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MAXOAK Laptop Power Bank 185Wh/50000mAh(Max.130W) Portable Laptop Charger External Battery Pack for Laptop iPad Phone Notebook

4.3 out of 5 stars 1,638 ratings

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Connector Type USB Type A
Brand MAXOAK
Battery Capacity 50000 Milliamp Hours
Color (19.10)/Gm.3650
Special Feature Portable, Over Current Protection, Fast Charging

About this item

  • Superior Quality&SAFETY Guaranteed: Conform to UL1642 and UL2056 Standards. Constructed with Lithium-ion Polymer Battery Cells&Built-in 6 Security Protections to Ensure Safety Use and 1000+ Long Recharge Cycles. We Offer Customers a 12 Months Hassle-free 100% Satisfaction & Replacement Warranty.
  • Long-lasting DC Power Bank for Laptops:Ultra High Capacity 50000mAh(3.7V)/185Wh(130W Max.).Compatible With a Wide Variety of Laptops(Max.130W)- Dell HP Lenovo Surface pro 2/3/4(DC12V) Sony Samsung Acer Toshiba IBM NEC.We Include 14 DC Connector for Various Laptops. Once Fully Charged, K2 Portable Battery Pack Can Charge Laptops(65W) About 2.5 Times and Smartphone About 11-18Times without Using your Laptops/Phones While Charging,It is Much Power Saving than AC Outlet Power Bank.
  • DC20V/DC12V/USB5V Outputs:All-IN-1 FAST CHARGE Battery Pack.It Features with 1*DC20V/5A for Laptops(18.5V~20.5V), 1*DC12V/2.5A for Cameras,Routers,LED lights, 2*USB 5V/2.1A and 2*USB 5V/1A For Smart Phones, iPad, Tablet &Other USB-Charged Devices. You Can Charge Several Devices Simultaneously to Save You Much Time. Ultra Energy Saving & Fast Charging Speed with DC input:16.8V/2.5A, OUR K2 Battery Pack Can Be Recharged in Just 6-8 Hours.
  • Emergency Battery Backup for Outdoors. Size 8.1" x 5.3" x 1.3" And Weight 2.77lb.You Can Easily Put This Portable Charger in Your Briefcase ,Backpack Or the Carrying Bag. Keep your laptops, Phones, Fans,LED Lights, Nintendo Switch, Speakers, Cameras Powered During Road Trip, Hunting,Camping, Fishing,etc.
  • WHAT YOU CAN GET: 1 x Laptop power bank(K2),1 x AC Adapter, 1 x DC cable, 14 x DC connector for Laptops, 1 x Multifunction bag, 1 x Manual.

Product Description

Pay Attention:

1.Not TSA approved because of high capacity 185Wh/50000mAh 3.7V

2.Can not charge Laptops with USB-C input port(we suggest buy our AC10 99Wh AC outlet power bank)

3. 2 Recharge Way: AC Wallout/Car( but need to buy a DC to AC power inverter).

4.Compatible with 95% Laptops including Dell HP Lenovo Surface pro Sony Samsung Acer Toshiba iPad Phone Notebook

5.Can charge laptops Max.130W-135W.

6.Longer charge time/low heat than AC outlet power bank.

We found there are many power bank designed for smartphones, but no specific power bank for Laptops, so we develop this MAXOAK laptop Power Bank(Model K2) which include 14 kinds of DC connector for almost 95% Laptops(Max.130W), ultra high capacity 185Wh(50000mAh) can usually charge your laptop about 2 times+ (8Hrs+).if you are looking for a long-lasting laptop power bank, this power bank is your best choice.

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Tips:

Low shutdown current for 5V port:70mA

Low shutdown current for 12V port:150mA

Low shutdown current for 20V port:200mA

High shutdown current for 20V port:>7A

If your laptop turn off automatically for several seconds or minutes, it may caused by overcurrent/lowcurrent protection.

if automatic turn off is caused by overcurrent protection,Please close the screen of your laptop or fully charged your laptop first, and then use our power bank to charge the laptop.if you are trying to power a Windows laptop and the battery keeps disconnecting over and over, you might have to go into Power settings, Advance power settings, and find the setting for "Turn Harddrive off after" and set that to NEVER, and in power options DISABLER "Intel pc Energy Saving"

How Can I Know Whether My Laptop Will Cause Power Bank Overcurrent or not?

Please Check the label pasted on the adapter, if it is more than 130W (DC output current is more than 7A). it may cause our power bank turn off during charging for overcurrent. so we do not suggest to use our power bank to charge your laptop.

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Tips/Attention:

It is 185Wh,exceed Max.160wh flight limits, can not allowed to take on airplane.

  • Cann't charge Surface Pro 4( if DC voltage is 15V) ,but Can charge surface pro 4 ( if the DC output voltage is 12V) ,Can charge Surface Pro 3(but need buy DC5.5*2.1mm to surface pro cable yourself)
  • Cann’t charge Lenovo Yoga 3 14, yoga 900(20V 3.21A), yoga 3 11 13 milx 4 700s(20v 2a)
  • Cann’t charge dell xps 12(Type C) and other type-C laptop
  • Cann't charge Macbook/Macbook air/Macbook Pro
  • Cann't be recharged by solar /car charger

50000mAh/185Wh Laptop Power Bank

All-in-One Power Bank

Portable Power Station for indoor or outdoor use .Compact and lightweight potable laptop charger featured with one DC20V5A (max.130W) ,one DC12V2.5A and Four 5V USB outputs, provide off-grid power backup for emergency power failure while engaged in outdoor working and outdoor exploring life.We work and play on on our laptop, take laptop on camping trip or travel.no one wants to be caught out there with no power, this is why a good portable laptop power bank is critical and useful.

  • Ultra High Capacity 50000mAh Once Fully Charged, Our K2 Portable Battery Pack Can Charge Your iPhone 6 Plus about 11 Times, iPhone 6 About 17 Times, Galaxy S6 Almost 11 Times.
  • The widest compatible Laptop Power Bank Total 14 kinds of connectors are supplied to assure a maximum compatibility with a wide range of popular laptops notebooks.
  • All in One Charge-it has 6 outputs for different digital devices. One 20V/5A, one 12V/2.5A, two 5V/2.1A and two 5V/1A output allow you charge several devices like laptop, tablet, phone simultaneously.
  • Recharge the power bank in 6-8Hrs
  • charge and discharge at the same time
  • Built in multi-protection function including overload protection, over-current, low-current protection,etc.
  • The First Power Bank Specially Designed for Laptop/Notebook
  • UL Certificated, UL1642 for battery cell and UL2056 for power bank.safety is gurranted and quality is rest assured.

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Portable and Easy to Carry

Weight:2.77lb (1.26kg)

Dimension: 8.1"in x 5.3"in x 1.3"in (LxWxH)

20.6cm x 13.5cm x 3.3 cm (LxWxH)

it is built in 8pcs 6250mAh lithium-ion polymer battery cells,size as a book,it is real 50000mAh, so it is impossible to be very lightweight and small size as lower capacity power bank, pls check the size and weight carefully ahead.

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High Quality&Safe Gurranted

We take quality, safety as the most important thing.we built in high quality lithium-ion polymer battery cell certifacted with UL1642 and whole power bank certificated with UL2056.

We have strict material inspection and production supervision and testing process, ensuring the highest quality,safety, reliability and performance.

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What You Can Get

Laptop power bank(K2) x 1

AC adapter charger x 1

DC cable x 1

Laptop charge connector x 14

Multifunction bag x 1

Manual x 1

500Wh/300W
1500wh/1000W
2400wh/1000W
EB240+2PCS*SP120
AC200P+3PCS*SP120
500Wh/300W
Customer Reviews
4.4 out of 5 stars 461
4.0 out of 5 stars 61
4.3 out of 5 stars 160
4.4 out of 5 stars 181
AC Load Continuous 300W Continuous 1000W Continuous 1000W Continuous 1000W Continuous 2000W Continuous 300W
Outputs 2*AC120V,2x 12V/3A, 12V Car Port,1x45W USB-C, 4x 5V 3A USB 2*AC110V,2x12V/3A,12V Car Port,1xQC3.0 USB(Max.18W),1x USB-C(Max.40W),1x 5V/2.4A USB 2*AC110V,2x12V/3A,12V Car Port,1xQC3.0 USB(Max.18W),1x USB-C(Max.40W),1x 5V/2.4A USB 2*AC110V,2x12V/3A,12V Car Port,1xQC3.0 USB(Max.18W),1x USB-C(Max.40W),1x 5V/2.4A USB 6*AC outlets,1xDC12V/25A,1xDC12V/10A,2xDC 12V/3A,1x60W USB-C,4x5V/3A USB-A, 2*AC120V,2x 12V/3A, 12V Car Port,1x45W USB-C, 4x 5V 3A USB
Recharge way AC/Solar/Car/Generator AC/Solar/Generator AC/Solar/Generator AC/Solar/Generator AC/Solar/Car/Generator/Lead-acid battery AC/Solar/Car/Generator
Solar Input OCV 14-40V/Max.120W/Max.10A OCV16-68V/Max.500W/Max.10A OCV16-68V/Max.500W/Max.10A OCV16-68V/Max.500W/Max.10A OCV35-150V/Max.700w, Max.12A OCV 14-40V/Max.120W/Max.10A
Weight and Size 13.6lbs,11.6*7.5*7.7inch 37.9lbs,14.6*6.5*14.4inch 48.5lbs,19.4*6.5*14.4inch 48.5lbs,19.4*6.5*14.4inch 60.6lbs,16.5*11*15.2inch 13.6lbs,11.6*7.5*7.7inch

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Customers find the power bank works well, particularly with Sony A7Sii cameras, and appreciate its capacity to power multiple devices and maintain phone charge for up to 40 hours. The build quality is solid, lasting 6 hours of active use, and customers consider it well worth the money. While it comes with various connectors for different devices, some customers note the lack of USB-C cable adapter. The weight receives mixed , with several customers finding it heavy.

Life in the Convergence Zone
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Life in the Convergence Zone
The Kayo Maxtar K2 is one powerful device as well as a near-essential for life in the convergence zone where the weather is always unpredictable during the Fall and Winter months. "Expect the unexpected" and you will never be disappointed.. Preparation is everything.. Each year about this time we restock batteries, check lanterns and flashlights, test our generator, make certain our potable water containers are handy, and check off myriad other tasks that by now have become our seasonal routine. New to us this year is the Kayo Maxtar K2. With its 4 USB ports, a 12v as well as a 20v port, and its 50,000 mAh the K2 is an elegant and beautifully designed device. We can easily keep 4 phones charged and ready-to-go wherever we are -- however remote. The K2 is no lightweight however, and I've found that it fits perfectly in the front zippered pocket of my trusty Victorinox daypack, a pack that I take nearly everywhere -- whether out in the back pastures of our sheep farm or tucked behind the driver's seat whilst out and about or stowed along with our family's other packs and carry-alls while on a longer trip across the mountains and high-desert. All the places where we will be glad to have the K2 so charging capabilities are with us wherever we are. Peace of mind, in other words. I have not yet used the other ports, but know we will. I was pleased to learn that a K3 is in the works that sounds as though it will be just the thing to keep our various MacBooks, MacBook Pros, and iPad chugging along just as easily as the K2 handles our iPhones. I've found customer service from Kayo Maxtar to be beyond exceptional. The day before our K2 was scheduled to arrive I received an email from Zola asking me to please let him know when our package arrived to reassure him that it was indeed the device we'd ordered. When our package arrived the following day, I opened it promptly and was able to reassure Zola that all was as it should be and that the K2 and all its accessories where safely tucked inside. That night I tested the K2 by charging all our phones and found that the device performed perfectly. Zola has been phenomenal, checking back with me regularly to be sure we are happy with our K2 as well as answering several technical questions I had regarding whether or not the K2's 12v would be capable of powering my Hansen e-Spinner (a beautifully-crafted portable spinning wheel). After checking with his technical team, it seems as though the K2 is not a good choice for this purpose. But in of keeping our phones charged at all times, regardless of power outages and other inconveniences that no doubt lay in wait during the Fall and Winter months to come, I have no doubt whatsoever that our family is in great hands with the K2.
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  • Amazon Customer
    Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2016
    You need to look no further for a reliable 5 STARS power bank.
    I own a 17” ASUS G750-JM with an intel i7 quad core and Geforce 860m GTX. In of electricity consumption, my laptop is definitely power hungry. I have all 4 ram slots full and 2 hard drives installed.
    Before purchasing the K2 power bank I had purchased another power bank but had to return it because it could not power my laptop, not even when off.
    With the K2 I was able to get almost 9 hours of power on standby only. Screen saver was off to prevent the screen from turning off. Yes, the power bank kept my huge laptop on for almost 9 hours on standby (not using the computer). This test was performed to figure out how long the laptop could be powered by the K2.
    I got 6 hours of power under normal laptop usage, I was even able to watch a dvd movie for about 2 hours and still had more than half the power left to do some work and mess around. I should mention that I had an external mouse and keyboard plugged in the USB slots during both tests, and even though the power consumption from these peripherals is minimal, it is something to keep in mind regarding the tests I ran, since in a real life scenario on an airplane for instance, the keyboard and the mouse will not be plugged in, therefore increasing the overall power left from the K2.
    Keep in mind that both tests were performed using the “high performance” power profile in windows 7. If I wanted to be more conservative, I could have lowered the screen brightness all the way down, turn off the laptop’s keyboard backlight, and put the power profile on “power saver” which overall could have given me a few more hours of juice in both tests, but since I almost never use the power saver windows profile, I thought I would use it under more realistic circumstances that apply to me on a daily basis. The K2 performed fantastic!
    Things you need to know and consider: The battery will not change my laptop when I am using it. That is because my laptop is a power hungry one (this will probably not apply to your laptop). I have no problem with that because honestly all I want is to be able to use it on the go. So if you own a power hungry laptop like mine, make sure your laptop’s battery is charged all the way before using it, so that the K2 will hold the charge at 100% for 6 or more hours until the K2 discharges completely, then when that happens you can continue to use your laptop’s battery for as long that one will last. If your laptop is a power hungry one and you wanted your laptop’s battery to be charged by the K2, you can do so if you turn off the laptop. In that case the K2 will be able to recharge the battery of your laptop. So, charging the laptop’s battery is an issue only if the laptop is on, but if you do not have a power hungry laptop like mine, you will sure be able to use your laptop while simultaneously charging its battery if it was discharged.
    This honestly does not bother me because like I said, what matters to me is being able to use my power hungry laptop on the go, which so far other power banks simply have not been able to do.
    I’ve read the reviews for power banks of other brands out there and they all scared me honestly. I read the reviews for the K2 and I was convinced I could try it with confidence, and boy… I am glad I trusted them!
    This is exactly what I was looking for. I am really looking forward to trying the K2 during my next international flight and probably being the only one in the plane with the laptop on during the entire flight.
    All USB ports worked fine. The unit looks really high quality. It’s a bit on the heavier side but listen: we are talking about quality here not something made out of cheap plastic, the unit looks and feels very durable. It can be fully charged over 1000 times. That’s a lot of times… to give you an idea, there are 365 days in a year. Are you going to be using the K2 every day? Very likely not! And if you would, you could do it for about 3 years. That’s a lot of time. Batteries degrade over time whether you use them or not, so more realistically this unit will last me 5 years maybe more, which is plenty of time for me. The original battery from an iphone 3GS lasted me 6 years (it recently died), and that was because I gave it good maintenance. If you plan on having the battery of your devices or power banks last as long as they possibly can, I recommend you to inform yourself about the type of battery your electronic device is using and learn the best practices to maintain the quality and extend the life of your battery. All the batteries of the laptops I have used have lasted me very long because I always gave them great maintenance.
    I found on youtube what seems to be an official video of the K2, check it out: [...]
    The customer for the K2 is among the best I’ve ever ran into. The unit came with a free gift which was another smaller power bank for smartphones and tablet. I thought that was nice. It turned out the small power bank was defective and so I corresponded through amazon with the K2’s customer . Minutes later I received an email telling me that I was going to get a new small power bank (replacing the free gift) at no cost to me. The person I corresponded to was incredibly friendly and kind. Help was offered to me in case I had difficulties using the K2.
    Customer so efficient is what unfortunately you almost NEVER run into on amazon. I can’t even mention the amount of times that sneaky amazon resellers have tried to scam the crap out of me, and have made almost impossible returns of cheap $2 purchases. Shame on them for being such beggars.
    This is not an issue you will run into with this company. You can buy with confidence.
    This product is a great purchase at this price. It’s a 50000mah power bank and you are not gonna find another one at this price. Read the reviews! Not only for the K2, but for the other power banks as well. Look for 1 star on amazon and really ask yourself if you want to go through what other people have gone through with other brands. I don’t know about you, but I don’t like to waste my time and do trial and error or hope that I am the lucky one. I like to go with what works. If you are paying less, you are gonna get less. Before purchasing the K2 I thought I could save money buying another power bank, I did it and I wasted my time. After that I went back to the K2. I should have purchased it the first time, but oh well, another lesson learned…
    Thank you to the people at the MAXOAK for the very fast given to me and for their kindness. It honestly took me longer to write my review than it took them to answer my inquiry, but I hope this review can help other customers not go through the hassle I experienced before buying the K2.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on November 12, 2020
    I've tested several battery banks in recent years, rated from 10,000 mAh to 2,400,000 mAh (the Maxoak Bluetti EB240), but most of them have had severely exaggerated capacity ratings, whehter stated in mAh (milliamp-hours) or Wh (Watt-hours).

    First, a quick primer: mAh (milliamp-hour) ratings are normally tied to the average voltage of indivdual cells within the battery. For LiPo batteries, this is 3.7V. So, when a manufacturer says that their battery has a capacity of 10,000 mAh, for example, they are claiming that if you attach a device that operates at 3.7V and constantly pulls 1000 mA (milliamps) of current, for example, from a full charge the battery is supposed to last how many hours? Here's the arithmetic:

    10,000 mAh / 1000 mA = 1 hour

    But , that's only if your device operates at 3.7V and the battery pack provides a 3.7V output port. Instead, these battery packs have ports designed to devices that operate at voltages no lower than 5V (USB ports). So how does that affect the arithmetic? If it's a 5V device that again pulls 1000 mA of current, then...

    (10,000 mAh / 1000 mA) * ( 3.7 V / 5.0 V ) = 1 * 0.74 hour = 44.4 minutes

    So, the higher the voltage of your device, the fewer hours of operation you will enjoy, even when comparing devices that pull the same amount of current (at those different voltages).

    Therein lies the confusion with these mAh capacity ratings. So here's an equation you can use for translating the alleged capacity of a battery bank, obfuscatingly stated in mAh for 3.7V, into hours of operation for any given device for which you know its operating voltage and how much current it pulls:

    Hours = (rated capacity in mAh / mA pulled by your device) * (3.7 / voltage required by your device)

    For example, if you have a device that pulls 2 Amps (which is 2000 mA) at 5V, a battery rated at 20,000 mAh would theoretically last...

    (20,000 / 2000) * (3.7 / 5) = 7.4 hours

    It's made a little more complicated by the fact that these capacity ratings given by manufactuers do not communicate the fact that their battery management systems (BMS) are designed to prevent you from draining out the the last 10% of capacity, which can permanently damage the cells. And this percentage isn't carved in stone, so some manufacturers might set a bottom at 15% remaining while others at 8%. Who knows? They don't tell us. But it's safe to assume that you will never be allowed to drain a well-designed battery all the way down to 0%. Even if it has some sort of indicator that uses % readouts, 0% is not 0%. It's something around 10%. So, we must modify our equation, as follows:

    Hours = (rated capacity in mAh / mA pulled by your device) * (3.7 / voltage required by your device) * 0.9

    Even so, we have a bunch of fly-by-night manufacturers out there who grossly exaggerate the capacity of their batteries. I've seen YT videos where reviewers have disassembled allegedly 100,000 mAh battery packs and found only a tiny 3,500 mAh battery inside the much larger case. And I have personally bought, tested and returned battery packs with capacities exaggerated 2 to 3 times their actual capacity.

    Enter the Maxoak K2, that I'm here to review. It's a breath of fresh air.

    First, Maxoak provided capacity soecifications in both mAh (50,000) and in Wh (185).

    Uh oh! You thought class was dismissed?
    Come back! There's more to learn.
    Your giant brain can handle it, I promise!

    Unlike a mAh rating, a Watt-hours (Wh) rating expresses the capacity with no dependence on the voltage or the curent demand of any given device. Wh is, therefore, in my opinion, a far more useful and less confusing unit of measure of the total energy a battery can deliver.

    Wh = Ah * V

    Notice that this equation is using Ah, not mAh (amp-hours, not milliamp-hours).

    This Maxoak K2 has a rated capacity of 185 Wh = 50Ah * 3.7V = 50,000 mAh * 3.7V

    So, the arithmetic checks out perfectly for the Maxoak K2's two capacity soecifications. I've seen specs from other manufacturers who might actually provide a Wh rating, but when you do the math, it doesn't jive with the mAh ratting at 3.7V. Doh!

    If you can find a battery pack that has both ratings, as does the Maxoak K2, here's an equation you can use for translating the alleged capacity stated in Wh, into hours of operation for any given device for which you know its operating voltage and how much current it pulls:

    Hours = (rated capacity in Wh / Amps pulled by your device / voltage required by your device) * 0.9

    Notice that this equation is using Amps, not milliamps.

    OK, class dismissed. But wait - you came to get a review of the Maxoak K2, right?

    In three sencences, here's my review:

    The Maxoak K2 is not only one of the very few power banks I've tested that actually delivers 90% of its rated capacity - 168 Wh (the most one should expect) - and that capacity is enormous considering the price (not to mention the superb build quality), driving a 2 Amp load at 12V for a whopping 7 hours, for example, from a full charge, or a 1 Amp load at 5V for an insane 33.6 hours.

    I measured those results, but they calculate perfectly as 2A * 12V * 7 hours = 168 Wh and 1A * 5V * 33.6 hours = 168 Wh.

    Get one, you'll love it, but don't be surprised by its weight and size.
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  • Steven Gao
    5.0 out of 5 stars Great for laptop
    Reviewed in Canada on February 20, 2025
    Great product and I use it for my laptop during outside
  • Client d'Amazon
    5.0 out of 5 stars very good customer service
    Reviewed in Canada on November 9, 2018
    The power bank is really powerful. Customer service has been handsome from the beginning when I order and they send me an email to the compatibility /adapter with my laptop before shipping, and then when I received the power pack with an issue I had with the power button itself on the powerpack that was malfonctionning(but byable). they immediatly take care and send me an other unit that work flawlessly and do the job over my expectation. I would buy again and recommend it
  • Nicholas Green
    5.0 out of 5 stars Great price for charging capacity
    Reviewed in Canada on August 6, 2020
    Used the maxoak K2 to keep my phone and laptop running while out in the bush working. The expected charges chart I saw was right in line with what I got. Excellent product just not as rugged as I would want but for the price nothing else it better. No problems during the month of usage. Charges quick for the capacity as well.
  • GP
    4.0 out of 5 stars Very HIGH Capacity Power Bank with serious limitations
    Reviewed in Canada on August 7, 2020
    50,000mAhr or 50Ahrs of capacity is the biggest portable power bank I have seen on the market. This exceeds the 100Whr limit your allowed to carry on an airplane by 85Whrs. The other limitation is the power bank does not have a USB-C PD charge port. This appears to be the new standard for a fast chargeing devices. I have built a custom adapter to use on the supplied 12 volt output port that will plug into an external Nekteck USB-IF Certified USB Type C Car Charger with PD Power Delivery of 45W. The case constructions and charge indicator are adequate. I have not thoroughly tested the 20 volt 5 amp out put port. I would have suggested a different connector be used rather then the identical 12 volt output port. This is an accident just waiting to happen and could be a potential expensive mistake. Overall, I am very happy with the power bank as my main requirement was capacity.
  • Loccitan 81
    1.0 out of 5 stars Tient pas la charge et la distance
    Reviewed in on August 29, 2018
    Je l'ai acheté pour alimenter un PC HP malheureusement il ne tient la distance.
    Le première semaine au bout de 1h d'utilisation, il est vide et il faut le charger. Il se charge assez rapidement cependant.
    Après 15 jours de non utilisation, à mon retour bien qu'indiquant qu'il est bien chargé, il se décharge en un rien de temps et je suis obligé de le laisser alimenter sur le secteur.
    Grosse déception pour du 50000mAh.
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