Looks like the cheapest for the 27,000mAh version.
Amazon has it for $86.
Go for the Baseus 20,000mAh if you don't want the capacity.
Has good reviews.
Key Features
27,000 mAh battery capacity
Charge 3 x devices simultaneously
72W total power output
Up to 7 x phone charges
Up to 16 hrs of USB-C laptop usage
1 x 60W USB-C Power Delivery Output
1 x USB-C 12W output
1 x USB-A 12W output
Not sure why you got negged. It really depends on what you need it for, if you don't need it for a laptop you can get them much cheaper than this.
Don't know mate why the neg. Yes, agree for non PD there are better options out there. I ended up getting the Baseus one as it has a smart display/indicator and is lighter.
ZMI QB826
I've seen this and it looks awesome, but is the anything more portable?
Btw the code CYGNETT15 is a generic code for an additional 15% off sitewide
Stackable with the current discounted products on Cygnett
Couldn't tell from the specs if this has PD PPS 25w for Samsung phones. I ended up going with the Baseus Blade for similar money.
https://www.ozbargain.com.au/node/746916
The only other thing i preferred about the Baseus is that it has a digital readout instead of dots.
It doesn't support USB PD PPS, this range of USB PD power banks (20000 and 27000) were introduced in earlier specification days.
I only get fast charging (Max 18W) and not "super" fast charging 25W/45W on our Samsung Note 20 Ultra and Z Fold 4.
Thought that might be the case, thanks for clarifying. The Baseus offers the newer spec so happy with that.
Why wouldn't this be better value than the Baseus one? More charge, more juice
This has only 60w max output, so won't be able to charge many laptops beefier than a Surface or MacBook Air.
I have one. I cannot recommend it above $50.
It does not have as much charge as claimed. They claim 27,000mAh.
My measurements with a dummy load and an integrating ammeter show it around 17,000mAh at 3.7V, 12,500mAh at 5V. Nowhere near 27,000mAh.
I’ve had this for years, I love it. Actually seems to hold a lot of power, whilst other power banks I don’t seem to get as much juice for comparatively
Is this over the aircraft limit?
27,000mAh at 3.7V (as per their website) equates to 99.9Wh. I believe most airlines permit 100Wh. So should be within the limit. I have also heard some airlines have a limit on the capacity i.e. 20,000mAh. Then this would be an issue. YMMV, but in most cases you should be fine with this one.
It should be within, I've carried it on flights across the country and world for years now.
Bought one
Thanks OP!!
What's the best portable charger around 20000mah?