EnergyQC 120W 27000mAh Power Bank USB C 3-Port 99.9Wh PD Fast Charging Battery Pack Compatible with MacBook, iPad, iPhone 16/15/14/13/12 Series, Galaxy S24 Ultra, Steam Deck, Dell XPS

Super Fast Charging Power Bank! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
I’m super impressed with how quickly this power bank charges my phone. I let my phone drain down to 15% and plugged it into the power bank. After just 30 minutes, my phone was up to 78%! That’s insanely fast, and the power bank doesn’t get super hot, so I’m not worried about it overheating.I also love that you can plug in two USB C devices and one USB A device at the same time. I tried it out and it worked great! I was able to charge two cell phones and a rechargeable flashlight all at once. Thepower bank went from 100% down to 56% in just 1.5 hours! It is remarkable that the power bank can simultaneously charge three devices while still maintaining 56% of its battery capacity.I highly recommend this power bank to anyone looking for way to charge their devices. It’s easy to carry, airline-approved, and can fit in your backpack or purse. I have one in my car, one in our truck, and one in my backpack when I go on hikes or to school.Oh, and if you only use it to charge your phone, you can fully charge it to 100% about 3 to 4 times! That’s a huge bonus!I give this power bank 5 stars! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🧡💚💜🩷❤️

My review of the power bank
This power bank charges pretty fast! A big update from my previous bank. It’s long lasting has type c and type a charging. It’s well worth the cost. I can go 3 to 4 days without powering up the bank. Great for sharing those that don’t have power. Fit perfectly into my side pocket bookbag or car cup holder in which I carry every where I go. It’s bunky for pants with front and back pockets but fits just right on leg pockets or camo/milia style side pockets. My favorite new device of the year. 99.99% very satisfying!

Powerful charger for laptop!
I have been using this power bank for my community trips and working remote and it has performed very well at charging my laptop tablet and phone. The charging speed is really fast, which is great for those fast charging devices. The power bank is a little heavy, but it’s understandable due to the fact that he can charge a laptop and it’s also great for portability and can fit in any backpack or duffel bag. Definitely worth the money specially for working remote or on the go and need to power, a laptop, phone and any other device. Very pleased with the quality and the charging speed of this power bank and definitely recommend!

At first it was so large and heavy in my hand that I thought it was a Li-Po, but it’s definitely a lithium ion. Comes with a nice thick USB-C cable, but really nothing else. Would’ve been nice if it came with a soft pouch or something but what can you do. Of course, you’ll need to supply your own USB-C-to-A cables for charging devices that require a USB A port like rechargeable lights for instance (they won’t charge with a C-to-C cable). The unit itself though is legitimately the size of a small brick. It measures approximately 6″ x 2.25″ x 2″ and weighs about 2 lbs. Caution is recommended when handling it because I wouldn’t want to drop it on my foot, plus any inflicted damage might void the 2 year warranty (which is an awesome warranty btw).Fortunately, ease of use is on par with every other powerbank I’ve used in the past. Just plug in and you’re good to go. All the power button does is basically turn the screen on to see how much juice you have left. You don’t need to push it to either charge or discharge it. Doesn’t really get hot to the touch for smaller devices like tablets, watches or phones, but I haven’t yet tested it on my laptop since the wattage is only 65W. Should technically be sufficient for non-gaming computers, but it’s straddling the edge imo.The manual recommends that you discharge it completely out of the box before charging it back up to 100% to “activate the screen”, or else it might not give an accurate reading. I’m honestly not sure what that meant, since mine was at 70% before I used it the first time. Still, I did what I was told and went through quite a few devices before it reached 0; but does that mean if I charged it up to 100% out of the box, it would’ve treated 70% as 0%? Would it just stay at 100% forever? Is that normal for larger powerbanks? Either way, mine works just fine now, so I dunno. Just be careful to READ the manual when you first get it to avoid any preventable problems.Otherwise, I think it’s a great battery – very sleek and elegant looking, with plenty of power to charge multiple devices at once. Love the cable it comes with and you can even stand it up vertically without any stability problems. Doesn’t have rubberized feet or anything, so if you’re planning on keeping it put in a single location, you might want to stick on a few yourself to help with heat dissipation. A five star device for me.

Got for a rog ally as battery doesn’t last long and works well giving extra power to game abit longer, charges well and easy to use, not bad for the price

Arrived in a box with a 1 m (3.3 ft) USB 2.0 Type C male to Type C male cable capable of delivering 100 W (20 V 5 A) with Power Delivery (PD) and a tiny user manual (EN/DE).It stands on any of its sides, including the smaller bottom and the side with the ports, and one side has more grippy material. This is useful because, if you would need to twist the cables to rotate the connectors, you can rotate the power bank instead and it’ll stand on the side you choose.CAPACITY: Pulls 81.3 Wh from the wall charger, stores 71.8 Wh and delivers 63.4 Wh to devices.At 3.7 V: Pulls 21985 mAh from the wall charger, stores 19417 mAh and delivers 17152 mAh.Efficiency is 88%, based on the power bank warming up both on input and on output.CHARGING THE POWER BANK: Charges itself at 5, 9, 12, 15 or 20 V, pulling up to 3 A (15, 27, 36, 45 and 60 W, respectively). Any lower than 40 W is not going to make it feel very warm at all. It took 1 hour 40 minutes to charge fully from empty at 57 W.CHARGING DEVICES: Very well, on USB Quick Charge (QC) and USB PD, though device compatibility will vary by supported voltages. I have a Samsung Galaxy S21, which can charge at 22.5 W from a 65 W PD wall charger as well as a 65 W output of this power bank, at 9 V 2.5 A. This power bank gets warm whilst charging it. A few devices with a USB Type C port refused to charge from this power bank completely on USB Type C, even if I changed their Fast charging setting; they would only charge on USB Type A.SCREEN: Very readable percentage with tall digits, shown throughout charging and when you press the button, and a green lightning bolt icon in a circle appears when it charges itself or a device using USB Quick Charge (QC) or USB Power Delivery (PD). Starts blinking its battery level when it reaches 5%, and blinks the last digit as it charges itself.BUTTON: Decently intuitive. Press it once to show the battery level at any time, twice to turn its display and charging off (which I’d expect a long press to do). Long pressing does nothing.AESTHETICS: This power bank is grey and black, slightly matte, and very visually attractive. The digits showing the battery percentage are nice and tall. Fingerprints are going to land all over the surface, no question.