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This is a high-capacity Anker power bank built around 21700 lithium cells, with two USB-C ports and one USB-A port and up to 140W output. That output is enough to fast-charge most USB-C laptops, including MacBooks, at close to full speed, which puts it above the common 65W and 100W packs. It suits travelers and remote workers who need to run a laptop and phone away from an outlet. The trade-offs are the size and weight that come with a pack this powerful, and the lack of wireless charging or a built-in wall plug.
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Lowest price we've seen: $25.99 on Nov 9 at Amazon. Tracked across 19 stores since Nov 9.
Owners of high-wattage USB-C laptops rate it for charging a MacBook or similar at near-wall speed and for the capacity to get through a workday. The common complaints are weight and bulk, and the time it takes to recharge the pack itself.
