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Anker 537 PowerCore 24,000mAh Power Bank w/ 65W Total Output (A1379) on sale for
$34.99.
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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)
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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.
The power bank can charge a 16-inch Galaxy Book 4 laptop fully while leaving about 40% battery afterward.
The power bank can keep working in hot, high-humidity conditions while still charging a phone and earbuds for days.
The power bank can be useful for travel when outlets are occupied or restricted, since it supports charging a laptop and phone in a backpack.
The power bank can hold up after extended use, with reports of it still performing like new after about a year.
The power bank can drop from 12% to 0% within minutes when it gets hot.
The power bank lacks a digital display for exact charge percentage, which can make remaining capacity harder to judge.
The power bank may be denied for carry-on on some overseas flights due to airline rules for large batteries.
The power bank's advertised 65W output can be inconsistent, with reports of 45W/20W behavior on double charging.
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