BaseusEnerGeek Laptop Powerbank 145W 20800mAh, External Battery with 2 x USB-C PD 3.0 100 W Max Fast Charge, Compatible with Dell, HP, SteamDeck, iPhone 16/15/14/13, iPad

Very impressed with this power bank so far. Has enough capacity to keep several devices going till you can reach a proper charger. It supports super fast charging, which is a definite plus. The screen is easy to read in most conditions for a simple led display and the build quality overall is good in my opinion. Also great that it's approved for use on aeroplanes by most airlines. It has been an absolute lifesaver on long journeys with the children, keeping both of their devices charged as well as my own. It also supports pass through charging- you can use the power bank while you have it plugged in to charge

It's doing what I need so far. Charges quickly, holds charge when not in use and charges what I need charged without issues. Don't know if it will be as reliable/last as long as any of my Anker batteries, time will tell.

Why did you choose this product over others?:Good price and offer

I ordered the Baseus EnerGeek 145W Laptop Powerbank (20800mAh) for my daughter to keep her MacBook Pro and iPhone 16 topped up while she’s out and about, and it’s been spot-on. A rare find that combines power, convenience, and portability so well.With two USB-C PD 3.0 ports offering up to 100W max fast charge, she can juice up both her laptop and phone at the same time—no more juggling cables or waiting turns. It's a genuine lifesaver when she's working remotely or travelling.The TSA compliance is another standout feature. She’s able to take it on flights without issue, which makes it ideal for holidays or business travel. The slim but solid build is reassuring and doesn’t take up too much space in her bag either.Highly recommended for anyone needing a reliable, high-powered solution to keep multiple devices charged while on the move. It ticks every box.

As a long-time owner of Anker Prime powerbanks I began using this product skeptical about its capability to take on the established mainstream brand that is Anker.Before long I realised that this does exactly what my Anker prime would do, only lighter on my wallet, rendering it an excellent value for the functionality.The capacity is decent, shy of the travel limits (99.9wh) so it's good enough for commuting and travel, exactly what I need this product for. Charging capabilities are great, but the 145W is the total discharge supported by the power bank not by one port only. 100W is the single port limit, but at least in my case, this is enough.You get all the high tech gubbins that are shared by the more expensive rivals, including PD charging support, multiple device charging, and a well thought out smart LCD display giving you real time details of charging speeds, time to 0%.etc.Very hard to nitpick at this price, but I will note one caveat, that isn't shared by other high capacity high speed powerbanks, which is that to fully charge the power bank takes roughly 2 hours, which is twice as long as it takes to charge my Anker 737. Besides that, I am very happy with the power bank and am encouraged to explore the brands other products!

Power bank charging itself very quick. I can rechsr5mu pixel 9 pro XL phone around 3.5-4 times which is expected with this capacity. If we're talking about build quality, it's slightly disappointing. Plastic feel cheap and it's glossy, making squeaky sounds. I bought it on a deal but I wouldn't pay a full price for it. 40£ is ok for what you get, but nothing else. Feels like a small brick but it is still handy.Edit:After less than a month, a crack on the plastic case shows up. Never been dropped or anything like that. It does not affect the functionality but says a lot about the quality of the materials.

This power bank is a beast! Charges my laptop super fast, and I can juice up my phone and tablet at the same time. The 145W output is no joke. Perfect for travel or working remotely. It’s a bit bulky, but totally worth it for the power it packs. Reliable and super handy!

This power bank isn’t the smallest but it’s probably one of the best ones I’ve used in a long time.It stands about 155mm tall, 50mm wide and 45mm deep.It has four ports, (2) USB-C and (2) USB-A offering charging power of 33W (USB-A) 100w (USB-C) charging a single device. Then, charging 4 devices you’ll get 15w of power to charge. In other words, the more devices you’re charging the less power each unit gets.I have used this to charge up a Samsung tablet, 2 samsung phones and an iphone, from one device, up to four devices at once. And the power it claims to offer are more or less spot on, which is what you want really.The screen on the front tells you enough information so you know output power, charge remaining in the powerbank and roughly how long that charge will last. It’s a simple display but good enough to understand without the bells and whistles.You charge this unit from the mains, using the USB lead supplied in the box (USB-C) although it will charge off other USB-C leads, so long as the lead is capable of the higher speeds.In all, this is one of the better powerbanks I’ve used over time, and I've used so many. Even though it’s a lot bigger than many powerbanks out there this offers some remarkable charging power all round for up to four devices at one time.I particularly like this as it is the perfect size to slot into the middle section of my car. Once in there I can charge this whilst on the move so that when I get out of the car I know I’ve always for an extra charge for my phone or tablet, or laptop at any time. It charges slower in the car but it gives me more power time when I’m out of the house and away from the car.As for the price, well, around £75.00 (at Time of writing) is money well spent if it’s a good quality power bank you’re looking for.