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27,650mAh Anker Prime 3-Port Power Bank w/ 250W Multi-Device Output Expired
$117
$179.99
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Anker has 27,650mAh Anker Prime 3-Port Power Bank w/ 250W Multi-Device Output on sale for $117 when you apply promo code ANKERLIVE17 in your cart. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member ssiemonsma for sharing this deal.
Available Colors: About this Item:
Thanks to Community Member ssiemonsma for sharing this deal.
Available Colors: About this Item:
- Bluetooth connectivity to the Anker app
- 250W Multi-Device Fast Charging
- Includes 140W USB-C to USB-C charging cable
- 2x USB Type-C In/Out + 1x USB Type-A Out with +IQ
- Output Wattage:
- 1-Port
- 1x Type-C = 140W
- 1x Type-A = 65W
- 2-Ports
- 2x Type-C = 140W + 100W
- 1x Type-C + 1x Type-A = 140W + 65W
- 3-Ports
- 2x Type-C + 1x Type-A = 140W + 92W + 18W
- 1-Port
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- About this Deal:
- This price is $7.20 Lower than our previous FP Deal from March '24.
- At the time of this posting, our research indicates that this is $35.99 lower than the next best available prices from similar reputable merchants starting from $152.99. -SaltyOne
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ANKERLIVE17
Good powerbank with regular price 180$ Uses pd 3.1 both in and out
https://www.anker.com/products/a1...2149158038
Good powerbank with regular price 180$ Uses pd 3.1 both in and out
https://www.anker.com/products/a1...2149158038
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If I need more capacity, I can buy more batteries. But there's no easy way to dump two batteries into one USB device simultaneously for more power.
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You can get a similar power bank on Amazon that stores 100 Wh and can provide 140 W for $75 or less.
A 65 W power bank is a pretty good option for laptop use. You should be able to charge slowly even while using the laptop. Power banks that provide 65W are cheaper still. For example 200 Wh for $45.
You can get a similar power bank on Amazon that stores 100 Wh and can provide 140 W for $75 or less.
A 65 W power bank is a pretty good option for laptop use. You should be able to charge slowly even while using the laptop. Power banks that provide 65W are cheaper still. For example 200 Wh for $45.
Link to the 200Wh power bank for 45 bucks, please?
I just wanted them to link some bullshit so I could call it out. They're complaining about this battery for stupid reasons. No duh if you put the max draw on a battery, it's not gonna last long. I'd rather have a small battery with fast input and output than a huge battery with slow input and output.
If I need more capacity, I can buy more batteries. But there's no easy way to dump two batteries into one USB device simultaneously for more power.
If I need more capacity, I can buy more batteries. But there's no easy way to dump two batteries into one USB device simultaneously for more power.
Right, imo if Anker is charging $x for y, then that is how much a properly designed and constructed y should cost at retail.
Some nonsense on monoprice does not belong in the compare column.
They're fine. For whatever reason it doesn't seem to want to charge my normal iPhone over normal USB to 100%, I'm currently sitting here at 75% at 5am
I'm sure there's some sort of optimized charging setting I'm not using but I just don't want or need my battery to be this 'smart'
Curious if anyone has the charging base and felt it was a good purchase?
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They're fine. For whatever reason it doesn't seem to want to charge my normal iPhone over normal USB to 100%, I'm currently sitting here at 75% at 5am
I'm sure there's some sort of optimized charging setting I'm not using but I just don't want or need my battery to be this 'smart'
Curious if anyone has the charging base and felt it was a good purchase?
How did you find out about that price error? Slickdeals or somewhere else?
Yes. Supposedly most of the Anker batteries with 24 month warranties are lifepo4
They're fine. For whatever reason it doesn't seem to want to charge my normal iPhone over normal USB to 100%, I'm currently sitting here at 75% at 5am
I'm sure there's some sort of optimized charging setting I'm not using but I just don't want or need my battery to be this 'smart'
Curious if anyone has the charging base and felt it was a good purchase?
Now here's the kicker... According to a Redditor that bought a base, If one is using the dock the power bank stops charging at the fake 100% and they're left with a 80% full power bank. To charge it up to the real 100% they have to use USB-C. 🤦 ♂️
Until they stop this nonsense and update the power bank's firmware to show the real state of charge it's not worth buying the base. The latest firmware is 1.4.7 and still has this issue.