CUKTECH15 Ultra Power Bank, 20000mAh 140W Laptop Charger, 3-Port USB C Charger, PD3.1 Fast Charging Battery Pack with Smart Display, Compatible with iPhone 16/15/14/13, Samsung, MacBook, Dell, etc

This Power Bank is a beast in a few ways. It can charge other devices very quickly and it can be charged extremely quickly. This is a 20,000 mAh Power Bank that puts out enough power to charge a laptop. It has one of the nicest LED screens I've seen on a Power Bank. Not only does it tell me what charging port is in use, but it also lets me know the amount of power going out to each device.When charging the Power Bank itself, the 'beast mode' can be activated by connecting two separate USB C power sources. Ideally one 100W and one 65W. Connecting two USB C cables charges this Power Bank significantly quicker.The footprint of this bank is small, its rectangular in design and small. Very portable.Not much is needed to understand about this Power Bank other than that fact that it can have two input cables to charge it. Other than that it manages itself pretty well charging up everything as needed.

The media could not be loaded. This Cuktech battery pack measures 6" x 2.25" x 1.75" and weighs 20.8oz. Its 20,000 mAh capacity falls under the 100Wh limit allowed by the FAA for US flights.The battery pack has a colorful display with some techie information like power delivery and internal capacity. There are a couple menus that control the input/output behavior of the USB-C ports and whether or not the screen should be always on when charging. When the screen is off, pressing the small button turns it on.The display briefly shows that it recognizes an Apple product when it is plugged in, along with the current capacity of the cable being used. I don't know if can recognize other popular hardware brands.The internal 20,000mAh battery can be charged through both USB-C ports simultaneously! I used one 87W MacBook Pro charger to charge using one USB-C port and noticed the Cuktech was able to consume 80W to charge itself, which is already higher than what I was expecting from the charger. Using two MacBook Pro chargers puts the charger into Beast Mode with an accompanying animation.When the internal battery is low on charge, it is stated that Beast Mode can draw up to 165W from two chargers. I was able to get it pull just shy of 150W using two MacBook Pro chargers. When the battery is near full, beast mode slows down and appears to only consume power from one charger to top itself off. This Beast Mode is the most impressive thing I've seen in battery packs.When charging devices, the pack is advertised to deliver up to 140W of power. However, I wasn't able to verify that limit because I don't have devices that are so demanding. But I was able to get the charger to output 102W while charging my iPhone, MacBook Air and iPad, the first two devices from the two USB-A ports.This pack can also deliver over 30W to my iPhone even when charging other devices.I've used a handful of battery packs before but this one is by far the most impressive.

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This is a perfect power bank to keep in your bag. I keep this along with a USB-C to see in USB-C to light cable, and I feel prepared to charge anything I might need to charge.For starters, the 165 W charging abilities is actually much more useful than I expected. Charges the entire power bank insanely quick luckily for me I have two 100 W USB-C's on my desk and so just plugging this into both of those gets the power bank charged less than 30 minutes.The charging ability of this is incredible as well. The fact that I can do 100 W over USB-C one is incredibly useful. I use it to charge my M1 pro Mac and it charges at the full speed of a watts. It's quite funny this power bank feels like it's lower capacity than it actually is because it charges so fast watching my Mac go from 5% to 80% as quick as it does from this is pretty crazy.The usability of this power bank is pretty good too. You don't really ever have to use any of the settings that it has when it comes to setting ports to input or output only and in my experience, I haven't, but I can see the cases where this might be useful, especially when using this for other devices that may be power master/slave. However, the screen that displays information is fantastic. As an electrical engineer, it is always fun to know how much power our device is taking in and to see that as well as the voltage and current for each channel is really neat. Love that feature a lot.This power make is an absolute beast that will be able to tackle any challenge you might throw it. Really happy with it and you will find yourself to be the same.

A the title suggests - if your device charges via USB, this will charge it - and quickly. It's able to output a total of 160W of power at once, but the spotlight is on the 100w charging port. This will charge pretty much anything - from your laptop to your most power-hungry phones. I have a Vivo X Fold Pro 3, which has 100w charging and it just sucks the power down, charging at the fastest speed (They call it Hypercharging, go figure with those marketing words).One thing that really sets this power bank apart is the screen. Most power banks just show the power %, but this one shows all kinds of information, such as charging speed for each port currently in use, the temperature of the battery and even the devices connected. Is this really cool? Yes! Is it actually useful? Well, not really, but it tickles the primal part of my brain that loves all things with screens.