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200W total, 140W on a single port, MacBook Pro compatible

The two USB-C ports share 200W of combined output, with the primary port delivering up to 140W on its own for full-speed MacBook Pro charging, and the secondary port handling up to 100W for a second laptop or a fast-charging phone simultaneously. That 200W combined figure means a MacBook Pro and a MacBook Air can charge at meaningful speeds at the same time from a single power bank, which covers the dual-laptop travel scenario that most portable chargers cannot address without splitting power between underpowered ports. PD 3.1 handles the power negotiation for the full range of devices from iPhones and Samsung Galaxy phones to Dell and HP laptops without requiring manual configuration.

The 25,000mAh capacity at 90Wh sits within airline carry-on limits and charges an iPhone 17 Pro approximately 4.3 times from flat, which covers several days of heavy phone use without finding an outlet. The 1,000-cycle battery rating retains above 80% capacity after three years of daily charging, which is meaningfully better than the 500-cycle ratings that appear on cheaper alternatives.

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