Stuffcool Major Ultra 65W PD Super Fast USB Charging 20000Mah Laptop Powerbank Supports Super Fast Charging 2.0, Charges Macbooks, Laptops, Dslrs and Gaming Console, Silver

I’ve been using this power bank for a few days now and I’m really impressed with the performance. The build quality feels premium and sturdy, not cheap plastic. It charges my phone very fast and supports fast charging properly. The battery backup is also excellent. I can charge my phone multiple times on a single full charge, which makes it perfect for travel and daily use. The LED indicator/display is accurate and helpful to check remaining battery percentage. It doesn’t heat up much while charging, and the ports fit tightly without any loose connection. Overall, it’s totally worth the price. Highly recommended if you are looking for a reliable and good quality power bank 👍

Good product. But doesn't fast charge oneplus phones.

I recently purchased the Stuffcool 65W Power Bank, and I’m thoroughly impressed with its performance. It supports Type-C charging laptops, Android phones, and iPhones seamlessly. 🔋 Tested Devices: • Lenovo Thinkpad: Charges smoothly without any interruptions. • Samsung S23 Ultra: Shows Super Fast Charging 2.0, indicating high-speed charging capability. • iPhone 16 Plus: Achieved a solid 30-32W output, which is close to the maximum supported wattage for iPhones. ⚡ Performance: It delivers on its 65W promise, making it ideal for travel or everyday use. The Type-C PD output ensures quick and efficient charging across a wide range of devices. ✅ Pros: • Genuine 65W output • Works perfectly with Type-C laptops • Delivers super fast charging for Android • Optimized for iPhone fast charging as well • Sturdy build and compact design ❌ Cons: • Slightly bulky (understandable given the capacity) • Price may be on the higher side for some, but worth it for the performance

Stops working once the power indicator goes below 2 lights (basically stops working below 25%), which defeats the whole purpose of buying a 20000mAh power bank. Apart from that, it doesn't charge itself when you connect a device to it. For example, if I connect the power bank to a power source and simultaneously connect my phone to one of the ports, only the phone will charge up, the power bank wont. It does have fast charging capabilities but on the whole it has been a disappointment. Maybe the company should spend more on their technology and get the basics right rather than spending a ton on instagram reels and marketing. Update : The power bank has bulged dangerously and is a fire hazard. Please don’t but this.

Good Choice for me. I have Moto edge 40 neo mobile, its capable of 68W charging the Powerbank is capable of 65W charging. The Charging Time by the Powerbank is Quick as like as the Original Charger. 👍👍

Not a 65w power bank

What a wonderful product, it is like a powerhouse brick but feels weightless and also handy, comes with a great power that can also charge laptop with a quick speed, all sort of connectivities available. Havent really experienced heating issues yet so far.

I recently bought the Stuffcool 20,000mAh 65W power bank mainly to charge my Lenovo ThinkPad T14 laptop while travelling and during power outages. The product does what it promises in terms of fast charging support, but I think many buyers should understand the difference between marketing specifications and actual real-world usage. On paper: * 20,000mAh sounds massive * 65W sounds capable of handling laptops comfortably But in reality, my ThinkPad gets only around one full charge from the power bank when the power bank itself is fully charged. After checking my laptop battery report and understanding how power banks actually work, I realized: * the advertised 20,000mAh is measured at internal battery voltage (3.7V), * there are conversion losses while charging laptops at higher voltages, * and laptops consume power continuously while being used. So the real usable output for a laptop is much lower than what most people imagine from the “20,000mAh” branding. I don’t think this is only a Stuffcool issue — most brands market power banks similarly — but I do feel companies should communicate realistic expectations more clearly for laptop users. Something like: “Suitable for approximately one full charge for 45–60Wh laptops” would help customers make better decisions. Overall: * Good build quality * Fast charging works * Useful for emergency backup/travel * But don’t expect multiple laptop charges from a 20,000mAh power bank Sharing this so others can make a more informed purchase decision.