Anker Prime 27650 mah Power Bank 250w | Testing and Review

Introducing the Anker Prime 27650mAh Power Bank 250W - The Ultimate Powerhouse for Your Devices
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Never run out of power again with the Anker Prime 27650mAh Power Bank 250W, the ultimate portable charger for your devices. This compact and powerful power bank packs a whopping 27650mAh of capacity, enough to charge your MacBook Pro 16" (M2 Pro) to 50% in just 28 minutes. It also features 250W of power delivery, so you can quickly charge your laptops, tablets, and smartphones simultaneously.
Here are some of the key features of the Anker Prime 27650mAh Power Bank 250W:
27650mAh of capacity
250W of power delivery
2 USB-C ports and 1 USB-A port
PD 3.1 fast charging technology
Advanced safety system
Intuitive Smart App
With the Anker Prime 27650mAh Power Bank 250W, you can:
Charge your MacBook Pro 16" (M2 Pro) to 50% in just 28 minutes
Charge your iPhone 14 Pro Max up to 5 times
Charge your Samsung Galaxy S23 Ultra up to 4 times
Charge your iPad Pro 12.9" (M2) up to 2 times
The Anker Prime 27650mAh Power Bank 250W is the perfect power bank for anyone who needs to stay connected on the go. It's compact, powerful, and versatile, and it's backed by Anker's world-renowned quality.
So what are you waiting for? Get your Anker Prime 27650mAh Power Bank 250W today and never run out of power again!
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[@thernandez81]

I've had mine for about two months and it's an awesome power bank. I grabbed it when it suddenly became available on Amazon for a moment. The case for Anker's portable BT speaker fits this perfectly and I highly recommend getting one!

[@osaze2708]

Was looking for reviews like this. Stright to the point.

[@ToolsandGadgets]

Thank you 🙏

[@HotelGolf82]

The apps biggest usepoint right now except for showing the same things as the screen on the power bank it self is to show how many times a specific device type is chargeable via the power bank. A usable feature when traveling!

[@ToolsandGadgets]

That's good to know, will check it out

[@Eddienet]

Its my second unit now, first one I got charger my iphone 13 pro max at 2-10 w speed, and my Samsung S21 at 2-7 watt speed, sent it back.. Bought a new one today same - it charges my iphone at max 20w then it goes down and charges at 11-13.7 w Im very disapointed, should it be like this?

[@ToolsandGadgets]

if the battery of your cellphone is below 80% i believe it charges to max speed, for me my iphone 15 pro max charges at 27w, then slows down to 11-15w when it reaches 80% and above. try to turn off charging optimization on your iphone.

[@Eddienet]

@@ToolsandGadgets ty for ur answer, my battery on my iphone is bad its 76% battery health, I tried my moms iphone also a iphone 12 pro max and it charged at 13-15 watts, but my Samsung S21 Ultra is like new never used it also charges slow 13 watts it peaks at 20w but then down, my ipad air charges at 25watts right now, when charging the anker i use a 100watt charger with fast usb c cables and I maxed 77watt is that normal also? Shouldnt I get atleast 90-100w ?

[@ToolsandGadgets]

@Eddienet From my understanding is that the Anker powerbank is just giving the watts that your phone or device e is asking. Have you tried using the powerbank on a newer device? My ipad pro 12.9 charges at maximum 29w and goes down to around 15-20w. For your third question i also have that GanPrime 100watts charger, so far when i plug it on the wall it charges my powerbank at tops 97w. But sometimes when i plug it in a different wall outlet (not my house) it charges at a speed of 60-70w. so i think the quality of wiring behind the wall outlet also counts perhaps.

[@ToolsandGadgets]

@Eddienet From my understanding is that the Anker powerbank is just giving the watts that your phone or device e is asking. Have you tried using the powerbank on a newer device? My ipad pro 12.9 charges at maximum 29w and goes down to around 15-20w. For your third question i also have that GanPrime 100watts charger, so far when i plug it on the wall it charges my powerbank at tops 97w. But sometimes when i plug it in a different wall outlet (not my house) it charges at a speed of 60-70w. so i think the quality of wiring behind the wall outlet also counts perhaps.

[@Eddienet]

@@ToolsandGadgets yes ty for the optimizing charging on phone advise turned it of now will try my iphone, sure its normal that it charges down and up, but the powerbank i sent back charged at 2 watts wich wasent normal - still Im not so satisfied of this I was thinking of getting the shargeek 170 but delivery times and some people have issues on that one also, I got this one instead but I dont want it to charge at 13 watts speeds atleast 20w

[@ahmedalishah2477]

I wanted to reach out with a suggestion for a potential video idea that I believe could be beneficial for your audience. Have you considered making a video on charging laptops using high-capacity power banks like the Anker Prime 27650mAh Power Bank (250W)? Given the increasing popularity of remote work and the need for portable charging solutions, I believe a video demonstrating how to effectively charge laptops using power banks could be incredibly useful and informative for your viewers. Exploring the features, compatibility, and practicality of using such power banks could provide valuable insights for those looking for reliable charging options on the go. I believe your expertise and engaging presentation style would make this topic both interesting and accessible to your audience. It could also help viewers make informed decisions when selecting charging solutions for their laptops. Thank you for considering this suggestion, and I look forward to seeing more fantastic content from your channel in the future!

[@ToolsandGadgets]

Thank you so much for the suggestion, will consider this on my upcoming videos!

[@leeandrada4731]

Does the unit make a low pitch noise when charging?

[@ToolsandGadgets]

Mine doesn't

[@christianalexander576]

Can you take this battery on a plane?

[@ToolsandGadgets]

sure you can

[@MultipleInterface]

Technically the limit is 100Wh, this is 99.54, so yes it can be taken on a plane. It does have to be a part of a carry on/personal item. Not allowed in checked luggage.

[@AbuElafYousuf]

Am sorry, "Not Everything" I was trying to charge my Drone batteries hub, it's seems to charge the power bank verse

[@08172001]

I cannot use the bluetooth of my power bank. I pushed twice quickly and it still didn't show the bluetooth icon on the screen of the power bank.

[@ToolsandGadgets]

But have you tried opening the app and see if it connects after pressing twice the bluetooth option?

[@08172001]

Yes, I did. NO bluetooth icon showing. I have the phone and power bank right next to each other and opened the app, then pushed it quickly twice. @@ToolsandGadgets

[@ToolsandGadgets]

i guess you got a defective unit. Better send it back.

[@08172001]

I checked again. I live in Japan and bought it on Amazon Japan. I have the 20000mAh, 200W one. But I think the model they sell in Japan is not sold in the states. This one doesn't seem to have bluetooth. So I can't use the app. Sucks.But oh well.@@ToolsandGadgets

[@08172001]

This is the video. It's all in Japanese but you can see the screen that there is no bluetooth mark and the buy doesn't have the app in his video, which is pretty important. @@ToolsandGadgets

[@sophieyan4313]

Do you recommend a 737 or this one?

[@ToolsandGadgets]

if you need a more powerful volt (21v) and Amp(5A) output then you are better off with the 737.

[@manjindersinghchana9623]

Can this charger full 100% macbook pro 16

[@ToolsandGadgets]

yes it can

[@sasproductions701]

yes 1.3 times.

[@mohamedsamir5644]

Can it charge alienware m15r7 laptop?

[@ToolsandGadgets]

Sorry haven't tried yet.

[@sasproductions701]

it gives out 250w. it can power anything. on a full bank charge will give a macbook pro 16, 1 hour and 30 mins of charge. if thats enough for u then be it. but when u do tasks like video editing and music production and gaming on a laptop, u are dropping that standard 1.3 to like 30 mins depending what GPU and shit ur using. if u think 30 mins to 1 hour is enough for gaming on a laptop then u be u. if ur at school or collage and want to game for 30 mins at lunch or so on a laptop u can with this power bank. the thing i mainly got it for is when im on my dog walks i take my Marauder mini torch wich is the best amazing thing i needed for my night walks with my 2 big dogs. its a bit pricey but trust so damn worth it and it lasts over hour full beam easily but with this power bank i can go longer. i also want the bank for my crafty plus dry vape because that doesnt last long at all. i also like to take my gopro out filming and have 3 batteries so far and they dont last long so now i got this powerbank and the 2 slot gopro battery dock. its expensive for this power bank i got it for £150 on amazon but im loving it and the look of it and the size of it so far.

[@battery_wattage]

If it’s USB PD 3.1 compatible it will take the 140W input from the power bank. Search the specs for your specific laptop as sometimes a company will change specs on the same model.

[@lilmisery1643]

got this for my legion go

[@lilmisery1643]

comes tmro

[@ToolsandGadgets]

Great! I'm sure this can handle the Legion Go no problem.

[@GarettFinney]

False information. Investigate the app more