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Meh has
27600mAh Aukey Spark Mega 140W USB-C Ultra-Fast Charging Power Bank for
$49.99.
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Features:- Two USB-C ports and a USB-A port
- Experience lightning-fast 140W Power Delivery input and output for rapid charging performance when you need it most
- Designed to work with a broad range of devices, including power-hungry laptops like the MacBook Pro 16"
- Charge two laptops simultaneously at full speed with balanced 65W + 65W output for maximum efficiency
- The massive 27,600mAh battery provides extended power for multiple devices and long-lasting performance
- A clear digital display shows precise battery levels and charging status in real time for complete visibility
- Travel with confidence thanks to a capacity that's compliant with airline carry-on regulations
- Built-in safety features protect against overcharging, overheating, and short circuits for safe, reliable power delivery
Top Comments
I was thinking of getting a 20k pack but 10k seems to be the perfect size/weight /capacity trade off IMO. It will give most phones at least 1.5 or 2 full charges, which is all most people need in a day. It's very rare you will be away from a power outlet for over 24 hours where you couldn't recharge the 10k. But If you are then 20k is the better option. Or if you need to charge more than 1 device. But thats all down to personal use case.
Meh took a bit to ship but it was new and as described. No complaints.
Community Reviews
This is a high capacity USB C power bank aimed at laptop and handheld charging, with a useful screen and strong peak output. It can hit 140W from a single port, then sustain 65W, and real world use shows it works well for a laptop and Steam Deck. The 99.36Wh rating is described as airline legal, and the unit is fairly heavy. The main caveat is that it lacks PPS support, so Samsung Super Fast Charging 2.0 and 3.0 will not work. It is a capable travel backup if PPS is not needed.
Travelers needing a plane-carryable backup battery, because the capacity is described as just under the airline limit.
Laptop and handheld-gaming owners who want a travel charger, because it gives useful wattage feedback and works well for laptop and Steam Deck charging.
People charging a Surface Pro from USB-C, because 65W charging is called out as a better fit than ordinary 22.5W packs.
Heavy-device users who need a high-output USB-C pack, because it can deliver 140W briefly and then sustain 65W until empty with strong efficiency.
Samsung phone owners expecting Super Fast Charging 2.0 or 3.0, because the pack lacks PPS support.
Buyers who want dependable warranty help, because the brand's support is described as poor and can loop endlessly on defective-product claims.
Commuters who keep a power bank in a work bag, because it is fairly heavy and adds noticeable extra weight.
People who need a charger that stays at 140W for long sessions, because it throttles from 140W after about 26 minutes.
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I was thinking of getting a 20k pack but 10k seems to be the perfect size/weight /capacity trade off IMO. It will give most phones at least 1.5 or 2 full charges, which is all most people need in a day. It's very rare you will be away from a power outlet for over 24 hours where you couldn't recharge the 10k. But If you are then 20k is the better option. Or if you need to charge more than 1 device. But thats all down to personal use case.
Meh took a bit to ship but it was new and as described. No complaints.
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Maximums when using a single port: 5V/3A 9V/3A 12V/3A 15V/3A 20V/5A 28V/5A(140W Max)
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