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This power bank was exactly what I needed for my cross-country road trip. Since I spent several nights camping without access to power, I needed something that could actually handle a laptop, my other rechargeable devices, not just a phone. This unit performed beautifully. It charges my devices fast, holds a massive amount of juice, and stays relatively compact for how powerful it is. Highly reliable piece of travel gear. I love how it came with its own fast charging USB-C cord and all I had to carry with it was a multi-head charger cable. The heat that came off of it seems to be about average for a powerbank (I have own several). I had no problems with compatibility either since it charged a variety of different devices including my iPhone and Macbook Pro. The display was the only moot point for me. In straight daylight, it was hard to see the numbers, I had to bring it into the shade to see the numbers sometimes.

I’ve tried many power banks before, but INIU has quickly become my go-to brand. Their 20,000 mAh, 65 W power bank is the most powerful, compact, and reliable charger I’ve ever owned.Charging Ability: With 65 W output, it enables me to charge almost all my devices at their maximum charging speed. For my Samsung S22 Ultra, it takes about an hour to charge back to full. I mainly start charging my phone again throughout the day when it's around 30% and to get up to around 80% again with this portable charger takes about 30 minutes and only takes away around 15 to 20% of the portable charger's full capacity. I also bought this charger to help charge my Rog Ally, but I haven't tested it yet. I estimate it could charge the Rog Ally to full again pretty quickly, but use up around 70% of its power. I can confidently say though I can get multiple phone charges no problem without worrying this will run out of battery with 20,000 mAh.Size: I love the size of this mini portable charger. Even with 20,000 mAh, it’s compact enough to meet airline carry-on requirements and fits neatly into my backpack or travel pouch without feeling like dead weight. It is around half the size of my first Inui charger that I've bought, which is the normal size. I feel like this one is small enough to also slip into your pocket, no issue.Design: The build feels premium and durable. I like the easy-to-use on-screen display, which works by pressing the power button once. A big thing I like about this one in particular is the cord that is tied to the side of the device. This cord makes it so convenient to charge my phone when I don't have any wires with me on hand. The cord on the side of the device is USB-C and supports up to 100 watts.If you need one reliable charger for a phone, laptop, or travel emergencies, INIU is where it’s at. I’ve used cheaper brands, but nothing comes close to this perfect balance of speed, capacity, and portability. It's absolutely the best power bank I’ve ever owned.

*** 18 month update ***This is still going strong. I frequently use this with my laptop ... I can get an additional 75% on my asus with this. It's really great if there's not a convenient outlet.It is limited to 45W when charging, but it can provide 65W to my laptop, so I can use this to do a quick power-up and then I can plug it in to the wall charger once it's discharged. It can fully recharge pretty quickly, so by the time my laptop is back down to maybe 75% it's generally ready to go again.Also works great powering my starlink mini dish. The starlink requires between 20 and 40W depending on conditions, so it can usually last a good long while. Still very pleased.*** original review ***I've been through one full discharge cycle on my laptop, and wanted to post my results. I monitored the entire cycle with a usb-c meter.The voltage was rock-solid at 19.4V, right up to full discharge. And it achieved a whopping 67.7WH!Using the standard li-ion cell voltage of 3.6, this would convert to 18,800 mAH, or about 94% efficiency based on advertised capacity. This is exceptionally good. I had another battery usb-c PD battery which could barely do 80% of rated capacity, and I've watched numerous reviews of solar generators, and have seen that anything over 90% is really quite exceptional.The build quality seems quite good, and it comes with a usb-c cable and a mesh bag. The percent LED meter on the front of the bank is quite good, and registers 1% increments. Its calibration isn't quite right, as it stopped on 1% for nearly an hour before full discharge. But that's a very minor quibble.It has an interesting slide-out bar on the top to the left of the LED screen. I'm not sure what its purpose is, but perhaps a place to rest a phone, or a way to grip/hold the battery with a single finger? It could work for either purpose.Also it does indeed charge at 45W (at least). I assume it can discharge at 65W, but I can't say for sure because my laptop never uses more than 45W, so that's the maximum rate I was able to test.Of course I've only had it for a day so I can't speak yet to its durability, but so far I'm very impressed by its performance!

Iniu is my go to choice now for any power bank (and wall chargers, cables). I've been using this power bank for 2 years, often at the max 65w output to run my laptop. It achieved it's capacity and charging rate specs consistently, with stable voltage and wattage all the way down to 0%.It recently started showing its age however, and would only charge to 81% (or sometimes 37%, inexplicably). It did still charge devices at 65w (picture attached is it charging a jump starter at 66w, even in this degraded state). I contacted Iniu, and after a few quick troubleshooting questions, they offered a replacement under the 3 year warranty. I've never had an easier time making a warranty claim with a company. What a breath of fresh air to know that a warranty actually means something. Thanks Iniu!

Cons: 65 watt output is highly questionable. My laptop charger is 65watt and charges it fast while using. This charger using the correct port rated for 65watta barely charges during use. It does keep it at where it is. If it’s at 80% charge it will stay at 80% for the entire time. If I had to guess the actual output I would say 35watts. It is just enough to hold the same charge percentage the laptop was at when plugged in for 4-5hours. I have tried 240 watt rated USB C cables it does seem to charge a hair faster and with this will slowly charge. It is still no where near as fast as the 65watt wall charger that comes with the laptop.Pros: even though it does seem to have enough output to charge it more while using it is just enough to not lose any laptop battery and continue to use the laptop for almost 5 hours! Which is extremely impressive my laptop alone maybe gets 2.5 hours. So this adds about 4.5-5hrs to that giving up to 7 hours of constant use which is awesome.To sum it up this charger with is capacity was almost had the price of Anker and I green. It works great for the price . I am confident Anker and Ugreen do charge at the advertised 65watt. I am confident this one does not do that. It is still fast enough to work fine with you laptop I suggest plugging it in when your laptop is at 80% or higher. It will hold that level for the entire time you use it.

I bought this specifically to use in Dreaming Robots's Electric Eel Wheel brand FOLD e-spinner (electronic spinning wheel), as the output matches the e-spinner's requirements, and it fits inside the FOLD, making the machine extremely easy to use anywhere I can find a surface upon which its 5.1" x 7.0" footprint fits, even if there's no wall outlet or 12V DC socket. I have another of these batteries in another colour, which has been hard to find when I need it. My husband had nabbed it when it cam in, not realising it was ordered for a specific use, and put it to general use. When I saw that it's now available in this bright yellow, I knew it would be super easy to spot if it gets separated from the spinner, because of being out of the base to be charged. (It also ensured that the original would show up, which it did in less than 24H, without my having to look for it – with ADHD, the universe often works that way for me).It's a great little battery, and I recommend it!Thank you for reading my review. I hope you found it helpful.

I purchased several of these to power some outdoor cameras that aren't battery powered. There were a few things I wanted to solve:* I needed a compact dual USB-C charging including at least one pass-through capable port. Passthrough charging allows you to charge up the battery pack while still powering some other device at the same time. Most power banks do not support this. This one does.* I wanted something that I could charge up quickly when needed. This also supports fast charging.* I needed a pack with both charging ports on the front or back of the unit (not on the side). Check.* I wanted something that had the highest amount of stored energy possible while being rectangular and highly compact.* I needed a bank that could handle reasonable outdoor spring/fall temperatures. Though, I didn't need it to be weather proof, since it is being used in a sheltered area.This is the most compact 20,000 mAh power bank I've been able to find to date that has pass-through charging. They've been working great for over a month now in temperatures ranging from 40 F - 87 F.I love the charging protections this has built in, which makes it much safer to use.The fast charging output allows for up to 100 W total of power over USB-C.The input fast charging (charging the bank's battery) allows for up to 45 W, changing the bank from 0% to 100% in under 2 hours.There is a large power display that shows the percentage of stored battery power left. It stays on until there isn't any power draw or the battery is depleted.The rest of the power bank has a good grippy coating that means you'll be less likely to drop it.There are two USB-C ports, one allows for output only, the other allows for input and output (so you could use pass-through charging or charge a second USB-C device). There is also one USB-A port that is only for output. Each port is clearly labeled with the maximum charging output as well as whether the port allows for input or output.The construction feels solid and well-built. The ports grip firmly and don't move.So far, after about a month and a half of use, I would happily recommend this power bank to anyone who doesn't need a completely weatherproof indoor/outdoor power bank.

I put this power bank in my backpack at full charge almost an entire year ago and left it there unused.Fast forward to the present where I needed to use it. When I pulled it out, it showed a remarkable 65% battery remaining. After months of no use. That is EXCELLENT charge retention.It then proceeded to charge my phone, from 70% to full, in about 25 minutes, which is an incredible speed, while the power bank itself only used roughly 9% charge. Doing some math yielded that the power bank holds about 16,000 mAh, which is 80% of the advertised 20,000 mAh. This is a respectable difference, considering it sat unused for so long and I never bothered to measure the capacity when I first used it.Absolutely worth the money.

Geniales Ding,Sehr klein, ultra schnelle ladegeschwindigkeit und gute Kapazität!Sehr positiv überrascht.

I've been really impressed with this power bank. The 20,000mAh capacity and 65W USB-C output are more than enough to keep my Lenovo Legion Go running while I'm on the go. Starting from 0%, I can get one full 0-100% charge, and it takes roughly 1 hour and 25 minutes to fully recharge the Legion Go, which is excellent for a portable battery of this size.The power bank itself feels well made, and the digital display makes it easy to see exactly how much battery is left. It's compact enough to throw in a backpack without taking up much room.One thing worth mentioning because I've seen a few reviews get it wrong the USB-C cable is included. It's cleverly hidden inside the carrying strap, so don't assume it's missing if you don't see it right away. Once you realize the strap doubles as the charging cable, it's actually a really smart design that means you always have a cable with you.Overall, this is a fantastic portable charger for phones, tablets, laptops, and especially handheld gaming devices like the Lenovo Legion Go.Great performance, thoughtful design, and an easy 5-star product.

Me complace enormemente informar que la experiencia inicial con la recarga de mi dispositivo móvil ha sido sumamente satisfactoria. En tan solo 35 minutos, logré alcanzar el 100% de la carga, partiendo de un nivel de batería críticamente bajo. Adicionalmente, destaco que el dispositivo no experimentó ningún sobrecalentamiento durante el proceso, su peso es ligero y su tamaño compacto resulta muy conveniente. En resumen, estoy plenamente complacido con esta adquisición.

Great external 200000mAh Power Bank / Portable Battery with netted carry pouch. Perfect for charging phones, tablets, laptops and other mobile devices that don't need to draw more than 65W.Have purchased several INIU Power Banks before both in the 10000mAh size and 20000mAh size. I, my family and friends are extremely happy with these units, and the actual numerical LED indicator on the front is perfect to know how much power you have left in your Power Bank.However, all my family and friends are using these primarily for recharging their mobile phones as they are heavy users in areas where you aren't always getting full coverage.There is absolutely no problem using these with a 65w laptop, as these were designed for common 65w laptops, but do ensure you buy a decent cable with your Power Bank purchase. I cannot stress that enough.Recharge with a 65W or 100W USB-C wall plug charger or higher Wattage multi-outlet charging station, using that same quality cable or buy two, one stays at home and the other stays with the battery pack. I am always trying to find suitable cables - only in the past few years, is the wattage capability clearly shown, and often only on the better-quality cables.This brand has not let me down either in the 100000mAh or 200000mAh size. Netted Pouch/Carrier is perfect for a carrying the battery and a short decent quality 50cm/.5m USB-C to USB-C 65W charging cable, is ideal for Mobile Phones, tablets and laptops, plus the huge array of USB-C devices on the market now. Charging a laptop with a client, often the extra length of a 1 metre cable gives you more options to get the battery out of your way, especially if you don't have time between clients.It comes with a small charge cable, but I don't recommend the supplied cable as suitable for extremely frequent use.*Note - for full 65W output, only one device drawing that much power can be plugged in at once - not all cables are the same, do your research and buy a decent brand with your power bank if you don't already have one. USB-A is also supported, but will not charge your phone or laptop as quick as USB-C to USB-C.I usually recommend this unit for any frequent or heavy usage of mobile devices, but there are higher wattage units are better suited for higher current draw or very frequent use of the full 65w, that being said, it is a laptop Power Bank and will charge a 65w laptop and will significantly extend the life of your 65w laptop if you are out and about. Careful Battery Optimisation of any laptop will help keep your laptop going all day, but you can rely on this unit if your laptop battery is low and you need a charge or recharge.Most people understand Power Banks by now and they aren't new, but their internals are getting better all the time, and while I am writing a general review, Pro users know what I am writing about.A lot of this review is for people who may be looking to purchase a first or second power bank and compare it against some of the more well-known brands.I'd strongly suggest an additional quality 100W USB-C to USB-C cable. Quality 100W USB-C cables can be had for pretty cheap prices, nylon woven covers on the USB-C cables tend to last longer, IMHO, than those that are covered in plastic coatings. Amazon has a great selection of brands and has specific Recommended Brands that they sell high quantities of. Do your own research, but don't cheap out on the cable. Look at how many Amazon has sold of a particular brand in the past month, that should tell you all you need to know.I haven't found a better Power Bank this price point, and I've bought more than a dozen over the past 5 years. Treat all Power Banks with care, do not leave in cars on hot days, and ensure adequate ventilation when recharging, most of all, don't drop or puncture it. Only bad things are likely to happen.The INIU Power Banks, like most brands have a plastic case, so a decent drop from a not a great height may compromise the internal integrity. The plastic netting carry pouch doesn't provide drop protection but will likely prevent day to day scratches on the screen and the outer shell. I suggest keeping your charge/recharge cable behind the Power Bank, in the supplied netted case, so it doesn't scratch the LED screen. Pack it in your laptop bag, you will barely notice the weight. If using primarily to keep your mobile phone alive, these are small enough to put in a back pocket, shirt pocket or handbag.If you look after this unit, and don't regularly drain it to zero, you should get around 1200 full charge cycles, and if you come home and you still have 80% capacity don't be tempted to keep it at 100% - Li-Ion and LiPo Power Banks are best suited to maintain a charge between 20-80% if you aren't using them. If you are regularly draining them past 10%, you probably won't get as many charge cycles as suggested on the specs.Make sure you buy *the right cable for the job*I tend to buy 100W Charging cables or even 240W cables now regardless, as 65W can be restrictive, but a 65W USB-C to USB-C cable is perfect for this unit, to charge most mobile devices or recharge this Power Bank, though I usually spend the little extra on a 100W cable, the Power Bank is intelligent enough to limit your current draw, but ensure your cable supports all the fast charging standards for mobile phones. All the decent brands tend to support fast charging of mobile phones etc.There are better suited options if you have higher mobile power bank requirements, though, however those models can be 2 or 2.5 times more expensive, so I prefer to recommend the INIU for people who are on the move and need it primarily for heavy mobile phone usage, but don't let my review put you off using this on a 65w laptop. Make sure you know the power consumption of your laptop, as 65w is common, some more powerful ones will require more wattage than this Power Bank can deliver. Check your laptop Power Supply first, and see what it says, or read the documentation from your laptop manufacturer.For the price, they are an excellent purchase. If you can find better unit for a similar price, contact me and please let me know! Highly Recommended!

Esta genial, la super recomiendo. Me da tres cargas de celular completas y aparte, es de carga rapida, me ha servido incluso para la laptop una vez que olvidé el cargador, y la mantuvo encendida. Es de muy buena calidad.