We’re getting RightDeals ready: we’re joining affiliate networks such as Awin, Amazon, Impact and CJ and adding partner stores and product feeds. Products and prices will appear here soon.
Official product photos: Anker · source More photos on Amazon
Real laptop power from three 100 W USB-C outputs, with two cables built in — your charging kit in one block.
Amazon
See today’s price on Amazon
Prices change several times a day, so we don’t show an old one: Amazon always shows the live price, delivery and stock.
We may earn a commission when you buy through our links. It never changes how we rank products. How we make money
Our verdict
—If you carry a USB-C laptop, this is the power bank to get: genuine laptop wattage, four outputs and the cables built in. The trade-offs are size and weight — at 595 g it is a bag item, not a pocket one — and total output drops to...
RightScore appears once live prices from licensed store feeds are connected — we never guess a number.
Read the full verdict25,000 mAh
Capacity
165 W
Max output
595 g
Weight
18 months
Warranty
Best for
Best thing: Laptop-class 100 W per USB-C output
Honest catch: Heavy for a pocket at 595 g
If you carry a USB-C laptop, this is the power bank to get: genuine laptop wattage, four outputs and the cables built in. The trade-offs are size and weight — at 595 g it is a bag item, not a pocket one — and total output drops to 130 W once three or four devices are connected.
Up to 100 W from each USB-C output properly charges most USB-C laptops — Anker quotes a 16-inch MacBook Pro (M3) reaching 50% in 33 minutes.
Two cables are built in — a 27.6-inch retractable USB-C cable and a short one that doubles as a carry strap — so there is nothing to forget.
Four outputs (three USB-C, one USB-A) let you charge a laptop, phone, tablet and earbuds at the same time.
The smart display shows remaining battery, input and output in real time, so you always know where you stand.
It refills fast: up to 100 W input gets it to 30% in about 20 minutes and full in about 2 hours with a 100 W charger.
At 90 Wh it stays under the 100 Wh limit for power banks in carry-on bags, and Anker lists it as flight-approved.
How well it suits each use, based on its specifications.
Based on the maker’s specifications and published information — every point is checked against a named source.
Stores we link to in US. We show a price only when it is live.
Amazon
Amazon shows the live price and stock
Live price on Amazon
Prices change often, so we send you to Amazon for the current one instead of showing an old price.
We may earn a commission when you buy through our links. It never changes how we rank products. How we make money
More stores and live prices are added automatically as we connect store feeds.
Source: RightDeals research · verified 2026-10-10
We publish it only once enough real data is in — see how we rank products.
We only show star ratings we are licensed to display. Read verified buyer reviews and photos directly on Amazon.
Yes, in your carry-on. It is rated 90 Wh, under the 100 Wh limit the FAA sets for spare lithium-ion batteries and power banks, and Anker lists it as flight-approved. Power banks are not allowed in checked bags, and some airlines set stricter rules, so check yours before you fly.
Most USB-C laptops, yes — each USB-C output delivers up to 100 W. Anker quotes a 16-inch MacBook Pro (M3) reaching 50% in 33 minutes. Laptops that draw more than 100 W will charge, but more slowly.
The 165 W total applies when two devices are connected. With three or four devices plugged in, the bank shares a maximum of 130 W between them.
Yes. Pass-through charging is supported when the bank is connected to a charger rated 20 W or higher.
Researched from the maker’s specifications, the store listing and published information — not lab-tested. We never accept payment for a recommendation.
Other popular products in the same category.
Anker
Live price at the store
See price on Amazon
