Anker via Walmart has
Anker 140W MAX USB C Laptop Charger (4-Port) and 25,000mAh Portable Power Bank (4-Port) with Built-in & Retractable Cables on sale for
$104.99.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
mattou22 for sharing this deal.
Product Details:
- Simultaneous Charging: Power four devices concurrently using advanced GaN technology for optimized performance.
- Rapid USB-C Charging: Two USB-C ports deliver up to 140W each, charging a 15-inch MacBook Air to 50% in 30 minutes.
- Versatile Power Bank: Features three 100W USB-C ports and a 25,000mAh capacity, supporting multiple devices and ultra-fast 100W recharging to 30% in 20 minutes.
- Flight-Approved Power: The 90Wh power bank complies with airline carry-on regulations for batteries under 100Wh.
- Integrated Cables: The power bank includes built-in and retractable cables for convenience.
Top Comments
I order a lot of Anker products for my job, but this experience is leaving a bad taste in my mouth. I understand not wanting to honor a price mistake, but the way they've handled this leaves a lot to be desired. Might have to look at other options going forward.
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I have the brick and paid full price last year. It works well. If you have a 16" MacBook Pro, or other power hungry laptop like a 16" XPS calling for 100W+, and a cell phone plus any other device this brick is hard to beat.
In for a cancel, but will be pleasantly surprised if it shows up.
It's true that:
- the wall charger, when outputting 100+W, gets uncomfortably hot
- the power bank, when outputting 100W, gets uncomfortably hot
- this tends to be true for all chargers and power banks of this form factor, though
- both have thermal controls that reduce output to prevent accidents, but that will reduce output
- you can get this combo from a generic brand for $100 every day, but it's probably better to avoid generics when thermal combustion is involved
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Well, that's a pleasant surprise.
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