Lenovo Product Marketplace, Inc. via Amazon has
3-Port TALIX 20000mAh Laptop Power Bank w/ Built-in USB-C Cable (140W max, Up to 190W total, PBLN20190A) on sale for $49.99 - $25 (50% off) when you apply promo code
EDP4W8LS at checkout =
$24.99.
Shipping is free.
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Features:
- Ports/Cables:
- 1x built-in USB-C cable
- 1x USB-C port
- 1x USB-A port
- Delivers up to 140W max single-port output and 190W total output
- Built with 4×5000mAh automotive-grade 21700 cells, providing a total capacity of 20000mAh (73Wh)
- 8.7" built-in USB-C cable supports both input and output charging
- Made with high-strength, bend-resistant materials
- Convenient carrying strap
- Intelligent display shows real-time battery level, input/output power, temperature, and charging time
- Airline-approved 73Wh capacity ensures safe carry-on travel
- Built-in NTC temperature control system provides real-time thermal monitoring, with multiple protections against overcharge, overcurrent, overvoltage, and short circuits
- Flame-retardant housing enhances overall safety
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$25 is pretty crazy for this Lenovo-adjacent brand bank.
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For people who are not Chinese or flying into China soon, you're probably wanting to see UL and FCC certification. For flight, you want it to be TSA compliant and adhere to UN 38.8 standards with a formal test summary.
This particular product is FCC compliant and appears to be TSA compliant, but is not UL listed. The batteries also seem to fully be the traditional lithium batteries, not a hybrid or one of the newer battery techs. It does seem to have throttling and cooling technology. Overall seems fairly safe, but I wouldn't expect it to be as safe as a $150+ power bank with all the latest certifications and goodies.
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