Portable Laptop Power Bank, Universal 98Wh/27000mAh 100W AC Outlet with 65W PD USB C Portable Charger, External Battery Pack for MacBook, Notebooks, Laptops,N2

This is a great all round power bank and huge capacity to go with it, it’s made of metal and feels very premium in the hand, the charge speeds are absolutely excellent and the power bank lasts many charges, for the money this is honestly fantastic!

The media could not be loaded. I’ve got to throw it out there, I’m not sure what I expected, i thought a nearly £100 power bank with and AC outlet would be able to charge my gaming laptop. Whether this is an internal problem due to it not properly working or if it was not intended for this i do not know. What i do know is that the sole reason i purchased this power bank is so that i could have more battery life for my hybrid gaming laptop during school hours… only to find out i can’t even use it because there is a problem. When i plug my charger into the outlet it also leaves about a 1.5mm gap that is very viable as seen in the video and photo, to add to the damage the 200v components are not covered like most UK outlets which could easily cause a fire.I did read the manual and it says that when there is an abnormal connection (I assume because of the gap it leaves when i plug my charger into the outlet) all interfaces will stop working as shown in the video and the lights will flash. I checked it was fully charged and it is it’s 100% so it is most likely some other problem.I did not get my money worth, however if you are only wanting to use the USB’s you should as the battery life lasts a while. Unfortunately i got this for specifically the outlet as i have a power bank for my phone and USB already and for me it was not fit for purpose. To add to it of course the safety involved is only a cover that goes over the outlet too.One last thing, the cover that goes over the AC outlet is actually very inconvenient, most chargers, or plugs for that matter, have an arrow shape to them which means the cable goes towards the bottom of the outlet, the cover actually pushes the cable upwards moving it slightly out of place which could also be a reason for the lack of functionality for the one i purchased.

Great power bank can charge multiple devices together, ran my laptop off it too.Great build quality excellent value for money.Delighted with my purchase.

I travel a lot for work and this battery pack has been a lifesaver for when I can't find outlets for my work laptop.I already had a normal battery pack for for my phone and things but had been needing this one for a while. It's a little bulky but to be expected when you are getting something to charge your laptop. Charges fine and can charge my phone and stuff with it too.

This is a 27000mAh power bank that comes with a three-pin plug.The build quality is decent. The enclosure is metal and buttons or LED indicators look and feel decent.The power bank itself takes about a couple of hours to be charged 0 to 100% and you are ready to go. Ideal for days out in the countryside, camping or similar.There is only one USB-C PD (power delivery) port that can support charging up to 60W. It would have been nice to have more USB-C ports instead of USB-A ones. Most devices these days require USB-C and higher power.Then comes the three-pin AC socket. It is an exciting idea to have a standard power socket when one is out and about. It is important to remember though, that the 3-pin socket only supports up to 100W, and pretty much all devices under 100W come with a USB connector of some sort. This makes the number of devices that can be charged using the three-pin plug quite limited. I suppose the best candidates are the laptops that can only be charged via a round, DC power jack, some hobby electronics such as LiPo chargers and of course digital camera batteries.The images on the listing suggest using a three-pin USB adapter to charge a laptop via the USB port. This is not the best idea as the circuit that generates 230V AC from the battery (usually called inverted) also consumes power and generates heat, making your precious power reserve drain quicker. You can hear the cooling fan running once the AC output is turned on. Hence my earlier suggestion for additional USB-C ports.The price of £85.99, at the time of this review, is reasonable and it is on par with similar products on Amazon. It is important to remember that you'd be paying most of this amount for the AC/three-pin capability, so the price is justified if you have an actual need for having a three-pin plug with you on the go.

The media could not be loaded. £79 and Lasted less than a month and 2 uses. Now won’t recharge and return window closed. Please do not buy one of these.

This power bank add-up benifit is to have the 3 pin socket option which is very useful for camping. I charge my laptop with it and also a electric cooker pot. But it produces small noise when using the 3 pin socket

I’ve been using this now for a little over a week, I have to say it is incredible how much is packed into it, it’s not too heavy considering how much power it holds, the 220v plug socket is handy as well if you are charging a laptop or iPad etc but I’d recommend this one as it’s good value for money!