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Anker 537 PowerCore 24,000mAh Power Bank w/ 65W Total Output (A1379) on sale for
$34.99.
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.
Thanks to Deal Hunter
phoinix for sharing this deal.
Product Details:
- 2-in-1 Fast Charging: With a 65W total output and two USB ports, the power bank delivers high-speed charging for 2 power-hungry devices simultaneously. (Note: USB-C 1 has a maximum output of 45W while USB-C 2 has a maximum output of 20W.)
- 30W High-Speed Recharge: A full charge takes 4.5 hours - twice as fast as a standard portable charger.
- Wide Compatibility: Anker 537 Power Bank delivers an optimal charge to laptops, phones, tablets, and a wide variety of USB devices.
- UPC: 194644145552
Top Comments
4 solid lights: 76% – 100%
3 solid lights: 51% – 75%
2 solid lights: 26% – 50%
1 solid light: 10% – 25%
Blinking light: Under 10% (Needs to be recharged immediately)
You didn't find one. Prove me wrong.
Community Reviews
Anker's 24,000mAh 537 PowerCore stands out as a high capacity travel battery that can keep laptops, phones, and earbuds going for long stretches. It is described as reliable over years of use, with enough output to fully charge a 16 inch Galaxy Book 4 and still leave battery in reserve. The main drawbacks are its bulk, slow recharge time, and the lack of a digital percentage display or pass through charging. A few comments also question the advertised 65W output and note airline carry on limits for large batteries.
Common Questions (5)
It can deliver 65W on a single charge, but output reportedly drops to 45W and 20W when charging two devices at once. That makes it suitable for a laptop that needs up to 65W, but less ideal if you expect full power on multiple ports simultaneously.
It can charge laptops, including a 16-inch Galaxy Book 4 fully with about 40% left afterward. A Dell XPS 15 9520 may also work if it accepts third-party charging at 65W to 90W, but that depends on the laptop's power limits.
It is described as TSA-approved for carry-on, but large 24,000mAh batteries can still be rejected by some airlines or at some airports. That means it may be fine for many trips, but airline-specific rules can still block it.
No digital percentage display is reported. Instead, it uses four LED indicators: 4 solid lights for 76%-100%, 3 for 51%-75%, 2 for 26%-50%, 1 for 10%-25%, and a blinking light for under 10%.
No pass-through charging is reported, so it cannot charge a device while the power bank itself is being recharged. That matters if you want to top up the bank overnight and still use it as a charger at the same time.
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I bought a "140W" Anker charger that was actually a 100W charger.
If 20 watts is sufficient, here's a 20,000 mah battery for $20.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Liquip...657487
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not yet. You must use Woot app to get it. This is app only deal.
The thing is if it can it's basically the same as the anker 737? Or is this mainly for phones and ipads? However, 24,000 mah is a lot for those type of device.
Edit: apparently mine was the deal with the extra 10% off, but it's the same product.
Edit: apparently mine was the deal with the extra 10% off, but it's the same product.
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