Omni 20C Professional Premium Portable Power Bank with Fast Charging 100W USB-C PD 20 000mAh 71Wh Laptop Power

I have been looking for a solution to powering all of my devices while I’m on the go. I think I found it in the Omni 20C+ from Omnicharge. Let me list out what I love about this: 1. It comes in high quality packaging. I know it’s not the most important thing about a device, but when you get something that has great packaging, you feel that the product is special. 2. It does everything. It charges one USB-C device (in this case, my iPad or MacBook Pro), plus it has two USB-A ports (which I don’t use). And it wirelessly charges my AirPods Pro (which is in the Spigen case, just in case you don’t recognize it). 3. The Menu gives all the information you need including how much power is being drawn, the temperature of the device, and other stuff. OK, it’s a bit nerdy to want to see this stuff, but it’s great to have. 4. The wireless charger also worked to charge up my iPhone 14 Pro Max. 5. Despite having a 20,000mAh battery, it’s light and small, fitting into my tech backpack effortlessly. 6. It included a super high quality charging USB-C cable. I didn’t know it had it, so I bought an extra cable. Oh well, now I have two. Seriously, that’s a nice touch from Omnicharge. 7. It has a low profile which will make it unobtrusive on a desk. So far, I have run my Steam Deck, MacBook Pro M1 14”, iPhone, iPad, and AirPods on it. Not a single complaint. I usually write down the negatives in my reviews just to be complete. But I have no negatives to write about. I was going to say that it’s expensive, but frankly, I think I got what I paid for — a high quality charging station for all of my devices. Read more

I've spent a lot of money on power banks over the last year and a half. The market is kind of in-between right now with a lot of devices supporting USB-C and some still hanging on using Micro USB. It is a struggle to find a power bank that supports USB PD, QC, and also has enough ports to be usable, AND can be charged while charging other devices. It works wonderfully with my Note 10+, and my 13" laptop that uses USB PD. This is hands down the best power bank money can buy, and the construction is excellent. Definitely top quality materials and construction. The OLED screen is IMPRESSIVE as far as power banks go. I travel 200-300 days a year, and this thing is a lifesaver. My backpack is chock full of electronics that constantly need to be charged. I've done a lot of QA/QC work for consumer electronics on multi-layer SMT pick and place line products so I am extremely critical of my electronics. I do have a few minor complaints though, and want to be honest. 1. Sometimes the device fails to show external charge current to USB-A connected devices. This happens sometimes whether you're in or out of hub mode. 2. A big selling point for me was the Qi charging. Disappointing to find that it struggles to charge my smart watch that works on other Qi pads. I can definitely tell the watch is trying to charge, I've just never gotten it to start charging even after repeatedly hunting for the perfect spot. The Qi icon on the power bank just blinks and never begins charging. Charges my Note 10+ wonderfully though. 3. For some reason, even with nothing plugged into the power bank it fails to sleep if I forget to turn it off. I guess it is possible that it could be turning on in my backpack but I have observed this behavior sitting on a desk with nothing connected. I could be doing something wrong, I'll look through the manual and see. 4. The picture shows the USB-A ports as Blue, mine are Black for some reason. From working in consumer electronics I'm sure this is just a part supply constraint thing, cost thing, or any number of reasons why changes like this happen during production. It's not an issue and honestly everything works exactly as it should. All I care about is that mine is new construction and not old stock. 5. Given the cost of this power bank, I am concerned about it being disposable after awhile as the battery capacity degrades. I am honestly not sure if Omnicharge offers a battery replacement service as I haven't looked into it, but it is a concern. I was also going to say 20k mAh is less than I'd like after coming from 30k mAh power banks, but after some reflection, 20k mAh is just fine by me. Does it really matter that it is only 20k if it charges at 45w? No, absolutely not. On top of that, Omnicharge is one of the only companies actually HONEST about the capacities of their power bank as observed through a number of USB charging analysis dongles I own. Many companies will say 30k and give you 25-28k full charge to discharge, or only 20k under heavy load. Omnicharge obviously uses extremely high quality cells, and rates their hardware true to life under real work use. In fact, they are actually slightly under rater under light use like USB-A only charging in my experience. Fantastic, ethical, and very impressive. With these things being said, THIS IS STILL THE BEST POWER BANK ON THE MARKET. Do not hesitate to buy it. I stared at this thing for awhile before I pulled the trigger, telling myself it was too expensive, unable to justify the cost. You get what you pay for and honestly after trying a bunch of other power banks on the market that never made me happy, I would have saved money just buying this one up front. Omnicharge has a loyal customer here, this thing is cutting edge and actually innovative in a market segment where everyone is just doing the same thing as everyone else. Kudos. Read more

I recently purchased the Omni 20C+ as a general purpose power bank for work, traveling, and camping. I specifically wanted to find a solution that would natively support USB-C devices without an adapter. It also needed to provide sufficient output power to charge a MacBook Pro, iPad Pro, and iPhone XS Max. The Omni 20C+ is perfect for this application as the left port provides up to 100W output, which is sufficient to charge the MacBook Pro. The MacBook Pro 13" requires 61W, the 15" requires 87W, and the upcoming 16" is rumored to require 94W. In addition, the right USB-C port provides up to 60W output, which is sufficient to charge the iPad Pro 12.9", which requires 29W. Note that the Omni 20 has an AC plug on the left instead of a USB-C port if that would be more appropriate for your use case. The Omni 20C+ is able to act as a hub with passthrough power for your laptop. This not only allows you to charge the MacBook, iPhone, and Omni 20C+ at the same time. The USB-A ports are also available to the MacBook and can be used to copy data from external drives, though at USB 2 speeds. While the Omni 20C+ is expensive, the product is extremely well made. It is impressive that they were able to cram a 20,000 mah battery, 10W Qi charge coil, and supporting electronics in such a small form factor. Portability was also a concern for me, I wanted it to fit easily in a bag to take on hikes or camping. I do feel that for the $200 price point, it should include the carrying case and wall adapter. The chassis is a soft touch matte TPU and is a fingerprint magnet as you could expect. Overall I am very pleased with my purchase. I am truly glad this crowdfunded project was successful in bringing a great idea to market. Read more