Shargeek 100 Portable Charger, Storm 2 100W 25600mAh Laptop Power Bank with DC Port, World's First See Through Battery Pack with Screen for MacBook Pro, iPhone 16/15/14 Samsung Galaxy Google Pixel

The media could not be loaded. See the video for the Storm2 in use. Following is a transcript:Here’s a review of the Shargeek Storm 2 power bank. I picked this up because I wanted a power bank with USB type C and raw DC power output. I’ve been really happy with it. You can see it has a clear polycarbonate case that looks great. The circuit board is nicely done, they’ve got this gray and yellow theme which comes together nicely.Ports on the side are DC in or out, a USB type C that can be used for charging or output, and USB type A and C that are output only. They’re marked but the labels are pretty small.Of course the main thing you notice is the OLED display. It’s small but packs in a lot of information. If you have sharp eyes you’ll love this display. If you don’t—like me—you’ll need your glasses. It’s small. You’ll see icons across the top when you plug in devices. The bottom left shows input power and output power in watts. It also shows voltage and current but I challenge anybody to read those numbers without a magnifying glass.On the right side the display shows battery charge remaining at the top, which is totally unreadable but the color will change when it gets low. Then you have total cell voltage, cell current, and two temperatures which I believe are the circuit board and cell temps, and finally a timer showing how long power has been drawn from the batteries.I’ll walk you through the menus. Long press to get into the menu, short press to move between items. First is the DC power output—I’ll come back to that. Next is the cell voltages and cycle count. Next you can change the temperature display. You can reset the timer on the main display. More display settings. You can force it to power off here. Or exit the menu.I skipped past the DC output which goes to the barrel jack. Let’s look at that now. You need to turn on the DC output in the menu. When I do that it brings up a warning which says to not try charging from the DC jack when the output is on. Long press to continue.The first two menu items increase and decrease in whole volts. The two below increase and decrease in tenths of a volt.It’s hard to see from the tiny display, but the DC output makes this power bank really useful for powering electronics projects. That’s part of why I selected this one. If you don’t need the DC output, you might want to look at their smaller model which just has USB output.I’ll show you here the Storm 2 powering a Pinecil soldering iron using the USB type C output. The iron has no problem drawing the current it needs from the power bank. This has proved wonderfully useful for my various projects.Finally, here’s a DC load on the barrel jack. I have the voltage set to 20 volts out, and my little load box here will draw 1.5 amps, or 30 watts total. The power bank does that no problem. One thing I discovered, however, is that the barrel jack is 5.5 by 2.5 millimeters and most of my barrel plugs are for a 2.1 millimeter center pin, not 2.5. This is pretty annoying. For this test I have a 2.5 to 2.1 adapter on the power bank.Overall I’m really happy with the Storm 2. It’s wonderful for the kind of projects I have around the house, and it lets me work wherever I want without having to find an electrical outlet. Please don’t tell my wife I’m soldering at the kitchen table again.Downsides are it’s a little big and heavy for travel. I might pick up their smaller model for that. And I do wish the display was a little bigger, as it can be hard to read. Still, five stars, I’m glad I bought this.

Sharge is a brand I trust, long lasting, durable, neet looking.

I bought this product because its marketing, it was supposed to be the best on the market but it is the opposite...First you receive a beautiful powerbank that claim that can "charge everything" with the 100w PD but the true is that it can't, I bought it to be able to use it with the Steam Deck and the Rog Ally and guess what? IT DOESN'T WORK! i don't know why but this power bank lacks on reliability, it just doesn't work with multiples devices, for example if you connect to the Asus Rog Ally it will not detect it and it will not recharge it the same with others devices it just stays in a 0.10~ output Watts preventing delivery of the correct energy... The problem is that others battery banks waaaaaay cheapers by alot with the same specifications and capacity works great out of the box without any problem.that's not the only problem, this power bank will die and stop working if you let the juice run out, if by mistake you let it reach zero, it will turn off and you won't be able to turn it on again, it doesn't matter if you connect it with a 100w load it will not turn on anymore and it will not work again.Shargeek will tell you that you have to plug it in and hold the button down or have to open it to find the reset button to make it work again, but none of that works, many users have said that it never turns on again and you are left with a nice paperweight.So in the end it is a power bank that will not work to charge all your devices, it scratches extremely easily, and if you let the battery run out it will not work again...apart from that it is the most expensive pb that exists in the market when there are better options costing 70% less than this Storm 2.As my 30 day month is over I can't return it with Amazon I tried to contact support but they didn't answer me so what i did was getting their discord link but when i asked them about this they just ban me.Please do not waste your money on this product, you will end up disappointed and spent a lot of money, there are better options here on amazon much cheaper and better than this.

I’ve been using the Shargeek 100 power bank nonstop, and it’s a total game-changer! Traveling for work constantly, I leave the house with my phone at 10% and head to the airport without a care—never stressing about finding an outlet again. The 100W charging is incredible, more than twice as fast as my Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra, and when I charge from the power bank, it hits a solid 45W peak, perfect for travel. The display is a blast, showing charging speeds and temps for all my devices. Sure, TSA gives me odd looks, but I’ve only been stopped twice—once I explain it’s a power bank and not a “boom,” they’re all good. Five stars all the way!