Power Bank 65W 20000mAh Laptop Portable Charger PD QC Fast Charging with 4 USB Ports External Battery Pack

I've been using a popular brand's power bank for a few years now. While it's certainly a very good charger, it lives up to the name "power brick". It weighs in at 1.5 pounds and is a pain to travel with. It's also more than double the price of this one. Granted it's one with higher wattage, but I've found that give my needs, I really don't need more than 65W. I've been able to try out a couple different power banks from JUOVI and so far I'm impressed with them. This one weighs in at a little less than one pound, and is a form factor that's not too different from their 10,000mAh charger; at 5.5" x 1" x 2.5", it's about the length of a big smartphone and about double the thickness. It feels solid and durable; no loose ports, no flimsy pieces. It fits nicely into a backpack or purse. It outputs 65W from the USB-C ports and 30W from the USB-A ports, so it'll support PD fast charging. I appreciate having more ports for a power bank with this amount of power; there are times I'll need to charge my laptop, but there will be more times when I need to charge multiple devices like a phone, headphones, watch, and tablet all at once. One feature it has that the other charger doesn't have is the ability to "trickle charge" by outputting a very low, steady current. Their claim that this "preserves battery health" is a little misleading; devices like AirPods and Apple Watches are designed to pull only the current they need, so they should work with most power banks without compromising the battery. Where this feature comes in handy are devices like bluetooth trackers and medical devices that draw very small currents (e.g. 10-50mA) and you find that charging from power banks stops prematurely or intermittently because the power bank thinks that there's nothing connected to it. It's a very narrow use case, but an important one for those who are affected. I connected it to my old 13" Macbook Pro via a USB-C to USB-C cable and it charged it up like a champ. I think that 140W is overkill, 45W isn't enough, but 65W is just the right amount. It's more than enough to power it (you'll need higher wattage for larger laptops or ones that have heavy power needs. In my case, it was able to get it from empty to about 70% charged while I was using it, which is not bad for a 65W power bank. At its current price it's at least $30 less than name-brand power banks. I've seen enough from this brand to know that I can trust them just as much as those bigger names. Read more

This is a very bulky and heavy but very powerful power bank, its not small and its bigger than my phone . Obviously you can charge any phone or small gadgets with this but I was only interested in laptop charging. I have a dell latitude for work and this charger is able to charge it up to 65% which is a good backup option for me on the go. I would have really loved to get a full charge but that might require bulkier version of this charger. Speed is OK, charges my phone two full charge, it’s not great compared to my wall charger, I d say definitely slower, but I have a very premium wall charger so I see the difference. Battery life holds fine and it doesn't drain battery when its turned off or on standby. It does not get heated up but it does get warm when you connect phone or ipad or laptop to it. Its very easy to setup, just plug and play. Its came with a cheap cable so im using my own cable to charge it up. It has 4 ports which is nice. Capacity states is over 20,00mah which is way more than what I need during the day. There are no carry around case or bag, and I think this size battery may need some small pouch. I think this is a very good on the go portable power bank mainly because of the battery capacity and its price. Its a good value for what you pay for specially if you need to charge laptop or ipad while traveling. Read more

This power bank appears to be very well made. It has a LED display screen to show battery percentage, multiple input/output ports and it charges devices very quickly. The capacity seems to be genuine too as it arrived at 75% and I was able to charge multiple devices without issue. My only concern with the product is that the instructions specifically warn against using any charger or charger block not manufactured by the brand. But they don't include one, just the USB-C charging cord. Which makes me a little cautious about plugging this into any of my other adapters to recharge it. Will have to check how much they're made to handle. But other than that slight hiccup (which might not even be a hiccup at all) this is a quality product and performs very well especially for the price point. Read more

I’m really happy with this power bank so far. The 65W output is nice, it’s strong enough to top off my laptop and charges my phone and tablet really fast. The 20000mAh capacity goes a long way, and I like that it has multiple USB ports along with USB C so I can plug in more than one device at a time when I need to. It’s a little heavier than a small phone sized power bank, but that’s expected with the extra capacity and power. I was actually surprised it was still really compact in size overall. I’ve used it to charge my iPhone 15 max pro at least twice and still haven’t had to recharge it off of one charge. When used with a laptop it does drain the power back much quicker but that’s honestly to be expected. I would say you could probably get multiple charges for a tablet pretty easily with this, 2-3 depending. I don’t think you could go wrong ordering this. Read more

This serious backup power bank is solid and heavy duty. I have used a Magsafe 36W battery backup from this same company and I am blown away how fast it has recharged my phone. This one is 65W and fully capable of keeping a laptop working and streaming for a long, long time. It's design is absolutely solid and heavy. But for the rewarding power, it is well worth the price point. We go out often in our RV travel trailer. Sometimes we aren't able to get our shore power electric connected very quickly or at all. Not wanting to draw power from the battery in our camper or tow vehicle, it's wonderful to know that we can still have a connection or be able to use our laptop anywhere. This power source can fully recharge a 30% charge to 100% in about 45 minutes. Read more