INIU 140W Power Bank, 27000mAh High Capacity Laptop Portable Charger, USB C in&Out Tablet Powerbank, Smart Digital Display Phone Charge Compatible with iPhone 15, Samsung, Laptop etc.

Es una gran compra! tiene mucha capacidad y mucho poder. La pantalla led que te muestra los watts de carga y de salida son super buenos. Me permitió conocer que cables míos estaban defectuosos, calidades, y tmb ver las cargas exactas de mis cubos. Recomendado. Cumple con lo que dice que hace. Para cargar a tan alta velocidad necesitaras cables de última generación y dispositivos que lo acepten.

My son needed a power bank to recharge his laptop while at uni. We saw that the VR place we go to on occasions uses INIU to power their VR headsets. Since they use them on a daily basis we figure it should be pretty robust for school use. INIU makes quite a few power banks. The 140W looks to be at the top of their portable ones. I see they also make a 100W and a 65W, that can be used to charge laptops. I think anything below 65W is maybe more suitable for charging phones and tablets. My son's 16" MSI laptop is quite power hungry. Note it uses USB-C for charging so make sure your laptop supports USB C charging before purchasing this pack. Since he may not get an opportunity to recharge at an outlet during the day we decided to get the 140W one. We were hoping that this would be able to charge his laptop at least 2x during the day. We also hoped that it would charge his laptop faster since he may not be at one place for very long, moving from class to class. In hindsight we probably could have saved around $20 by going to the 100W pack. It would have also met his needs since his laptop peaks at 95W charging. The INIU pack is very well made. Just be aware it is relatively big and quite heavy. This may also be another reason to go down to the 100W. However, my son was ok with the weight and size to carry around all day, for the extra power the bank has. There is a good size LCD screen to tell you the charge status, remaining battery level, etc. You will get one 140W USB-C port, one 45W USB C port and one 15W USB A port. It's very good to charge your laptop with the 140W port and quick charge a phone or tablet with the 45W port. One thing to be aware of though. You need to be able to recharge the power bank. If you are running it close to empty it will take a lot of time to recharge unless you have a high powered charger for it. Just make sure if you need it recharged and ready to go for the next day that you have enough time to charge it. Get a 40W or higher adapter if you can! To conclude the INIU is a very well made power bank. The 140W capability is great for power hungry laptops, especially in a uni environment where you don't have outlets to charge from, and are constantly on the go. The price is also very good for the INIU when compared to some of the other brands like Anker. You can get the INIU on sale for under $100 where other brands will be $125 and above. If it can take the abuse in a VR center we figured it could survive uni. So far so good!

Love this! To my surprise...it was definitely strong & quick enough to power up while using my Surface laptop studio and didn't use the whole battery either. I have been able to charge several devices with plenty of battery power. Very happy with this purchase!

I am glad i purchased this battery. It is excellent. Charges our phones to 100% within 20 minutes. Very fast at charging. I wouldnt charge an Ipad as that drained the battery fast. Took 2 hours to fully charge the battery. I love the display on it ,tells you how many hours left until battery needs charging again. Only downfall is the battery is heavy and bulky.

Though this is definately not top of the line, the massive 27000mah capacity without being so ridiculously heavy like the larger ones is a decent but still heavy portable battery charging option. At 140W peak output -- provided your device is actually capable of such pd 3.0+ and PD 45W etc, which MOST phones are just not that good in NA even some of the top end ones from major distributors like my phone, this device is fantastic! It can take a few hours to charge via normal usb-A from a plug that was installed years ago (ie very outdated), while it will charge from 0% to 80% in about 1.5-3 hours depending on the type of charger I plug it into (ie how old the charger is matters significantly, along with the Watts rating of your cords, along with the charging protocols (ie PD 15W, PD 3.1 etc). Charging time FROM the device when I'm out hiking around during the day is about 0%-80% in about 50m!! Yes under an hour for a 4400mah phone battery is quite quick. In fact I have yet to see ANY other device charge my phone as fast, and my phone is top end 2 years old phone, and from europe, and only rated at PD 15W max. So either the firmware in my phone has been upgraded since to be closer to PD3.1 or PD 45W however you want to put it, or this thing rams electrons into my battery like there is no tommorow haha. Either way, I'm super impressed. My partner's top end iphone doesnt get the boosted charge, but that's there issue for buying junk hardware from a company that doesn't understand how to build anything and JUST moved over to usb-c like last year.