imuto 100W Laptop Power Bank,27000mAh USB C Power Delivery Portable Charger with Dual USB-C PD (100W&60W) & 2 USB-A (15W&QC3.0 18W) Battery Pack for MacBook Air/Pro, HP, Dell, Lenovo,Steam Deck,Tablet

Sigh I tried looking for power banks thar support the fastest charging for xiaomi phonesThis company and their power banks with PPS are the only omes that will charge the fastest. It matched mt xiaomi 120watt charger most of the time.But the max I ever got was around 65watts charging rate. It's way better than other power banks including all xiaomi power banks.It sucked but im sticking with imuto. I expect them to be more reliable than shark gear, which is said to over discharge their own power banks which kills their battery forever. So I say go with this bank if you want an all-rounder that includes flight acceptance.Anything bigger than this will either be for adventures without airports or the restrictions (perhaps a private jet for example or boat)Or you're better off buying a solar generator but you'll need to do some math to figure out which one is better in that topicWell.. Im tired of looking at power banks.I hope this one isnt lithium polymer which has super low recharge cycles…It has to be lithium ion…

I did a lot of research on power banks before deciding on this and one other which I have now had and used for about 4 months so far. I like this one the best because:Dual usbc/usbaEither usbc can be used to charge it up and both have same max discharge rateDigital display showing how much is leftThe only critique I have is it would be nice to change the physical layout from brick-like to more elongated and thin in the middle. Maybe more personal preference though.

The good:Charges fast, and charges devices quickly (IF IT WORKS)The bad:Doesn't work with my Acer Chromebook Spin 714. Charge cycles on/off constantly, making the screen dim/brighten constantly, making it too frustrating to use while on the go. The worst part is that, because it worked with my phone and earbuds, I didn't test anything else. When I really needed it I was in an airport, and couldn't get it returned in time because of my trip. VERY UPSETTING.The main thing I bought it for was the 100W PD feature for use with that Chromebook. Other PD external batteries work just fine. This thing is overkill for my smaller devices, so now I have a giant, heavy brick that I'll basically never use.

This charger has a good capacity and is fast for devices which support it. I will say the two USB-C ports are set in such a way that the plug does not insert fully (there is metal still exposed when fully inserted). This does not impact usability and I do not think is any sort of a hazard (as the other end of the circuit is inside the plug, there is no way to touch this and complete the circuit and expose yourself to shock). The problem this causes is that if you drop the charger and it lands on the USB cable inserted the force of the drop gets sent right into the important parts that are part of the connection rather than being translated into the plastic body of the device. The result is the unit is relatively easy to damage by something hitting the plug or this being dropped. The benefits would seem to be that some USB-C cables might fit easier since they do not need to be seated deeply into the unit. So a bit of a trade off.Personally my 100w port is dead due to this issue, but ... I can't say it's a defect, it's just something that happened and if you buy this unit you should be aware of this potential.

great product overall but the included carry bag while ok I replaced with a neoprene soft shell case and its a perfect fit and much nicer

Sure it's big and heavy, but I knew that going in. The problem is that several months into usage, I get weird error messages (like the backwards-C+C that tells me nothing), it gets super hot, and I can never trust the indicator of how much juice is left. It just went from 76 to 19 in a matter of minutes, and no my phone is not fully charged.Maybe my hopes were too high, but looks like it's back to the drawing board for me...

This is a powerful battery bank, but it has long term issues.I have several different battery banks that I like to keep charged an ready to go. So it is incredibly annoying that every single time I test this one to find out how much charge it has left it is at ZERO. It's almost without fail that it has completely discharged itself just sitting there.I don't know if the batteries have a large ESR, or if the circuitry inside of it has a large parasitic draw. All I know is that I have basically never been able to use it because it is always empty when I would use it.Don't get me wrong, it would be great for a weekend, or day trip. Where you plan on charging it the day before. It also has a lot of power output, so you can use it to get another hour or more on your Steam Deck. (The reason I bought it.)That along with the reviews that have failed units makes me want to recommend something else instead.

Was really happy with this, perfect for keeping in my backpack for Steam Deck.