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expiredNavy-Wife | Staff posted Yesterday 6:56 PM

3-Port TALIX 20000mAh Laptop Power Bank w/ Built-in USB-C Cable (140W max, 190W total)

$25

$70

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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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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.

Thanks to Deal Hunter Navy-Wife for posting this deal.

Note: You must be logged in to clip coupons and apply promo codes. If a code doesn't work right away, try applying it a few times across different interfaces such as mobile or desktop, as some codes may not apply consistently. If issues persist, refresh the page, re-enter the code, or revisit the cart before checking out.

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

Editor's Notes

Written by StrawMan86 | Staff

Original Post

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Yesterday 7:59 PM
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jphilipponYesterday 7:59 PM
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Solid. Thanks!
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Yesterday 8:05 PM
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elysium593Yesterday 8:05 PM
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Thanks for the deal! Also important to note that this Powerbank IS CCC certified which is vital for anyone looking to travel to China due to their strict power bank regulations.
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Yesterday 8:42 PM
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fieryarcadeYesterday 8:42 PM
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Perfect timing. I somehow lost my 28000mAh power bank. This isn't the same capacity, but it's physically smaller, has a built-in cable, and is cheap enough to use as a temporary replacement. Thanks for the post.
Yesterday 9:04 PM
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nerdluckYesterday 9:04 PM
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Yesterday 9:50 PM
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sv0s
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Yesterday 9:50 PM
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Never heard of this brand. Is CCC certification safe enough?
Yesterday 10:01 PM
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jomeyqYesterday 10:01 PM
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All but one of the 4 and 5 star reviews are from the Amazon Vine compensated reviewers. All but one of the people who actually bought this gave it 1 star, citing many worrying issues. I strongly suggest not buying iffy powerbanks like this, it's not worth saving a few bucks
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Yesterday 10:02 PM
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CloudSYesterday 10:02 PM
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Quote from sv0s :
Never heard of this brand. Is CCC certification safe enough?
lenovo owned so not a totally rando brand.

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Yesterday 10:05 PM
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elysium593Yesterday 10:05 PM
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Quote from sv0s :
Never heard of this brand. Is CCC certification safe enough?
From what I've gathered it's a brand owned or backed by Lenovo for electronic accessories so it should be quite reliable. CCC Certification is just a certification for the Chinese government since there's been quite a lot of fires the past few years on flights/public transportation in Asia caused by cheap powerbanks. So now they require all powerbanks to have it if you use their public transportation/domestic flights.
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Yesterday 10:46 PM
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VimieYesterday 10:46 PM
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This is the best (cost/capacity/speed) of the Talix banks that have appeared recently.

$25 is pretty crazy for this Lenovo-adjacent brand bank.
Yesterday 10:49 PM
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Yesterday 10:53 PM
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fithosYesterday 10:53 PM
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I bought the Fifa model last time. This is the only power bank that charges my Moto Edge at over 50 watts. Its great
Yesterday 11:05 PM
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jphilipponYesterday 11:05 PM
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Quote from jomeyq :
All but one of the 4 and 5 star reviews are from the Amazon Vine compensated reviewers. All but one of the people who actually bought this gave it 1 star, citing many worrying issues. I strongly suggest not buying iffy powerbanks like this, it's not worth saving a few bucks
absolutely none of the reviews are "worrying" people misunderstand mAh capacities in every power bank review section. I'm sure the slower than max charging speed review is also user error. phones pull varying voltages depending on their charge level. This is a lenovo brand.
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Yesterday 11:31 PM
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YikkityYakkYesterday 11:31 PM
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Last edited by YikkityYakk July 20, 2026 at 04:47 PM.
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YikkityYakkYesterday 11:47 PM
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Thanks OP! Got one! Excellent deal

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Today 12:13 AM
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6thToday 12:13 AM
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Just to give some perspective, TALIX isn't actually owned by Lenovo, but they were partially backed by them. I'm also personally wary of Lenovo products on SD because their reps have been known to shrill their products in the past (please don't hurt me) and encourage people to buy warranty as well (which should be a dead giveaway), and note that Lenovo doesn't make their warranty redemption easy in the U.S., but this product itself seems solid.

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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