Woot! has
JOYFAR 30,000mAh 22.5W Powerbank with Built-in Cables (Grey) on sale as listed below.
Shipping is free for Amazon Prime Members (must login with your Amazon account and select a shipping address in order for Woot to apply free shipping) or is otherwise $6 per order.
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- 2-Pack $27.99
- 3-Pack $38.99
Product Details:- Delivers a 3A current, charging your phone up to 50% in just 24 minutes—2.6 times faster than a standard bank. Compatible with PD, QC, FCP, AFC, and SSCP protocols, it offers versatile charging options, including a trickle-charging mode for low-power devices. USB-C two-way charging (IN&OUT) and LED digital display eliminate power anxiety, ensuring the best experience during your vacation
- 30000mAh capacity
- 4.2 x 2.7 x 1.3 inches. It lasts over 600 cycles, without battery deterioration over three years, features an excellent tactile feel and scratch resistance
- UL, UN, FCC, TUV, MSDS, and RoHS certifications
Top Comments
So ends up being (per each)
$15 when buying 1 (meh)
$14 when buying 2 (woot)
$13 when buying 3 (woot)
Community Reviews
This Joyfar power bank is a compact built in cable battery pack aimed at phones and other small gear, with USB C and Lightning versions that fit mixed device setups well. It has been used as a go to charger for commuting, outdoor use, and work accessories like a heating vest or Bluetooth speaker, and the fast charging has held up in daily use. The price lands around the low teens per unit in larger packs, which keeps it attractive for backup power. The main drawback is recharge speed, which can be slow, and the claimed 30,000mAh rating appears closer to a low end 20,000mAh pack in testing.
The power banks can deliver fast charging for phones and other devices, including Samsung phones.
The built-in cables make the power bank convenient for commuting and outdoor use when outlets are unavailable.
The USB-C plus Lightning cable setup can work well with mixed device types.
The power bank can hold up to heavy everyday use, including a teen's use.
The power bank can recharge slowly, sometimes taking a whole day even with a 65W charging head.
The claimed capacity may be overstated, with watt-hour testing showing results comparable to a low-end 20k battery.
The built-in cable design may be less reliable than expected, even though it still works as a go-to for many devices.
The built-in USB-C cable may not be clearly documented as two-way for charging the power bank itself.
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So ends up being (per each)
$15 when buying 1 (meh)
$14 when buying 2 (woot)
$13 when buying 3 (woot)
3 power banks for 38.99
no coupon needed. I have 3. they are working good so far, fast charging.
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Massively underrated part, I bought a few off here that take a whole day even on a 65w charging head
So I bought three more.
My discharge test got 62 watt hours. Charging it took 82 watt hours. This thing claims it's 115 watt hours, TSA limit is 99.
My 5 year old 20k battery got 57 watt hours discharging, so I'd say this is really comparable to a low end 20k battery
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