Anker Power Bank, 24,000mAh 3-Port Portable Charger with 140W Output, 737 (PowerCore 24K), Smart Digital Display, Compatible with iPhone 13 Series,…

I gave it 4 starts only because of the weight. If it's 30% less weight I could give it 5 starts with no hesitation.

Out of all the power banks I own and currently use (17) this is definitely by far the best overall. Huge capacity, super fast and a smart display that shows you exactly how many watts are being used. Use it now as my goto charger for laptops, mobiles, Iqos....
-Pros: Quality is superb, looks great and very stylish
- 24000mah, can easily charge most laptops, mobiles and others many times over
- 140w 2 way fast charging PD3.1, charges very very fast, including super fast charging for Samsung mobiles
- GanPrime most advanced system
- Fast 140w cable included
- Active shield intelligent temperature monitor
- Funny face screen displays!
- 1 USBC(Input/output), 1 USBC output and 1 USBA Output

Cons: -Bulky and little heavy at over 600 grams for EDC(every day carry)
- Recharging will be extremely lengthy should you not have a fast charger. Unit does come with a cable BUT not a charger. I charge the unit with the Anker 736 100w charger and that takes around 50minutes from 0. A 140 charger will take much less time. A normal house/mobile charger will take many many hours otherwise. Recommend you to at least have a 65w charger, as well as a fast USBC cable(included)

Very fast charging if you use a 65w charger
Very reliable,anker quality chargers 👍🏽👏🏽

I have had this for a couple days now simply because i love the idea of going about my day with one battery pack that can charge all my device and so far the 737 doesn't disappoint. i usually carry with me every day a 16 inch M2 Macbook pro, My samsung Z Fold 4, My SoundCore Life Q30 and now the 737 and two usb-c cables. the battery on the macbook is great but when i need to top off towards the end of my shift i love the idea of having the single pack for all my devices especially when they can all reach their potential charging speeds. its a bit on the heavy side and the material used is not the greatest but apart from that its a game changer for what it offers for me in terms of portability.
the fact that it also puts most of the important stats(charging output, remaining battery life..) right in front of you via the small display is neat.
i haven't had it for long but so far it the drain on it is actually really good. i lose a about 1% every three days but only time will tell how it holds up eventually.
i would recommend if money is no object and you want a faster charging bank that displays not only the charging speed but much more especially when you travel to areas where power outages are a thing and you need at least a few hours more out of your devices this is a solid pick.

Well built and high quality, and big capacity, powerful 140w and fast recharge
Not small or light, so know your usage and what you need to for

Have used this for almost 2 months and it is abused daily as my Macbook is constantly running out of juice. Charges quickly and seamlessly. The display screen is small (note a newer model has released with a larger screen!) but informative. It's a pleasure to see the wattage charging/discharging, the time remaining for both use, and until full when charging. The included case is nice, but a dust/lint magnet!

Lasted about 8 months. Battery capacity / health is down to 5%

Worked very well at first and then battery health deteriorated rapidly.

Great quality with ultra fast charging after using of three months

It has a cool design and powerful battery.

Works great charging a MacBook Air (MBA), iPad, and iPhone all at the same time! It *is* a little heavy but totally worth the weight. Just don't use a cheap cable to charge up a big device (like MBA)... use the included cable or buy a separate heavy duty usb-c to usb-c cable that can handle the power transfer.

I also like the digital readout of the battery power left (percentage), and power amps out to each device when you're charging it. Plus, when you're charging it, it tells you how many minutes left to full charge. I used the MBA's power supply to charge it.

What's nice is that it automatically adjusts the power out to match the max that the device can handle... and you see that on the gauge.

I highly recommend it - even over the bigger Anker battery - mainly because of the digital display. Plus it has ample power and it's already pretty heavy... why would you want to get something heavier if this one does the job.

JFYI: I had considered Anker's bigger battery that had more power, was heavier, but did not have the digital read out. This was a little more expensive than the bigger version but I'm glad I purchased it.

Totally recommended.