30% Off | Anker Laptop Power Bank, 25,000mAh Portable Charger

This is the first power bank I’ve owned that isn’t pocket-friendly and that worried me before I bought it. Luckily my worries were a red herring because this is the best designed, travel-ready power bank I’ve ever used. It is perfectly sized to be thrown into a travel bag with all of your other electronics and the two integrated USB-C cables are perfect for all your electronics.Power & Performance:All three USB-C outputs can deliver up to 100W, with total output of 165WCan charge most iPhones 4+ times and get large laptops from 0-50% quicklyCan charge a Lenovo laptop in about 2 hours while only using 50% of the power bank’s capacityRecharges itself at up to 100W, which is super fastSmart Display: Features a detailed display showing temperature and wattages for each of the four outputs, with real-time charging information.Build Quality: Very well built, with every material and panel feeling solid and confident to withstand normal wear and tear.Best For:Power users who travel with laptops and multiple devicesPeople who frequently forget charging cablesThose who need fast charging capabilitiesUsers who want detailed charging information via the displayConsider Alternatives If:You primarily charge phones and small devices (may be overkill)Weight is a major concern for your use case

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Nice item! A smidge bulky but worth the carry. Charges up my iPhone 50% in 10 – 15 minutes. It is used to charge M12 Milwaukee batteries. Soundcore speakers. Vape batteries. iPad. For my uses I might charge this battery pack once a week. My use isn’t heavy but it’s ready when needed. I personally like that it displays exactly how much wattage a particular device is consuming. Fits conveniently in my bag. Worth the buy if you need power on the go. And can charge 4 devices at once. Did put that to the test and does so well but assuredly the battery then drains swiftly.

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I recently purchased the Anker Zolo A1695 25,000mAh Power Bank for my trip to China next week, and I’m beyond impressed! This charger is a game-changer for travelers. With its 3C (China Compulsory Certification) approval, I can board domestic flights in China without worrying about my power bank being confiscated at security checkpoints. Since June 28, 2025, China’s Civil Aviation Administration has banned power banks without a clear 3C mark on domestic flights due to safety concerns, and this Anker model has the CCC logo prominently displayed, giving me total peace of mind.The A1695 is a powerhouse with 25,000mAh capacity and triple 100W USB-C ports, easily charging my iPhone 15, MacBook, and Samsung devices multiple times on the go. The built-in and retractable cables are super convenient, and the high-resolution display shows exactly how much juice is left. It’s sturdy, flight-approved, and perfect for long travel days. I also love that it’s from Anker, a trusted brand with millions of fans.For anyone traveling to China, this is a must-have. Non-3C-certified power banks are being confiscated at airports, so don’t risk it—get this one! Highly recommend for its reliability, fast charging, and compliance with China’s strict aviation rules.

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*Update* Anker responded they went ahead and shipped a new power bank due to the inconvenience the problem has caused. Excellent customer service. Hoping the new one holds up! I bumped my rating to up to 4 stars. I’ll be sure to update again if this one goes 6 months without issue, or fails, whichever comes first. Cheers!Longtime Anker Fan Disappointed.. Built-In Cable Failed After 2 MonthsI’ve been a huge Anker fan for years. I own a ton of their products and recommend them to everyone- friends, family, coworkers etc. I was excited to try out this power bank with the built-in cables and high output. At first, it was awesome. I brought it on my first trip a couple months ago and it worked perfectly. Two of my friends ended up buying one after seeing mine.But now, after 2 months of light use, the built-in USB-C cable (the one that doubles as the strap) has basically stopped working. It only puts out 0.01W, no matter what I plug in. I’ve tested it with a new iPhone, Galaxy, Surface Pro 9, Meta Glasses, and Pixel Buds. Same result every time. The cable is clean and the bank is not in trickle mode. The retractable cable works fine for now.I reached out to Anker support, and to their credit, they responded quickly and seemed eager to help. I sent them a video and photos showing the issue, and after a few emails back and forth, they told me I need to send the power bank back for inspection before they can issue a replacement. I get it, but during a busy travel season, being without a power bank for who knows how long isn’t really an option for me.Still deciding how to handle it. I might go through with the return, but I’m also starting to look at other power bank options.Aside from the cable issue, this power bank is a beast. It charges super fast, and the display is really nice. I want to believe I just got unlucky, but I highly doubt it.If I go ahead with the replacement, I’ll update this review with how it goes. But for now, I’m disappointed and might have to ask for a refund.

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I bought this as an afterthought companion to a 60w folding solar panel with a USB C output. Turns out it’s an excellent combo and this battery outshines the panel.It’s very compact, and the 3 USB C’s are input/output so my solar plan worked great!!The displays allowed me to monitor both the input, and output, which let me see I was gaining more power than I was using (acting more like an app for a solar charge controller than a battery).I hooked up the panel with the USB C port on the side, leaving the two cables available to charge devices. I also used the USB A port.Hit the beach in the morning with 100% on the battery, about 50% on the iPhone, and 70% on an iPad Air.By mid day, everything was at 100% and I had also charged a friends android.It would have plenty to do more with the solar incoming and pass-through charging. We also were running another android, and a Bluetooth speaker and I don’t have any doubt that all would have left the beach with 100% charge as the ones I tested with did those 2 days.On the off day, (no solar input) it took my iPad Air from 9% back to 100% and still had 45% left in the battery to charge more devices.The input/output monitoring was more valuable to me than most, but honestly, my data needs were more precise than most who would use this, and it performed marvelously!!!I’d get another! And I just may! Or I may try out some more of Anker’s offerings now that I’ve tested this one!!!