20,000mAh USB-C PD Power Bank – 100W Fast Charging

Bring a substantial USB charging reserve to a workspace away from wall power with this 20,000mAh power bank. Its higher-output USB-C connection is useful for compatible laptops as well as phones and tablets, while a digital display gives you more information about charging than a simple battery light. The bank measures approximately 15.4 × 5.5 × 4 cm and weighs about 400 g, making it a device to carry in a work bag or backpack.

The three output ports have different capabilities. USB-C1 supports Power Delivery output up to 100W, making it the connection for a compatible laptop that needs the bank’s highest available charging rate. USB-C2 supports PD output up to 60W and provides a second connection for a compatible tablet, phone or laptop. USB-A supplies up to 22.5W for a device using that cable format. Matching the device to the appropriate port helps you make use of the available power.

A laptop needs to support USB-C Power Delivery charging to use this bank as a charging source. The device’s supported power profile and the cable’s capability determine the charging rate. The 100W rating therefore describes the maximum capability of USB-C1, rather than a promise that every connected computer will draw 100W or recharge at the same speed.

Three devices can be connected for simultaneous charging, which is useful when a laptop, phone and another USB-charged accessory need attention together. The individual port ratings describe their maximum capabilities; a shared connection does not establish that all three maxima are available at once.

The front display shows battery percentage alongside charging voltage, current and wattage, with indicators for charging status and ports. That lets you monitor both the remaining reserve and the active electrical output while you work. It can be helpful when you want to see whether a connection is supplying a higher-power device or a smaller accessory.

Both USB-C sockets accept power to replenish the bank. USB-C1 supports input up to 100W, while USB-C2 supports input up to 60W. This gives you a choice of recharging connection, with the actual input following the compatible power supply and cable used.