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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.
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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)
You didn't find one. Prove me wrong.
Community Reviews
This Anker 537 PowerCore is a 24,000mAh power bank aimed at laptop and phone charging on the go, with enough output to handle a 16-inch Galaxy Book 4 and still leave battery in reserve. It is praised for holding its charge well over time, lasting through long workdays, and being useful when outlets are scarce. The main caveats are its bulky weight, slow recharge time, no digital percentage display, and no pass-through charging. Some comments also question the advertised 65W output and note that airline carry-on rules can complicate travel.
The power bank can charge a 16-inch Galaxy Book 4 laptop fully while leaving about 40% battery afterward.
The power bank can handle demanding hot, high-humidity conditions while still charging a phone and earbuds for days.
The power bank can support travel charging by powering a laptop and phone in a backpack when outlets are limited.
The power bank can maintain strong capacity after about a year of use compared with lower-quality power banks.
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 it a deal-breaker.
The power bank may be denied for carry-on on some overseas flights due to airline restrictions on large batteries.
The power bank's wattage can be confusing because it may deliver 45W/20W instead of the advertised 65W output.
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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.
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I hardly EVER use the thumbs down for individual posts, because each person is just giving their viewpoint, and their experience. I love other viewpoints, don't you?
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