AnkerLaptop Power Bank, 25,000mAh Portable Charger with Triple 100W USB-C Ports, Built-in and Retractable Cables, for iPhone 16/15 Series, MacBook, Samsung, and More (Flight-Approved)ClimatePartner certified

I bought the big Anker Solix 300 after last years 4 day power outage. So that's for charging phones and flashlights at home in an emergency. I've taken it on a road trip but it is a bit big. Came across the Anker 25,000. I don't need it but I want it. The built in retractable USB cord works well and the handle cord works well, and although sounds iffy, also looks like it will hold up. That leaves one USB-C port for your own cable and one legacy USB-A port. It's a passthrough design so you can plug it into a wall charger and recharge 2/3 other things at the same time. For a road trip where we've got phones, flashlights and drones batteries, this should work really well. Plenty of juice during the trip and a passthrough charger once we've arrived. The display is excellent!Not small but not overly big either.

Fantastic item. Purchased when I lost a different Anker one. This can handle multiple devices at once, from PC to Phone, ect. For those with Androids it does Supercharge and with that a friend who used it purchased one. Battery life is good. Be sure to check your watt of charge source, makes huge difference how fast it charges back up. Good Power for all the needs. Size is good to fit in a backpack, carry with you, ect. Cables that are included are nice, 2 USB C ones, retractable and magnetic.

To start off with I want to give this power bank like a 4.15 to 4.25 if I could BUT the ONLY reason it's not a perfect 5/5 for me is this thing is CHONKY. You find yourself needing a door stop? Paper weight? Wheel chock? A self defense weapon to bludgeon wild coyotes roaming in your neighborhood while you are out on a night walk? This thing will serve you well doing all those things. This thing is DENSE, heavy, and not exactly pocketable...With all that said once you get past that this thing is an absolute beast of a power bank. It will charge anything and everything you throw at it with ease. I've used it to charge my iphone, ipad, macbook, other small electronics, etc. and never not once have I had any issues or hiccups. This power bank checks all the boxes and then some. The two built in USB C cables are phenomenal and make this use ready literally right out of the box. There are two additional outputs which gives you the ability to charge 4 devices simultaneously! And on top of all of that this battery has the ability to quick charge with absolute ease. The functionality of this thing is really unmatched. Only time will tell how this things holds up over the course of time but I imagine like most Anker products it's going to the distance. This one power bank has pretty much replaced me having to carry 2-3 smaller/medium power banks when I travel. Now if Anker could only figure out how to develop a battery with the same capabilities with like a third to half the weight.............

This is the first power bank I've owned that isn't pocket-friendly and that worried me before I bought it. Luckily my worries were a red herring because this is the best designed, travel-ready power bank I've ever used. It is perfectly sized to be thrown into a travel bag with all of your other electronics and the two integrated USB-C cables are perfect for all your electronics.Power & Performance:All three USB-C outputs can deliver up to 100W, with total output of 165WCan charge most iPhones 4+ times and get large laptops from 0-50% quicklyCan charge a Lenovo laptop in about 2 hours while only using 50% of the power bank's capacityRecharges itself at up to 100W, which is super fastSmart Display: Features a detailed display showing temperature and wattages for each of the four outputs, with real-time charging information.Build Quality: Very well built, with every material and panel feeling solid and confident to withstand normal wear and tear.Best For:Power users who travel with laptops and multiple devicesPeople who frequently forget charging cablesThose who need fast charging capabilitiesUsers who want detailed charging information via the displayConsider Alternatives If:You primarily charge phones and small devices (may be overkill)Weight is a major concern for your use case

This is a great power bank. I don't travel without it, as it can charge pretty much everything I own, quickly, and it is very nice to have the screen showing you how much juice is left and how quickly power is flowing in or out. Even if you don't wind up needing this, having it in your bag can also allow you to be someone's hero if they find themselves with a dead laptop or phone. It has a large enough capacity that you can afford to help someone out, too - this thing can provide a meaningful amount of power to a laptop, not just a phone or tablet. It's not nearly as big as you'd think, too - but it is a bit heavy. The built-in cords are also glorious. One is the lanyard, the other retracts into the body. Genius, and also kinda fun to use.I have surprised myself a bit here by waxing rhapisodic over a USB battery bank, but it's a -very good- battery bank. I highly recommend it. If you're in the market, this is a great option.