expiredhamu313 posted Jan 28, 2025 11:12 PM
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expiredhamu313 posted Jan 28, 2025 11:12 PM
INIU Power Bank 27000mAh/140W USB-C Portable Laptop Charger
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SO...while this says it will put out 140W on one port, ONLY if you use a magsafe --> USB-C cable into a MacBook Pro will you get 140W.
Before everyone downvotes me because they have some random brand that comes with a high power USB-C charger -- that is proprietary. Dell has a 130W USB-C charger that only works with SOME Dell laptops. But, for most people, USB-C charging is 100W MAX.
UPDATE: Tested this power bank with a Magsafe cable on a 16" MBP M1 Pro and the MacBook saw it as a 100W charger. I'm still doing research but haven't yet seen that the MBP actually will take 140W.
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Any details on that? Is it 6W C if 18W A is in use? Or is Type A limited further if the C port is in use.
Hard to justify with my Anker and Cuktek already, but could justify one for the car...
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OR they literally dont care and let you take one double the size
One think of note is that mine wasn't calibrated correctly upon arrival and I almost sent it back.
Wouldn't charge past 78% on first charge and went straight to 0% from 49% on the first discharge.
After that it's performed as expected and has been wonderful
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SO...while this says it will put out 140W on one port, ONLY if you use a magsafe --> USB-C cable into a MacBook Pro will you get 140W.
Before everyone downvotes me because they have some random brand that comes with a high power USB-C charger -- that is proprietary. Dell has a 130W USB-C charger that only works with SOME Dell laptops. But, for most people, USB-C charging is 100W MAX.
UPDATE: Tested this power bank with a Magsafe cable on a 16" MBP M1 Pro and the MacBook saw it as a 100W charger. I'm still doing research but haven't yet seen that the MBP actually will take 140W.
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