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RAVPower 20000mAh 60W PD 3.0 USB C Power Bank White | Black @Amazon $39.94
$42.99
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RAVPower Portable Charger [amazon.com] 20000mAh 18W PD 3.0 Power Bank / $33.99 w/ 5% clippable = $32.69
update black [amazon.com] is now $39.94
$5 clippable
RAVPower Portable Charger [amazon.com] 20000mAh 18W PD 3.0 Power Bank / $33.99 w/ 5% clippable = $32.69
update black [amazon.com] is now $39.94
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And even though the product boasts a photo showing compatibility with MacBook Pro 2019, the fine print states: "60W 20000 portable charger is not compatible with 16" Macbook Pro" Odd.
And even though the product boasts a photo showing compatibility with MacBook Pro 2019, the fine print states: "60W 20000 portable charger is not compatible with 16" Macbook Pro" Odd.
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also, this seems like one of the better powerbanks listed. ideally, you want power delivery and atleast 60 watts right?? maybe 20000 mAh?
I'm interested even though I don't have anything that needs this.
I know USB C is difficult with various charging issues when using a bad cable or charger so like for a cable I always get one with a 56k ohm resistor inside for safety.
So can I "convert" an older laptop charging connection to a USB C cable input and ultimately use a power pack like this to charge it?
I know that the laptop would have to accept charging at 60W. I think some higher watt laptops can charge (slower) using a 45W traditional charger.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07D17NXXT
If you want a bank for charging USB C laptops, I haven't tried this one, but I've been drooling over it since it came out. Currently 77 bucks if you bundle it with a 10 dollar Lightning cable. This chonky bastard can output 100 watts from one Type C port, and can suck in just as many to charge if you have a powerful enough wall adapter. It can also output 60 watts from both Type C ports simultaneously. Just uh, don't expect the world from their support team.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07P7P2L75