AnkerPrime Power Bank, 27,650mAh 3-Port 250W Portable Charger for Travel, TSA-Approved, Smart App, for MacBook Pro/Air, iPhone 16/15/14 Series, Samsung, Laptops, and More (Charging Base Not Included)ClimatePartner certified

My phone’s battery health is in the low 80s, and my will drop down to 50% or 40% remaining by the time I get home from work. I use this power bank to charge it while I’m sitting at the counter eating while watching a video, or while I’m playing a game in my recliner and not near an outlet. I’d rather not run a long cord from the wall to my chair so I use this power bank to charge my phone while I game, and I also use it to charge my controller. It’s been so useful.So far I’ve been using it for all of last week and it lasted the whole 7 days without needing a recharge. When it does need a recharge, it doesn’t take long at all. Normally it’ll take about 2hrs, but in the app you can set it to take longer to charge, to optimize its life, and that takes about 3 or 4hrs from 0 to 100. The screen tells you how much current is being put into the device and how much is being output, and the app tells you the same as well.I like this a lot more than I thought I would. It really shines when paired with the base station. I feel like the base station should have been included though. I noticed there was a bundle for the 20,000mah version and the base station, but not for the highest capacity 27,000mah. Would have been nice and a bit cheaper. Buying both together is expensive, but for a high quality power bank and the convenience of wireless dock charging and fast input and output, it’s really nice.My only complaint, if any, is lack of wireless charging built in for phones. This thing is the size of a brick and certainly weighs as much, why couldn’t they put a wireless charging spot below the screen mid way or something? Or on the back? A lot of devices are moving to wireless charging, for Anker’s most premium power bank, I feel like that should have been built into it. It’s not like it’s lacking the room for it. But I can get by with my MagSafe cord, it’s just a minor complaint if I had any at all. Oh, and the screen doesn’t rotate like the older model did.One thing I noticed is I can’t use the power bank while it is docked. I’m sure there’s a safety reason for that, but I’ve had one other power bank from another company that worked while it was charging. So it could charge a device such as a phone, while also receiving energy to charge the power bank itself. That power bank recently stopped working though. Still works, but the capacity has really gone down for only being 2yrs old. Maybe that’s why we can’t do that with Anker’s power bank? Idk, I just feel like it’s possible to do but maybe it has an effect on the longevity of the power bank. It’s not a big deal, the base has the same 3 usb ports on its side as the power bank has on top, but it was something I tried to do and noticed it wouldn’t work so I wanted to point that out.Overall though I think this is an excellent power bank and well worth the purchase, but maybe wait till you see a sale as it is certainly pricey

I recently purchased the Anker Prime 27,650mAh Power Bank with the 100W Charging Base, and I couldn’t be happier with my decision. This power bank is an absolute game-changer for anyone who needs reliable, high-capacity charging on the go.Pros:• Massive Capacity: With 27,650mAh, it effortlessly charges all my devices multiple times. It’s perfect for long trips or days when I’m constantly using my gadgets.• Super Fast Charging: The 250W output is phenomenal. It charges my laptop, tablet, and phone simultaneously and very quickly!• Convenient Charging Base: The 100W charging base makes recharging the power bank seamless. It’s a thoughtful addition that eliminates the hassle of plugging in cables, and it’s blazingly quick. I just used the power bank to charge an iPhone from 50 to 100% and a iPad Pro from 55% to 80%, I dropped the battery back on to its base, went to use the restroom, and when I came back, the battery was already back to 100%. It’s amazing.• Premium Build: The design feels solid and high-quality, which is exactly what I expect from Anker. Despite the power it packs, it’s surprisingly compact and easy to carry.• Versatility: With multiple ports, including USB-C and USB-A, it can handle just about any device I throw at it.Cons:Honestly, none so far. It’s an investment, but the performance and convenience more than justify the price.If you’re looking for a top-tier power bank that delivers unmatched charging speed and capacity, this is the one to get. Anker has once again set the standard for portable power solutions!

I have several of these. I think they are just the best to power my router in a storm, power my music equipment and provide power to my Echo Show to make them portable. They also are wonderful for recharging items whether USB-A or C.They are built like bulls. The screen is well protected and pretty bright. The size is awkward but who cares, they’re capable at what they do.They’re pricy but so worth it.

I bought this charger hoping to have one that could last through multiple charges. I have several mobile devices—two phones, a tablet, a Kindle, a Switch, and often travel or move around, so my power banks usually run out quickly, which is very frustrating. I used this model during a recent trip with some friends (one of them had it), and it was impressive. We charged several phones, and the power bank still had plenty of battery left. That convinced me to get one for myself. It arrived in perfect condition, though I haven’t had the chance to fully test it yet. Based on my previous experience and the packaging, everything seems excellent. I’ll share more about its performance once I’ve used it more thoroughly. Even though is a little heavy is still portable.