POWERΛDD PRO 50000mAh 65W Fast Charging Power Bank for Laptop with 4 Output USB C Battery Pack with LED Flashlight Compatible with iPhone 16, Samsung, Dell, Tablet, and More

I don't normally write product reviews but I'm so impressed with this powerbank I thought it was needed. There are a lot of "large capacity" powerbanks out there but most of them are fake or don't charge your devices like say in the description or have the real capacity but this one definitely does.I bought this for when I go camping and so far I have only used it at home for test purposes and it's manged to charge my Fold 5 and smartwatch 7 times and still has 17% battery left! So definitely would last a full week on one single charge.The powerbank seems to charge at advertised speed about 65W (see my photo) but you have to use the USB C port for this and only takes a few hours to charge fully compare to other charges that can take hours, it can super fast charge devices up to 60w that's impressive.The small display on battery percentage is nice instead of some stupid bar or light system that you have no clue how much you really have left.Build quality is very good and well made.Only downside I have found is that it's very heavy so if you had it in a bag on a long walk it could get a bit uncomfortable.I've also noticed that my smartwatch charger doesn't always register so you have to unplug it and plug back in again it doesn't always do this not really a problem just a bit inconvenient.I have now bought two one for my partner as well.We will see how these power banks fare out in longtime use that will be the real test and I would say it's definitely worth it for the money.So if you want a beast of a powerbank to change your mobile devices when your away I would definitely recommend this!

I checked and did my due diligence as there are so many battery packs and most are not up to spec as we know and have experienced lol. So I thought this is gonna need a half decent budget amount so looking at reviews I came to this pack. This is a beast for the price and pretty decent build quality. I have followed the instructions and first charged this fully where other smaller packs maybe require a discharge first. You would be wise in getting probably a 120W wall charger to charge this as its a large battery and does take a few hours. But this is a pretty accurate MAH rating as other reviews have said so this is great for camping etc but great indoors for phones and many other devices thanks to its capacity and high speed and numerous inputs and outputs and a not bad led light to top it off. No overheating and no other issues as of yet. I will update if necessary.

Overall, very pleased with this Poweradd power bank - I’d highly recommend it, particularly if you want one with high capacity, and are happy with its £50-£70 price range.Here’s the pros and cons as I see themPROSGood qualityLasts ages on a chargeLooks well madeGood value for moneyCharges up my MacBook with easeCONSBeing high capacity, takes about 5 hours to charge up, so I tend to do this overnightCapacity is too high to take on a plane - exceeds the 27000 limitFairly heavy - well it would beOnly one USB c port, in and out

I've had this a few months now and feel like I've had opportunity test it pretty well. On a weekend scout camp, it kept my phone, several lights for the camp site and the batteries for my heated socks (don't judge) all running well , even though we were in frosty conditions.At home, I recently needed it to keep me working for a day while an electrician replaced our consumer unit. It powered my 65w laptop for about 6 hours of continuous use (after the laptop's battery itself was discharged to 'help me!' levels), leaving the laptop fully charged at the end of the day and still plenty of life left in the battery pack.I purchased a cheap neoprene camera lens bag for it as that was about the only thing I felt it was missing. I feel happier throwing it about a bit now!I'd highly recommend this battery as a 'just in case' to keep charged in a cupboard in case of an extended power cut. It nicely and cost-effectively bridges the gap between a full on powerstation that would costs hundreds with invertors and fancy apps and the little everyday 20K ma battery packs.

Ok so I'll start my review with the main point here - this power-packed is the real deal. It ACTUALLY delivers the specified 50000mah (or very close to it).If you're anything like me you have bought other powerpacks on Amazon and been disappointed that they are mislabelled. I've had others claiming 40000mah etc which haven't even lasted half the time of this. This last approximately 3 times as long as my 20000mah powerbank which has always been reliable in it's power output.In terms of design, size, weight. This is heavy and big powerbank. It's not going in your pocket, and you cannot bring it on airplanes. That being said, it's not like lifting a dumbell, it's still very much portable. It's just bigger than most powerbanks.It looks nice. Very nice. It also has a great display which seems so far to be very accurate.In terms of charge retention the powerbank seems to hold it's charge very well. I charged it to 90% about a week ago and when I checked it today without having used it, it reads 90%. So no loss over a week.I can highly recommend this product. And for reference I am no a paid reviewer. I bought this to run expensive equipment long term and it's great.It certainly beats the fake products that are all too easy to buy.UPDATE: I left this powerbank in my car at 80% battery over winter. It was sitting in minus temperatures for a long time. I went to check it the other day and it still read 79% :). This thing is great!!!

Slow charging took over 9 hours from 0% to charge the power bank using USB-C which is fast charging. God know how long to charge if you use USB Micro port.Very disappointed