When we’re talking power banks, usually, the smaller the better. You need it to have a decent charge capacity of course, but at the same time you don’t want a brick taking up too much valuable space inside your backpack or car.
There are exceptions to this rule, of course. Hardcore gadget users, for example, may do well to bring along more sizable power banks capable of charging an entire arsenal of tech—perhaps something like the new Anker 737.
Anker’s latest power bank is one big fat chunky boi that measures six inches in length, is almost two inches thick, and weighs well over half a kilogram. You can throw ideas of being compact out the window with this thing.
The upside is that with that size comes great charging capability. It has a capacity of 24,000mAh, can charge up to three devices at once, packs a variety of ports, and comes equipped with a smart display that shows relevant charging information.
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It comes with a pair of USB-C ports and one USB-A port. The 737 is also capable of two-way fast charging and has a maximum output of 140W. Its 24,000mAh capacity is also enough to charge an iPhone 13 from zero to full five times over or charge a 2020 M1 MacBook Air to 100% 1.3 times.
Looking to add the Anker 737 to your wishlist? It’s only available in black and comes with a $149.99 (P8,300) price tag. Think the cost is worth it?
Alternatively, if you think the Anker 737 still won’t supply enough not enough juice, you can look into buying something like the microwave-sized Anker 757 PowerHouse with a 1,229Wh capacity. Good luck fitting this thing inside your bag, though.
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