It’s huge but can charge a ton of things, so there is a trade off. Definitely won’t fit in a pocket with your phone.

The C charger not included, ....Disappointing. No indication this cable is needed on description or suggestion.

I recharge my M1 MacBook, my iPad and iPhone with it. And have power to spare. No frills, well-built.

Excellent power bank. Easily charges my ipad pro from completely dead to 100% a few times. It is large and heavy but having this light wasn't the design as it is a large bank. Make sure to use a large 18W charger or larger to speed up the charging time.

I had high hopes for this power bank and it met/exceeded almost all of them. Holds a lot of charge, so that I can quick-charge both my smartphones, a tablet, and still have enough juice for running my HP Spectre ultrabook. I docked one star because despite it having over 80 watts via USB-C, when on this power bank my PC won't charge the battery like it will with the original 65 watt ac adapter. I don't know if there's a setting to over-ride this, but it's mostly HP's fault for protecting the computer when on non-original power sources. I've noticed it does the same thing on Lenovo/Dell USB-C power cords as well. As a mobile PC repair tech this is a welcome addition to my toolbag, and good in a pinch. I think it should be good enough for BIOS/Firmware upgrades when you don't have access to an outlet, which is mostly what I needed it for. It would be worth even more money if it had an adapter to change the USB-C into common laptop dc plugs like the Lenovo rectangle etc.

It's big and clunky for a portable battery, but will charge an XPS 15 2in1 9575 and a full charge on a note 9 won't even extinguish the first charge light on the battery. Also, it charges very fast if you're using a 60w pd charger. If you don't have a PD charger, prepare for it to take about a day to charge at 5v/2.4a.

When I am working in the field away from my office I don't usually have enough battery life to make it through the day. I have been using this daily to recharge my phone, chromebook etc. With several hours of use each day charging various devices I only have to recharge it once or twice a week. It charges very quickly and it charges other devices quickly. I have been charging it with https://www.monoprice.com/product?c_id=309&cp_id=30902&cs_id=3090202&p_id=24425&seq=1&format=2 They both work great!

This Power Bank is simply amazing! I use it to power/charge a MacBook Pro 15in 2019 Model, a Samsung S20 Ultra 5G, and a pair of Galaxy Buds+.

The purpose was to keep my devices going throughout my workdays, being a first responder with the Covid-19 pandemic my days have been extended to 15hrs-30 hr. long workdays which consist of driving and being in remote locations or facilities that are not our own. Hence a power bank to replace my chargers.
I have been wanting to purchase a power bank for quite a while, and picked one up locally, but it failed miserably at fast charging my power-hungry devices.
I put this charger to work this past weekend and it has impressed me, it was able to keep my devices charged and most importantly my Cellphone which I use to GPS and get dispatched.

It charges my MacBook at 87w verified through the system report, it charges my S20 at 45w, and the power bank charges up in 3hrs, I typically get 4hrs of sleep on average busy days, so this is perfect for me! The size factor is smaller than I expected, however it is heavier than expected.

The only down sides were that I had to purchase a 60w charger, and a longer usb c cable.
I did order all 3 items at once though and recommend the same, for the charger I purchased Product # 24425, and for the cable I purchased Product # 39630

Solid built and a power horse. Powers both macbook pro and ipad pro and can also charge an iphone. It is a monster. Only thing to say bad its the $100 price tag and its bigger than the usual power bank ive owned. make sure you read the dimensions so you know what you are getting.

Haven’t had this long enough to comment on battery life or other features. The most important thing to me was it’s ability to extend the runtime of my MacBook pro’s internal battery and it does that without issue. The short USB-C cable it comes with registers with the Mac as a regular 80+ watt charger so it should have no problem charging the battery and keeping up with the most energy inefficient things you need to do. I will update or review again if I find any problems, but for the moment I am very happy with it. Note that when charging or powering a MacBook the cable you use is VERY important. It doesn’t matter how much power the charger or powerbank can put out if your cable doesn’t rate itself for that amount of power. I have purchased several cables and labeled them as to the maximum current they will transfer. If you connect to this, or any USB-C device, and find that the input is less than what it should be able to provide it is more likely to be a bad or cheap cable than the device itself. The MacBook pro in question is a 15 inch 2019 and when using the secondary high powered video chip and not the embedded video it will easily use 80 watts of power and tax any of the available powering devices.