EnergyQCPower Bank, 72000mAh Portable Power Station, 130W Max Battery Pack, 266.4Wh Fast Charging Compatible with Laptop MacBook iPhone Samsung for Outdoors Camping Travel

This power Bank is definitely a power house at charging my phones and electronics. The amount of wattage power is amazing.I noticed the charging is pretty sufficient with almost each device I used with it along with the not getting hardly hot either(probably will get a tad heated in hot areas but that's normal for any battery).For each device used with this charger, I got almost or tad close and accurate full charge using the provided high quality USB-C to USB-C and My 100w USB-C cables. -Took 2 hrs to chargeMoto g 5g 2022(10w) back to full from 60% while in usage using the USB c red slot with my 100w cable, and 1 hr 35 with the thick USB-C to USB c cable that came with it.-took 34 to 48 minutes to charge my Moto g Stylus 2023(15w) back full using the provided thick USB-C cord.-took 1 hr and a few minutes to fully charge my mom's Samsung Galaxy S20 ultra which was on 21% using the provided thick USB-C cable which is pretty impressive.I also charged my Samsung Galaxy S4 Tablet, non brand tablet, and my other phones, and each one was charged fully with no issues along with still having a pretty good percent left. I also tried each output (3) port on it but found that only one(orange - 5V/3A) out of the three gives a fast charge while the other two(black -5V/2A)are slower so I didn't use it that much.It takes about 12-13 hours to fully charge back up when depleted using the provided USB-C to USB-C cable which is pretty good for this size. My other power banks took longer yet they were less powerful than this one. that really says something if you ask me.I will say though that due to the size of this charger, there will be no benefit of carrying it around as it's pretty heavy so I would use this for things like emergencies which will be very helpful during blackouts or flooding which just happened a few weeks ago in my area.Since I have bought this charger, I have gotten almost a whole week of charge for my devices which is very awesome and since I don't hardly like to have my devices all the way to dead battery level, this huge charger will be handy when I need it during hard times to charge them up fully with no issues.

I have been VERY impressed with this. I bought it as a battery pack to use with the Starlink mini while camping and it works great! I needed a USB-C adapter from the Starlink's DC cable, but that was inexpensive and easy to find on Amazon. I have a laptop (60W) that has a USB-C power cable and can a) power the laptop off the battery pack or b) charge the pack from the laptop cable. Even though it's only 60W, the pack charges in a few hours. My other laptop has a proprietary charging cable, but a USB-C to that input jack adapter (also pretty inexpensive) fixes that. So now I can charge that laptop, too. I think I get a full charge using about 30% of the battery pack's charge. My phone takes about 20% of the pack's charge to charge from 0 to 100%. The pack is actually lighter than I thought and I've been taking it to coffee shops or anywhere I need to work and now I don't have to be actually next to an outlet. Really, it's a game changer for me. Super for the price. Thanking God for this solution. Hope it's a blessing for you, too.

I love this little power pack. We use it on our lanai to power our laptops and our phones. It allows 130W total output, 100W output from one of the USB C ports - way more than the 65 W I need for my laptop. It has a relatively small footprint. The power pack lasts a long time before needing to recharge it. You may want to pair this with a large output charging block for faster recharging of the power pack. Fully charging the power pack from a standard 3A USB C port will take many, many hours.

I paired this with a Sunjack 25w solar panel charger. It works great for running usb fans and lights, charging drone batteries and camera gear on the go, powering portable monitors, Nintendo Switch or Raspberry Pi for gaming and even emergency charging when there is a power outage. I have an Anker 521 portable power station but this beats it out for price and portability for the things I need to charge on the go.I have read some units have stopped functioning but mine has been going strong for 3 months now without issues and has been used a lot.

Not even close to the capacity advertised. Metering the flow in shows the whole pack barely pulls 120 watt hours before it fully stops charging. It also doesn't help that the display will just straight stall at 40-60% even as the battery refuses to pull any more charge in.I've fully charged and discharged it 4 times since receiving it, and all 4 times the bank would immediately shut down at about 50% on the display. Even assuming a terrible efficiency of 80%, this power bank only stores 150 watt hours of power AT BEST, which is terrible for the price, awful for the weight, and overall one of the worst power banks i have ever owned.I'm going to see if I can get a replacement that works as advertised, otherwise I'll be returning it.