AnkerPower Bank, 25,600mAh Portable Charger 87W Bundle with 65W USB-C Wall Charger, Works for MacBook Pro, Dell XPS, Microsoft, Pixelbook, iPhone 13 series, Samsung, iPad Pro, and More

Extremely well built, attractive looking design, and works as advertised. The included carrying pouch is also a nice addition.I strongly recommend buying the bundle, which consists of the Anker Power Bank and their plug-in wall charger. Other wall chargers with similar wattage ratings become extremely/dangerously hot during the charging process. Whereas the Anker wall charger remains at a safe warm to the touch condition.I would recommend this product to others.

The portable charger itself really charges fully in 2.5 hours which is great.14" MBP 2021: Charges just fine with the stock cable that came with the portable charger. My MBP battery went from 45% to 92% in 1 hour and only used up about 3 small lights on the portable charger. I consider this very acceptable.Thinkpad T14S: Will not charge. I was hoping it would charge this laptop issued my employer in case of emergency. I did search the reviews before I purchased and did not see this specific model anywhere so I knew I was taking a risk. Unfortunately it does not charge this model. I switched to USB cables that I have laying around with more powerful wattage (lightening and 100W) in case the cable that came with the portable device was not powerful enough. Both did not help either.I'm still giving this 5 stars because it's still a high quality device. It holds charge for weeks (maybe longer if I tested it long enough) and I get a fast charge on my cell phone and MBP which is important. It's large and has some weight but I'm a grown man with a spine and this does not bother me.

I bought this power bank to power my ResMed AirSense 11 or AirMini if there is a power outage, when travelling, or camping. This was listed as one of the power banks that would work with the USB-C PD adapter cable I purchased to power these. The 25600 mAh capacity is about 95Wh and is just below the 100 Wh limit where it is easy to take on planes without special approval. The combination of this bundle with the CPAP cable was a much more price effective solution that special battery banks made for this purpose.In testing with my AirSense 11 with the humidifier and heated tubing OFF, this power bank was able to run it for over 11 hours which I'm happy with. The included 65W charger was also able to run the AS11 with heating off, but doesn't have enough power if heating is on. An Anker 317 100W charger does work for this however.The only thing I noticed is the lights do not give a great indication of the charge level and are not linear. After using the AS11 for 7.5 hours one night, 5 of the 8 lights were still lit, so I thought I might be able to get a full second night out of it. The second night however, it only ran the AS11 for about 4 hours before the battery was discharged and the AS11 stopped.

The media could not be loaded. I've been a big fan of Anker for years and have always recommended their products. I own one of their older power banks as well and in 2021 I was looking for a second one for a very long trip and ended up buying this one, the Anker PowerCore III Elite.It works very well when it does work, but with no warning it suddenly stopped. If I put it on the charger, it will light up with the last light on the button blinking like it's on the fritz. When off the charger, nothing happens. It won't tell you the charge level if you press the button. When trying to charge a device it either won't show any lights and the device won't charge, or it will look like it's the one being charged with the last light on the fritz and still won't charge the device. And of course this happened just a week and a half past the 18 month warranty on the device so it won't be covered.On the flip side, my older Anker power bank from 2018 is still alive and kicking. I'd expect for it to be the one that died on me, not the one I just purchased about 18 months ago.I made a video review as well to show what happens when trying to both charge a device with the power bank as well as if you try to charge the power bank itself.All in all, I loved both of these and I'll fully endorse my old 2018 one (that is sadly no longer made), but I find it really ridiculous that this one has died so quickly.

Not gonna lie this thing is great for travel, it basically never leaves the carry bag I use.Unfortunately it has made me a congregating point whenever me and my friends go out, 4 different cables going out of my bag like i'm doctor octopus or something (none of them are mine either :(. )The fast charging works a treat and I've used it with: Steam Deck, Switch, phone, ear buds, PGO++, plasma lighter, and a flashlight and ran into NO issues charging any of them.Works pretty well with anything with a USB-C or USB 3.0 plug, and does in fact support multiple connections at once.Good pack from a good brand, the charger it comes with also is a superfast one so make use of that too!

I have several Anker chargers and battery packs....I currently have a two 20,000 mAh packs with 2 USB-a outputs with 12w and 18w outputs......This battery has lasted over 8 years with outstanding standby power.....Now that being said, you do have to carry many different cables Macro, micro, USC-c and USB-b and USB-a....adapters and what a pain.......This new 26,000+ mAh battery pack is just what I needed....It has 2 USB-c outputs that charge at 85W......It has 2 USB-a outputs that charge to 15W and 25w if using both USB-c's......Both USB-c's will charge at 85w and both can charge the battery pack independently with the supplier 65W charger cube......This product is great for me as I can carry it on my motorcycle in the top case while traveling and camping by bike and have power to use my MacBook Pro 13".....Although, I think it is a little over priced, because of the years of uninterrupted service by the older 20K pack it is worth it to me......You can't go wrong with Anker