This popular frontpage deal is still available.
Meh has
27600mAh Aukey Spark Mega 140W USB-C Ultra-Fast Charging Power Bank on sale for
$49.99.
Shipping is free w/ promo code
FSDEALS at checkout (choose standard shipping for code to apply).
Thanks to community member
GreenTeam934 for sharing this deal.
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
Seems like this one does have the triple C cert:
https://www.facebook.co
I may have to buy one just because of this.
Community Reviews
This Aukey 27,600mAh, 140W USB C power bank stands out as a high capacity backup for phones, laptops, and overnight outage insurance. The 99.36Wh rating sits just under the usual 100Wh airline limit, and the unit is reported to carry a CCC or 3C seal for Mainland China travel. The main caution is travel confusion, since the 140W output and airline rules get mixed up, so checking with your carrier is still wise. A solid compact power source for bags and storms.
Common Questions (4)
Yes. The unit is reported to have a CCC/3C stamp, and the model PB-Y63 is specifically identified as carrying that certification. That matters for Mainland China domestic flights starting mid-2025.
It can be carried on as a tech-bag power bank if your airline accepts 99.36Wh batteries, but some travelers report airport scrutiny and hassle. The practical issue is airline policy and inspection, not the 140W output rating.
Yes. The listed 27,600mAh capacity works out to 99.36Wh, which is just under the 100Wh carry-on limit used by airlines. The 140W figure is output power, not battery capacity.
It is best suited for keeping phones, small USB-C lights, and possibly a laptop charged overnight. It is not large enough to keep a fridge running through an outage; that would require roughly 1kWh or more.
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