Which one charges a MacBook Pro faster?

The Wukong edition, at up to 140W from one USB-C port. The 165W model tops out at 100W per port, which is enough for a MacBook Air but slower for a 16-inch MacBook Pro.

Which has more battery for a long trip?

The 165W Laptop Power Bank, at 25,000mAh (90Wh) versus 20,000mAh. Both are under the 100Wh airline limit.

Is the Wukong edition worth the extra output?

Only if you charge a laptop that draws over 100W. For phones, tablets and lighter laptops, the 165W model's extra capacity and built-in cable matter more.

Can either charge three devices at once?

Yes. The 165W model splits across three USB-C and one USB-A port. The Wukong edition runs two USB-C plus USB-A, dropping to 20W + 100W + 100W with all three in use.

Do both recharge at 100W?

Yes, both accept up to 100W input. The 165W model reaches full in about 2 hours with a 100W charger, which is not included.

Which is easier to carry?

The 165W model has retractable built-in cables, so there is nothing loose in your bag. The Wukong edition needs its separate 2 ft plastic cable and weighs 1.15 lb.

Anker 165W Laptop Power Bank vs Anker Black Myth Wukong Power Bank

Buy the Anker 165W Laptop Power Bank for travel and everyday laptop top-ups: it has 25,000mAh, three 100W USB-C ports, a USB-A port and built-in retractable braided cables. Buy the Anker × Black Myth: Wukong Power Bank if you want the highest single-port output, 140W on USB-C, and the game-themed display. The Wukong edition is rated 220W total against 165W, but its 20,000mAh capacity is lower and its cable is a separate plastic 2 ft one.

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