbank can also charge other higher powered devices like macbooks, tablets, ipads, nintendo switch consoles, steam deck, windows handhelds and some windows laptops with USB-C PD. The cables are a really nice inclusionthey are built in meaning you dont have to carry around extra cables if you dont want to. One of them is retractable and can be exteneded out when needed and tuck away when you dont. The other cable acts like a carabiner meaning you can hook it to something like a bag and it can deal with a lot of stress and weight according to Anker.The powerbank also comes with a small pouch which is good to prevent the screen from damage and the powerbank getting scratches. The powerbank also has a few cool features as well. It can show you the charge count cycles of the battery and the battery health so you can know how much capacity you have. It can also tell you the wattage each device it taking. And when charging you can just plug one of the cables into a USB-C powerbank and it will tell you what is the wattage it is charging at very handy it also gives a esitmate on how long it will take to charge. The powerbank also has a built in USB-C and a USB-A port separately meaning it can charge 4 devices all at once of course with varying wattages based on the devices connected and how many deives are connected as well. I have only had it a few days now but from what I have seen and tested I already love it and i will have it for many years to come.

Super well made, charges really fast, and it looks & works great. I absolutely love the built-in cables, too! I pack this in my camera and/or FPV drone backpacks when I go on day trips, and it allows me to get a LOT more time filming/flying. It's a total game-changer, and it's only about the size of a can of soda. Would recommend this to anyone!

The Power Bank ran my HP EliteBook G11 for 5 hours and dropped from 100% to 20%. Usage was on a Teams call with some e-mail and office file work. I had expected it to go longer, but this isn't terrible. It is heavier than my laptop, so I'd expected it to run 70-80% longer than the laptop battery alone. The display shows batter consumption which was about 10-12 watts when I checked through the afternoon, much less than the charge mode rating, which is why I had expected it to last longer when running. I also thought I might be able to get a 12 hour day from it + my laptop, but that probably isn't going to happen.

Another five-star product from Anker. Here are my reasons. 1. Recharges at 100 watts - this is the best feature for me. The power bank stores a good amount of juice, 25 ampere-hours worth, and recharges itself fast. Pair it with anything capable of churning out 100 watts on a single USB-C port - say, the Anker Prime 250W power station, or the Anker 167W car charger with a 100W port, and this will charge itself from 0 to 100% in under 2 hours. 2. Four separate ports - two built-in USB-C cables, one USB-C port on the side, and one USB-A port. I usually travel locally with 2 laptops, which means I don't need to carry any extra cables. Paired with the above advantage of 100W recharging - it's easier for me to charge 4 slower devices with this power bank, and then use one single adapter to recharge the power bank, than to sequencially charge each device at slower speeds. 3. Pass-through mode: This is one feature I was not aware of at the time of purchase, and have grown to love it since I discovered it. Plug in a source of power into any one of the USB-C ports, and it will switch to "pass through mode" - it will both charge itself and charge the other devices plugged into the ports. Yes, it is slower at both - charging itself and charging the other devices - in this mode, but it lets me effectively split up one source of USB-C power into multiple things charging at the same time. I use this mode frequently when setting things up for charging at night so I wake up to everything charged by morning. 4. Superb real-time display: It shows the power draw, or the recharge rate, for each of the 4 ports. The single button on the side toggles the display to also show remaining capacity, battery temperature, or battery health (including the number of charging cycles) - very transparent metrics. The data analyst in me loves this design approach by Anker. 5. Portable - batteries are the heaviest elements in most electronics, including your EV car. A 25amp-hour unit cannot get any smaller or lighter than this given the battery tech of today. It weighs about the same as a pair of sneakers - and takes up less than one-fourth of the space (of a pair of sneakers), which makes me very happy in terms of compactness.