Lenovo Product Marketplace, Inc. via Amazon has
TALIX 10000mAh 100W Portable Charger w/ Built-in USB-C Cable & Digital Display (Silver) on sale for $29.99 - $12.00 off when you apply promo code
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$17.99.
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Product Details:- Capacity: 10,000mAh (36Wh)
- Ports: Built-in USB-C cable (100W max output), 1x USB-C port (100W max output), 1x USB-A port
- Max output: 100W (single USB-C port or built-in cable, solo use)
- Input: Up to 30W USB-C; recharge time ~1.5 hours
- Charges up to 3 devices simultaneously
- Fast charge example: iPhone 16 Pro Max to 55% in 30 minutes
- Compatible with MacBook Air/Pro, iPhone 17/16/15/14/13/12/11/X/8 series, Samsung Galaxy (S22/S21/S20/S10/S9/S8, Note series), Google Pixel, iPad, AirPods, Apple Watch, Steam Deck, ROG Ally, Chromebook, and other USB-C laptops/tablets/smartphones
- Digital display shows remaining battery percentage
- Built-in protections: over-current, over-voltage, overheating, short-circuit
- Lithium-ion
- Airline carry-on compliant (36Wh, under TSA 100Wh limit)
- Dimensions: 5.59" × 2.56" × 0.95"
- Weight: 9.9 oz (280 g)
Top Comments
edit: these are 18650 cells, they'll push 100w just fine
edit2: now that I read "Ashley"'s amazon review, I'm convinced she didn't even test it out using a device that actually draws 100w. so I'm going to buy one myself and report back.
Community Reviews
This is a compact 10,000mAh USB C power bank with a built in cable and digital display that stands out for phone charging and travel convenience. The hardware and packaging draw praise, and it is thinner than a bulkier 20,000mAh pack while keeping the cable count down. It can charge Lenovo and Dell laptops, but real world output appears to drop from the advertised 100W to around 25W to 29W, with throttling and even stop charging reported. Capacity concerns also come up, including a label claim of 25,000mAh and a battery that may not fully recharge a 70Wh laptop.
Common Questions (5)
It can start near 58-62W on a laptop, but several reports say it quickly throttles to about 25-29W and may stop charging after a couple minutes. That means it may not hold true 100W output long enough for sustained laptop use.
It is thinner and a bit smaller, but not dramatically so; one comparison said it was only about 5% shorter with slightly less thickness and width. It does include a built-in USB-C cable, which reduces what you need to carry.
Yes, it can charge a Lenovo laptop and was able to keep a Dell 7400 charging, but it may not fully recharge larger laptop batteries. A 70Wh battery was estimated to need about 14,000mAh at 5V, so a 10,000mAh pack may fall short for a full charge.
A Vine review image shows a CCC symbol on the back, suggesting CCC certification. Separate Amazon reviews also raise a capacity-label concern, claiming the device label says 25,000mAh instead of 10,000mAh.
Yes, it is reported to be very fast for phone charging and the hardware build quality is described as very good. The packaging is also noted as unusually nice.
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