UGREEN GROUP LIMITED via Amazon has for
Prime Members: 20000mAh UGREEN Nexode 130W Portable Power Bank (PB721) on sale for
$59.99.
Shipping is free.
Alternatively,
Costco Wholesale has for its
Members: Prime Members: 20000mAh UGREEN Nexode 130W Portable Power Bank w/ Built-in Cable (PB723) on sale for
$49.99.
Shipping is free.
- Note: Non-Members may purchase but are subject to a 5% surcharge. This is an online only price; warehouse availability and pricing may vary.
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Mikpichok &
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About this product:
- 20000mAh power bank delivers up to 130W total output
- 100W USB-C port supports fast laptop and phone charging
- TFT display shows power, voltage, current, and remaining charge time
- 3-port design (2x USB-C, 1x USB-A) charges multiple devices at once
- Compact 72Wh meets airline carry-on standards
Community Reviews
UGREEN's 20,000mAh Nexode power bank stands out as a compact high output charger for laptops and other USB C devices, with a TFT display that shows more port level wattage detail on the pricier model. The key appeal is the 100W single port charging and 130W total output, which should cover most everyday needs. The main tradeoff is value, since Costco and other alternatives are cheaper, and the built in USB C cable could be a failure point. It is a practical pick if the display detail and cable convenience matter more than shaving off a few dollars.
Common Questions (5)
The Costco version is about $10 cheaper and includes a built-in USB-C cable plus a simpler display. Both can still do 100W max from one port and up to 130W total output, so the choice mainly comes down to price, cable convenience, and display detail.
A Best Buy UGREEN 100W model is listed cheaper, but it has a lower-capacity battery. Another similar 20,000mAh 200W power bank was also mentioned at under $40, though quality was noted as hit-or-miss.
No. It can charge a single device at 100W max from one port; the 130W figure is the combined output when charging multiple devices across multiple USB ports. That makes it suitable for laptops and phones, but the headline 130W is not a single-port rate.
Yes, the built-in cable can be a failure point because it is not easy to replace if it goes bad. Costco's return policy helps offset that risk since it can be returned if the cable fails.
This model has a more detailed TFT display that can show wattage per port, while the Costco version uses a more basic screen. If you want to monitor individual port output, this version gives more information.
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CORRECTION: Per detailed specs, both products can charge a single device at 100W max and total output up to 130W. Main differences are built in cable and basic display of the Costco product.
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