Luxtude PD USB C Power Bank 26800mAh, 45W PD&QC 3.0 Fast Charging Portable Charger with 60W Charger, Power Delivery Charger for MacBook Pro/Air, Laptop, Nintendo Switch, iPad, iPhone 12 Pro and More.

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Updated Review:after carefully looking into the power bank technicality, I have figured out that this power bank is the best of any available (this is my opinion) . in contrast to my previous review, 26800 is the combined capacity of all battery inside the power bank, if you convert the 3.7V to a 5V that most USB charger uses, you will then find the correct amount of power that is available to share with connected devices.so if you do (26800x3.7)/5=19832 this is the USB Output. then we need to subtract the potential loss from heating.I think a 10% would be great for a good power bank therefore 19832x0.9=17849so the actual capacity of this power bank is 17849. Now let look at the advertisement that says it will charge an iPhone 8 10 times, yes, in theory, it will because the capacity of an iPhone 8 is 1821mah so 17849/10= 1785 (take some heat loss and you will find it right.only few power bank manufacturer advertised both numbers to the consumer which I think it should be.the below review photo should also be accurate because if you subtract the potential loss from both components the number will be right.(old Review)This power bank is one of the best in the market in term of charging the power bank, my doubt is about the advertised capacity. I did a test using a USB C Power Meter Tester, an Eversame USB Voltmeter Ammeter Load Tester, and a DZS Elec Mini USB 0.15A-3A Electronic Load Tester. results are shown in the pictures.Pro: fully charge in less than 4 hoursCon: advertised capacity is not accuratewith PD USB C, its only output capacity of 14650mahUSB-A its only output capacity of 16444mahAll of this was done with a 5v and 3A testing

At time of writing, this (the 26800 mAh variant) is available for $59.49. It's an absolute steal.First things first, it seemed to me like the bank was dying faster than it should when charging my laptop (an ASUS ROG Zephyrus G14, which charges at up to 65W via USB-PD). I ran a test to see how many Wh I could get out of it via the USB-A port and got 76 and 78 Wh in my two trials, compared to a rated 96 Wh. Using the better number, that's 81% of the rated capacity.I also tested an Anker power bank (whom I consider to be the gold standard for power banks) and of the rated 72.36 Wh, I got 61.3 Wh out of it, which is 84.7% of rated capacity.So this Luxtude power bank is maybe a little bit less efficient than Anker at providing its rated capacity, but it's really not far off and for the price, I think this is the best power bank you can get if you need 45W PD charging. It also comes with a 60W PD charger, which is worth at least $20 on its own, so for $59.49 this is a bargain.

First its made really well! i will admit that! 2nd it looks really nice and premiumPro: PRICEPro: FAST CHARGING THE POWER BRICK TAKES ABOUT 3 HoursCons: the charging lights to indicate how much power is left can only be viewed from the top, meaning if you sit this pack down you can not see from the sides if how much power is left on the pack you have to actually stand up or stand the pack up to see the 4 dotted lightsCon 2: for what ever reason using usb type c to charge a Note 8 thats fully drained it takes 2 hours and 12 mins!i have the anker pro battery pack and when you charge it via usb type c it only takes 1 hour and 38 mins , the same time as if you have it into the wallcon 3: its heavy! seriously

The 26800mAh charger is a beast! It is definitely a power delivery device. It is capable of charging my Samsung Note Pro 9 laptop at maximum speed. I travel for work and it is a must-have. Use case/example: I am able to edit and render video while connected to the power delivery battery pack.The package that it comes with is a great starter kit for such an affordable price. Remember, this is the best, high-quality option available in a kit like this, at this price!Just look at what you get!(26800mAh PD Portable Charger + 60W PD Wall Charger + USB C-C Cable + Travel Pouch, total solution for Power Delivery) I bought an additional cable that was longer to come out of my backpack. The seller was really helpful in providing additional information when I had questions about the kit.Also, check out the safety features!

I like it. No bells or whistles, just good solid construction. I like the metal case for it's superior heat dissipation, and the protection from the abuse these things must survive to stay functional. Much better than the plastic models. The Unit does what Luxtude says it does...

Love the build quality and everything thing about the product. Has a massive capacity and will charge my dell inspiron 15 7000 at around a percent a minute. Fits conveniently in my laptop case and can charge in between classes. The DC type C 45W output is what made this an easy purchase, almost half the price of the anker power core with more features. If you are looking for a portable battery to charge everything you need then look no further.

The power bank is awesome...it will charge my phone 7-8 times and will also charge my MacBook Pro. But the real praise I want to pass on has to do with the seller's customer service. I had a problem with the wall charger for this unit -- it quit working after 5 months. I contacted Luxtude through Amazon and they promptly purchased me a new compatible wall charger unit. I can't say enough good about their concern for the customer.

I bought this cuz of its its ability to charge its gigantic 26800mah battery, from 0 to 100% in 3 hours!!The 60w PD charger helps so much, as Time is of the essence, for I commute a lot to and from work, and reducing charge time is priceless. Other power banks with similar milliamps, can take as long as a full day to charge.It's a pretty heft power bank. Material doesn't feel cheap. The wall charger is large, but leaves enough space for 1 socket to be available. (see pictures). The case can fit both wall charger and wire. It can get very warm when charging, however that is no downside for me. It's a but pricey, but that's the price I will pay for timed convenience.Not familiar with Luxtude, as I could've went with other brands, such as Ravpower, but that 45w 3h charge time was very appealing. Ended up choosing Luxtude as they've been in the business of powerbank for quite a while.Overall very happy!5/5 would recommend

The wall charger on it's own is worth like 30$. It's my biggest battery pack and 8ts the one that changes the fastest. I charge my surface book,it works really well.Last week after 9 months of usage the bank wouldn't charge. I emailed luxtude and they sent me another one in a couple of days. What a crazy customer support. Greatest experience ever. It's a much better deal than the anker battery pack.

This product is a solid performer bought primarily to give my Surface Pro3 a couple extra hours of run time. PD works well and has no issues powering my Surface.After 9 months of flawless performance the power bank stopped accepting a charge and would only power devices connected via charge pass though.I contacted Luxtude customer service and after a brief email exchange, and providing a video clip of the battery bank malfunctioning, a replacement was sent and received 4 days later.Luxtude stands by their products and will honor their 18 month warranty...a nice surprise in a world where companies commonly look for any excuse to deny warrant coverage.Bravo Luxtude. Keep up the great work.

The Good: I bought this power bank with the primary requirement that it can charge a Surface Pro (Not Surface Go).I can confirm that this power bank works perfectly for charging the Microsoft Surface Pro with the additional purchase of a USB to Surface cable. Based on my searches, it is the least expensive 15v @ 3 amp power bank that I have found anywhere. There are some others that are the same in price however they do not include their own high wattage (30-60w) charger which you have to purchase seperately. So when taking that into consideration, this is by far the cheapest 26800mAh charger that I could find.The Bad: It's very heavy and as such, probably not the best for lightweight travelling. However my carry-on camera/laptop bag never comes close to the 10 kg maximum allowance so I still gave the charger a 4* for travelling because I can't see it's size and weight being a huge detriment to many users. It's not that big or that heavy, just a lot heavier than I had anticipated.Bad #2: It scratches very easily however it came with a very nice soft carrying pouch so my guess is that the manufacturer knows that it scratches easily and includes the pouch as a means of compensating for this fact.

It’s okay. Obviously the battery life is long but the charger and the battery both get quite hot so I have to unplug occasionally. The manufacturer said that’s normal, but I’m not very impressed. The build quality on the charger is not good - flimsy plastic. The battery itself seems fine but it’s very clunky and heavy. For the price, you can find cheaper batteries from other suppliers on Amazon that will likely compare.