Power Bank

I’m using this to power a 2019 17" Dell laptop via the USB-C interface. The laptop does not have a battery installed, as it fails to charge and will not power on when a battery is present. Despite this, the power bank runs the laptop comfortably for around 7 hours per day over 4 days of use. Charging the power bank itself from 1% to 100% using fast charge takes approximately 14–15 hours. It isn’t as heavy as I expected — I thought it would be at least twice the weight of a smaller power bank I own, but they’re actually quite similar. It is slightly more bulky, but still fits easily into a laptop bag and remains very portable. The build quality is excellent. It feels solid, well assembled, and definitely not cheap. For my requirements, I need two units, so I’ll be ordering a second one after Christmas to avoid delivery issues.

Ok so I'll start my review with the main point here - this power-packed is the real deal. It ACTUALLY delivers the specified 50000mah (or very close to it). If you're anything like me you have bought other powerpacks on Amazon and been disappointed that they are mislabelled. I've had others claiming 40000mah etc which haven't even lasted half the time of this. This last approximately 3 times as long as my 20000mah powerbank which has always been reliable in it's power output. In terms of design, size, weight. This is heavy and big powerbank. It's not going in your pocket, and you cannot bring it on airplanes. That being said, it's not like lifting a dumbell, it's still very much portable. It's just bigger than most powerbanks. It looks nice. Very nice. It also has a great display which seems so far to be very accurate. In terms of charge retention the powerbank seems to hold it's charge very well. I charged it to 90% about a week ago and when I checked it today without having used it, it reads 90%. So no loss over a week. I can highly recommend this product. And for reference I am no a paid reviewer. I bought this to run expensive equipment long term and it's great. It certainly beats the fake products that are all too easy to buy. UPDATE: I left this powerbank in my car at 80% battery over winter. It was sitting in minus temperatures for a long time. I went to check it the other day and it still read 79% :). This thing is great!!!

Wow all i can say is wow Finally a charging bank that will charge my phone not just once pr twice but several times and still has charge left. It has a number of ports so can charge multiple items at once and has different powered ports for the first time ever (and I have owned samsung phones for years) have I seen super fast charging on my phone not just fast charging but super fast charging and I am not joking when I say my Samsung s25 ultra went from 14% to fully charged in less than 40 mins while I was watching YouTube videos. It takes a good few hours to charge but when you think how long a phone takes to charge and I can charge my phone from it like 10 times at least you would expect it to take a wee while to charge wouldn't you so I would suggest putting it on charge overnight using a fast type c charger. It is so easy to use you charge it and away you go and just plug into it as and when you need it, it has a great light on it which I probably won't use as I have lights but could come in handy for some people, it is very sturdy and solid build so I can see this lasting a long time obviously it has some weight to it but if it didn't I would be concerned that it wasn't up to the job as the weight assures me that it is what is says it is haha but overall I am so happy I have been telling everyone I know about it and as of yet no one else has seen super fast charging on their phones either so are all super intrigued haha go get one or two I definitely want another one

This is a long time review over 7 months in use. I have purchased 4 of these batteries over the past year for my daughters and wife. They are reliable and perform very well camping : caravanning, charging phones, laptop, media display advertising panels. Weight is reassuring hefty as you would expect giving the current rating. Case is well built I particularly appreciate the clear indicators directing power possible from each usb socket enabling you to prioritise your device charge current /voltage. Light is very useful and good range of lighting level from ambient lighting to bright working light. The ambient light is a a very restful colour and light level that reminiscent of a 40watt incandescent lamp perfect for camping, (not harsh light ) I think we are less bothered by flying insects whilst camping possible due to greater red spectrum. Charging is as described from zero charge. And it looks purposeful with ergonomically placed handle. Looks great laying flat with the USB facing you looks it is just well designed and simple to use. Really great product and importantly, all at a thankfully reasonable price. We have seen consistent performance over the past months, negligible deterioration in capacity usb sockets are good quality and as good as new.

Great powerbank with bucket loads of juice! My only gripe is that it deserves to have at least 2 USB-C ports. I don't think that the micro USB is needed anymore and should have been another USB-C port instead, and maybe supply a USB to micro USB adapter for when it is needed.

Ive had this a while now, it holds its charge meaning if you've not used it in a while dont worry, it'll still be charged how you left it, maybe a tiny percentage will go but nothing you'll notice. Yes it can take long to charge but it needs time to charge because its so large and works so well

I've had this a few months now and feel like I've had opportunity test it pretty well. On a weekend scout camp, it kept my phone, several lights for the camp site and the batteries for my heated socks (don't judge) all running well , even though we were in frosty conditions. At home, I recently needed it to keep me working for a day while an electrician replaced our consumer unit. It powered my 65w laptop for about 6 hours of continuous use (after the laptop's battery itself was discharged to 'help me!' levels), leaving the laptop fully charged at the end of the day and still plenty of life left in the battery pack. I purchased a cheap neoprene camera lens bag for it as that was about the only thing I felt it was missing. I feel happier throwing it about a bit now! I'd highly recommend this battery as a 'just in case' to keep charged in a cupboard in case of an extended power cut. It nicely and cost-effectively bridges the gap between a full on powerstation that would costs hundreds with invertors and fancy apps and the little everyday 20K ma battery packs.

This project worked fine and was really good until I woke up one day and it has exploded? The case has actually pushed open. It must’ve went off with some force.