Charge Everything. Go Anywhere.

Most power banks make you choose between capacity and speed. This 50000mAh 120W unit doesn’t. The massive battery keeps your phone, tablet, laptop, and handheld console charged through days of heavy use, while 120W output means your laptop charges at full speed and your phone tops up in under an hour. One power bank. Every device. No compromises.

Features

50000mAh capacity — charges a typical smartphone 10–12 times; a tablet 4–5 times; a laptop 1–2 times depending on battery size
120W total output — high-wattage output supports fast charging for laptops, phones, and tablets simultaneously
USB-C PD output — up to 100W USB-C output for laptop charging via Power Delivery
Multiple output ports — charge several devices at the same time via USB-C and USB-A ports
Fast self-recharging — recharges the power bank itself quickly via high-wattage USB-C input; no overnight charging required
LED battery display — digital or LED indicator shows remaining capacity as a percentage or bar level
Pass-through charging — charge the power bank and connected devices simultaneously
Wide compatibility — charges MacBooks, iPads, iPhones, Android phones, Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck, and more

Who It’s For

Travelers and digital nomads who need multi-day charging without access to outlets
Remote workers who need to keep a laptop and phone charged away from a desk
Outdoor adventurers on multi-day trips where power access is limited
Anyone who charges multiple devices and wants one power bank to handle all of them

How to Use

Charge the power bank fully via the USB-C input before first use — use a 65W+ charger for fastest recharge time.
Connect devices to the USB-C or USB-A output ports.
For laptop charging, use the highest-wattage USB-C port and a USB-C to USB-C cable.
Check the LED display to monitor remaining capacity.
Recharge the power bank when capacity drops below 20% for best battery longevity.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can it charge a MacBook at full speed?
Yes — the 100W USB-C PD output supports full-speed charging for most MacBook models. MacBook Pro 16-inch requires 140W for full-speed charging; this power bank will charge it at a slightly reduced rate.

Is it allowed on airplanes?
Power banks above 100Wh (watt-hours) are restricted on most airlines. A 50000mAh / 3.7V power bank is approximately 185Wh — which exceeds the standard 100Wh carry-on limit. Check with your airline before traveling. Many airlines allow up to 160Wh with prior approval.

How long does it take to recharge the power bank itself?
With a 65W charger, expect approximately 3–4 hours. With a 100W+ charger, recharge time can be reduced further depending on the input wattage supported by the unit.