2 in-1 Portable Charger Power Bank 14400mAh Battery Pack USB-C Portable Charger with GaN 65W Wall Charger Fast Charging Adapt with Phone, MacBook Pro/Air, Dell XPS, Pixel 7

I’ve become a huge fan of battery packs with integrated AC plugs. You just plug them into any outlet to charge and you’re set. This is no different. And I love the pass through charging aspect. I use this at work because it’s so easy and I don’t need to bring a wall plug and a battery. The Geek Fully name is also just really funny to have there.The charge capacity is also pretty decent. Often you get 10,000 mAH, so it’s nice to have over 14,000. The port setup is also decent. This is also one of the very few power banks of its kind that I’ve seen where it sticks out rather than being flat. This might be an issue for some situations where it’s not in a wall. I haven’t run into one like that where it’s also an issue, but keep that in mind before buying.All in all, pretty great.

Pros:Relatively small form factorDecently large capacityIncludes a small (~6 in) USB-c cable, with onboard storageCons:Insufficient power deliveryLower rated charging speed than discharging speedIt can be hard to fully store included cable around the corner of the deviceCritical details:The unit is described as being able to provide up to 65W of power via USB-c. The manual indicates that this is only the case while discharging and that the device is only capable of charging at 45W.However, my laptop was not able to draw 65W of power from the device in power bank mode, and my phone was not even able to draw 25W of power. For both devices, I tried with not only the included cable, but also one which, with a different power supply, was able to meet my power needs.In summary:If you don't need to take advantage of the full 65W rated speed, this will probably be a very solid purchase. The included cable was a nice surprise, and the storage for said cable is very well executed. It's easy to remove even without using finger nails, but the cable stays in place fairly well.My biggest complaint in this regard is fairly minor - it can be difficult to fully seat the cable in the part of the channel that rounds the corner of the device.

I really like this charger/power bank combo for traveling. This will pass-through charge your devices if you have it plugged into the wall, which is great. Using the C to C cable, it can fast charge my Chromebook while in use, even when unplugged from the wall, no "low power charger" warning in sight. I really like that the short type C cable it comes with can be stored on the unit and it has its own AC prongs that fold away. It's super nice to just toss this in a bag and have what you need to keep things charged. A longer type C cable and a type A cable make it more useful, but aren't strictly necessary.It is a little bulky. It's about the same height and width as my smartphone, but it's 3x as thick. If I wasn't traveling with a laptop I would opt for something smaller for sure. It is nice to be able to charge my phone several times with this, but I have much more compact power banks that will give me around 2.5 charges, so I would only choose this for more power hungry or larger devices. For that purpose, it's been great.

The spec is quite impressive 65W for both ac adapter and power bank modes, with ac plug and usb-c cable built-in. I have looked through Amazon thoroughly, and I can say this is the only one with 65W. It is meaningful larger and heavier than other 15000mhA of the same configuration (with ac plug and built-in usb-c cable) but lower power. for example, this one https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0CNS9HQ2L/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1 can do 45W in power bank mode but only 5v/10w in ac adapter mode (as tested by myself).Unfortunately, it failed to negotiate PD with my laptop (ASUS $1900 laptop, 45W and 5v-20v). In ac adapter mode (plugged to wall) it selects 20V but barely provides any current (<0.1A). in power bank mode, it tries several times to negotiate 20V but fails, then settles to 5V/2A.

Died after a week of using it

One of the only battery packs I've tried that will quick charge my kids dell chromebook besides the dell brand battery I bought. Will "turbo charge" my samsung phone.I've had a couple battery packs in the past, and this seems accurate with the battery life rating, but I have no way to actually measure the battery capacity.I do prefer packs like this that have a built in wall plug. Also the included USB-c to usb-c cable that fits into the molded storage of the battery pack is nice. Just don't lose it because no other cords would fit the cord storage.My only complaint is it only has one standard usb and one usb-c port. There's so much room for at least another of each and would make things much more convenient when charging multiple devices.Be aware its a bit bigger and heavier than most, almost the size of a car jump pack, but I prefer the longer life to smaller size.

This powerbank boasts a 2 in 1 14400mAh battery power and a USB-C charger. However, it was only capable of charging my phone only on a fully charged battery. The battery power does not last long and also to change it, you would need to plug it in. Why not just have a USB charger? This would not be ideal if you travel outside of the US. Does not have power to re-charge your laptop! I do not recommend this product!

Let me start with the negative. This charger is big, I mean BIG!!!! It's essentially a brick that makes hauling it around a little less convenient than say a more slim version.But in my opinio\n the positives outweigh the negatives. It ghas a much larger charge capacity than those other slim models. It plugs INTO THE WALL thanks to an integrated plug. No more looking for a plug to connect to your wire, nope, just plug directly in the wall, The digital display of the remaining charge is also a plus. Does it weigh a bit? Sure, but with Big Power you have to compromise somewhere.