Why this one
Macworld recommends it after laptop charging tests. Techtest measured more delivered energy at the same 60 W load than the UGREEN and 737, and its two built-in 100 W cables complete the portable package.
Specifications and sources
- Stored energy
- 90 Wh
- USB-C PD input and output
- Each USB-C connection: 5/9/12/15 V at 3 A, 20 V at 5 A; up to 100 W
- Included cables
- Two built-in USB-C cables, each rated for up to 100 W
- Charge indication and protection
- Smart display; ActiveShield 2.0 temperature monitoring
- Weight
- 595 g
What independent testers found
Techtest, Michael Barton
Measured 78.422 Wh at 20 V/3 A, above the 45 Wh guide. Full recharge took about 1 hour 57 minutes; a demanding 100 W discharge fell to 65 W near the final quarter of the battery.
Techtest, Michael Barton test ↗, checked 2026-10-29
Macworld, Thomas Bergbold
Recommended after charging a MacBook Air and MacBook Pro, with the two built-in cables especially useful. Its full-charge timing differs from Techtest's, so the two tests are not treated as identical conditions.
Macworld, Thomas Bergbold test ↗, checked 2026-10-29
What owners report
Several owners in the same discussion report the fixed side cable failing to charge properly while the other connections still work. One reports that a warranty replacement resolved the problem; this is a fault pattern to watch, not a measured failure rate.
Limits and cautions
- For this recommendation, charge the laptop alone through one built-in USB-C cable. Charge the phone afterwards; sustained shared output has not been established.
- Match the laptop's USB-C PD requirements. This is a useful top-up, not a promised working day or support for every laptop.
- The headline combined output is not available to one device, and maximum single-port power falls during a heavy discharge.
- Built-in cable faults have been reported. Public model-specific CE declaration was not verified; Euronics provides the Irish seller remedy route.
See it in use
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