25,000 mAh Laptop Power Bank - Cygnett (AU)

ChargeUp Pro Series

25,000 mAh Laptop Power Bank

Name: 25,000 mAh Laptop Power Bank
Brand: Cygnett (AU)
Price: 199.95 AUD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.9 (33 reviews)

4.9

Rated 4.9 out of 5 stars

33 Reviews

Features

Charge your laptop anywhere
118W total power output
100W from a single USB-C port
3 x USB charging ports

Overview

This high-capacity Power Bank (25K mAh) allows you to charge powerful USB-C laptops like MacBook Pro, HP, Dell, Microsoft Surface and more, anywhere you need it most. With 118W total output shared across 3 ports, this Power Bank affords you the luxury to charge multiple devices at once. A game changer for remote workers, providing an epic 100W USB-C laptop charging power and giving you the flexibility to work wherever you want.

Specifications

Battery Capacity

25,000mAh /92.5Wh Lithium Polymer Battery

Items Included

USB-C to USB-C Cable

Output

USB-C Output 1 - 5.0V⎓3.0A (15.0W), 9.0V⎓3.0A
(27.0W), 12.0V⎓3.0A (36.0W), 15.0V⎓3.0A (45.0W), 20.0V⎓5.0A
(100.0W)

USB-C Output 2 - 5.0V⎓3.0A (15.0W), 9.0V⎓2.0A
(18.0W), 12.0V⎓1.5A (18.0W)

USB-A Output 1 - 5.0V⎓3.0A (15.0W), 9.0V⎓2.0A
(18.0W), 12.0V⎓1.5A (18.0W)

Total Output: 118W

Input

USB-C Input 1 - 5.0V⎓3.0A (15.0W), 9.0V⎓3.0A
(27.0W), 12.0V⎓3.0A (36.0W), 15.0V⎓3.0A (45.0W), 20.0V⎓3.25A
(65.0W Max)

Dimensions

80mm (W) x 180mm (H) x 26.5mm (D)

499 grams

SKU

CY4131PBCHE

Supported USB-C Power Delivery Devices

MacBook Pro;

ThinkPad x1 Carbon;

Elements

2 Years Warranty

Designed in Australia

Colour

Black

ChargeUp Pro

3X
Charging Ports

118W
Total Power Output

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Gavin H.
Verified Buyer

Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Great Product
This is a great addition to working away from home, it helps to keeps the laptop charged for the day.
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Lieuwke De J.
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars
Powerful battery
A slim and compared to other brands compact and light powerful battery
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Paul C.
Verified Buyer

Rated 4 out of 5 stars
Basic Power Bank at a reasonable price that does the job
In anticipation of an upcoming week long national council meeting with 13 hour days I decided to invest in a Power Bank to ensure I could keep my Surface Pro 9 going throughout. After a bit of research I settled on the Cygnett 25,000 mAh because 1) it seemed to offer all I needed, IE the ability to charge my Surface pro AND a phone (if necessary) and a percentage charge indicator, 2) the company was Australian, 3) weight and size were acceptable and 4) a good price, especially with a 15% first shopper discount and free shipping when buying off the Cygnett website. On first use I was a bit disappointed; it took the full Power Bank charge to recharge my computer from 21% to 62%. Subsequent tries were much more satisfactory, recharging the computer from 21% to 100% using 60-70% of the Power Bank's charge (variation depended on how much I was using the computer while recharging. These subsequent uses were much more in line with my expectations from the product description on the website and quite satisfactory. Operation is very simple, just plug the Power Bank into a device and away it goes, no need to press the power button as suggested in the operation guide. Recharging the Power Bank takes several hours, probably a little longer than expected. I've not had the Power Bank long enough to know how well it retains charge over an extended period of time but over a week of just being packed away saw no loss in charge. Overall, I am quite satisfied with a product that does what I…
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FAQ

What is a Power Bank?

Power Banks are portable batteries designed to charge a range of digital devices like phones, headphones, tablets and smartwatches. Like all of those devices, Power Banks come in a range of storage capacities (how much charge the battery can hold), connection types (such as USB-C and USB-A) and sizes.

How to charge a Power Bank?

As with many digital devices, Power Banks almost universally use USB cables to charge. To charge a Power Bank, you’ll need to connect it via its cable to a power supply or power outlet. The display on the Power Bank will indicate when it has reached its capacity. Likewise, the display will indicate when the Power Bank needs recharging.

Are Power Banks worth it?

Digital devices like smartphones and tablets are an integral part of our modern lifestyle, which means that it can be inconvenient when they run out of charge. Power Banks offer a portable solution, providing you with a way to charge devices regardless of your location. With many Power Banks able to charge devices multiple times over without having to access a power outlet, they are very much worth it.

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