POWERΛDD PRO 130W Power Bank, 18400mAh Laptop Portable Charger, 3-Port USB C PD Battery Pack, Extenal Smart Digital Display, Compatible with iPhone16/15/14/13, Samsung, iPad, MacBook, Laptop etc.

This is a high value power bank assuming the long term longevity is good. I have included pictures of the supported charging protocols on all 3 outputs which cover most charging protocols very well as well as the specs of the included cable. The display is nice and it has a simple single button interface. Although I didn’t have time to check the capacity, based on charging a few laptops and other devices, the stated capacity is likely true as there is always loss due to inefficiencies on both the power bank and device being charged. The metal build quality feels solid. My only complaint, which isn’t a big deal considering the price is that you can only use one usb c port at a time if you want Power Delivery, if you connect devices to both at once, they will both only output 5v and no PD. Overall, amazing for the price for higher power devices like laptops, or portable game consoles.

Perfect size and capacity for most uses. The screen shows so much more than just battery percentage which is very enjoyable. I like knowing how fast it's charging and how much is being drawn from it. The build quality is outstanding as it holds great in the hand and it's weight is perfect. There's a high level of functionality as this outputs good power, has a good capacity, and takes up little space.

Great battery. Incredible value for what you pay for. The things I don’t like is the speed of the output drops to about 20W-25W in total while using both usb c-1 and usb c-2 output at the same time which makes both usb-c unusable at least for me. But when using 1 usb-c it works great. The bottom one maxes out at 100W output and the one next to the usb A maxes out at 60W output. both USB-c are both input and output. But you can’t use both of the usb-c ports to charge the battery at the same time. Meaning the max input you’re going to get is 65W. The battery had potential to charge from 0-80% in about 15-20 mins if you can use both usb-c ports to charge like they’ve done with their batteries in the past. 60W + 65W input had the potential to be 125W input. Using 2 65W PD bricks of course. If you plan to use the USB-A to charge your iPhone or Apple products you’re only going to get about 5W output so use the usb-c’s instead. The digital screen is awesome. Never seen anything like that on a battery pack. For the average person this battery pack would be great. I guess you can say I’m a little picky with my battery packs.

LOVE the look of this battery pack, solid feel and aluminum case, and cool multi-function LCD display. One button modes with holding-in action to change options. Display isn't as intuitive as Anker's but does the job. When charging the battery pack, it tells you incoming watts and how long till full charge. In fact it tells you battery charge rate in fractional 1/10th amounts which is unique.

Really like it so far! It manages to "pump" 40 W into my wife's laptop.Works extremely well for the price.

Can't beat this charger for the price. Compact enough to take on the go and charges devices quickly. A little on the heavy side so I'm not sure this is going in your pocket, though.

I can't believe it actually outputs 100w over PD, and actually has around the marketed capacity for the price. Tested with a Godox ML100Bi LED light , it's able to keep it on full power for about 30 minutes, and then there's still some charge left but not able to keep 100w out.It gets pretty hot and is on the heavier side compared to cuktech 15 I've been using, but the value simply can't be beat for 20 dollars.

Good emergency power to charge my laptop on the go. My LG 17" can be charged to about 70-75%. The battery in the laptop is supposed to be 70Watts. So, this charger can actually charge about 45-50 watts. I have used it to charge phones and tablets. IT works as expected. Just don't expect it to charge fully a 70-80Watt battery to full charge.