100W 25,000mAh Portable Laptop Power Bank - USB‑C PD Fast‑Charge, Triple‑Port External Battery

Product Description

This 100W 25,000 mAh Portable Power Bank delivers laptop‑class fast charging designed for travel, mobile productivity, commuting, and power‑intensive workflows. With a 100W USB‑C PD port, it rapidly charges supported laptops—capable of powering a MacBook‑class device from low to working levels quickly and efficiently.

The 25,000 mAh capacity supports multi‑day use and can recharge multiple devices, from smartphones to tablets to USB‑C notebooks. It provides up to several phone recharges or a full laptop top‑up depending on device consumption.

Triple output ports include a 100W USB‑C PD port and two USB‑A high‑output ports (up to 22.5 W), allowing three devices to charge simultaneously. The USB‑C input supports fast recharging when paired with a 100W PD wall adapter (not included).

Built‑in safety systems protect against over‑voltage, over‑current, over‑heat, and short‑circuit events, ensuring stable and reliable charging. Despite its high‑capacity performance, the power bank maintains a compact, travel‑ready design suitable for bags, carry‑ons, and work kits.

This model offers universal compatibility with laptops, tablets, handheld gaming devices, iPhones, Samsung Galaxy phones, and more.

Key Specifications

• Battery Capacity: 25,000 mAh
• Primary Output: USB‑C PD up to 100 W
• Additional Outputs:
• 2 × USB‑A ports (up to 22.5 W each)
• Total Ports: 3 (2 USB‑A, 1 USB‑C)
• Input: USB‑C up to 100 W (adapter not included)
• Certification: Airline‑approved capacity
• Supported Devices:
• Laptops (MacBook, Dell USB‑C PD models)
• Tablets (iPad, Android tablets)
• Phones (iPhone 15/14/13 series, Samsung S‑series)
• USB‑powered gadgets
• Safety Features: Over‑current, over‑voltage, over‑heat, over‑discharge, short‑circuit protection
• Use Cases: Travel, business trips, emergency power, multi‑device fast charging

What’s Included

• 100W 25,000 mAh Portable Power Bank
• USB‑C fast‑charging cable
• User documentation