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Anker 737 Power Bank (PowerCore 24K)

All 2 reviewers recommend the Anker 737, mainly because its 140W output can charge a laptop and its small screen shows exactly what's happening. It is chunky, and you'll need your own fast cables. Both critics recommend it.

Reviewed by 9to5Toys and TechRadar

Anker 737 Power Bank (PowerCore 24K)Image: Anker
86
Provisional score · average of 2 professional reviews, 2 of them estimated
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The catch: Chunky, and no cables included.

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What the 2 critics say so far

All converted to 0–100
  1. 89est.
    9to5ToysNo printed score · Hands-on review · 2022

    A month of hands-on use led to a firm recommendation for its versatile 140W charging, with the high price and need for 140W-capable cables as the only caveats.

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  2. 83est.
    TechRadarNo printed score · Hands-on review

    Lab-tested and judged a top premium laptop power bank with steady 140W output, held back by its bulk, price and lack of a UPS mode.

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