Anker 737 Power Bank (PowerCore 24K)
It’s the only 24k pack that offers a 60-W USB-C port and a second USB-A port, giving it the best mix of capacity and versatility for mid-range users.
Consolidated from 32 independent outlets
Where the cited sources landed, as we read them
- 28 positive sources
- 3 mixed sources
- 1 unconvinced source
1 of 9 research runs entered this as a product to avoid rather than a pick. A trap is a product buyers genuinely cross-shop but should not buy, ranked honestly alongside the real picks rather than dropped to the bottom. Why the boards include them
Pros & cons
- ✓ 60 W USB-C port plus second USB-A port
- ✓ Large capacity for multiple devices
- ✓ Fast output
- ✓ Positive Wired review
- ✓ Proven, durable hardware with a multi-year track record
- ✗ Still sold at or near its original flagship price
- ✗ Newer Laptop Power Bank 25K beats it on output, built-in cables, and features for the same money
- ✗ Buying it new means paying flagship money for last-generation specs
The sources behind this ranking
We searched the web and YouTube for what has been published about this product, then read the articles, video transcripts and comments we found.
Evidence 7 articles and 25 video reviews
28 positive sources
Who it is for is bike tourers, photographers and anyone working from the road. If you are carrying a mirrorless camera with three batteries, a drone and a laptop, this charges all of them properly rather than trickling. The smart display showing real-time input and output wattage and remaining time is genuinely useful when you are budgeting power in a campground with 40 minutes of outlet access.Read A
The Anker 737 Power Bank is one of the best ways to charge up your devices quickly. This 24000mAh battery features 140 watt fast charging along with real time monitoring of the output on an LCD display screen. You can charge up to 3 devices at the same time with its two USB-C connections and a single USB-A. The Anker 737 Power Bank is easy to carry around too with dimensions of 6.13" high, 2.15" wide, and 1.95" deep. The exterior is black and silver with ridged sides that make it easy to hold, and it comes with a 2 year warranty from Anker.Watch T
The Anker 737 is our go-to power bank for mobile users who also carry high-performance laptops, and our hands-on testing proved it’s a premium device that delivers on its promises. Its standout feature is the massive 140W output, which we confirmed in our tests can sustain rock-steady voltages to charge power-hungry devices like a MacBook Pro at their absolute fastest speeds.Read L
Robust build quality featuring a flush display and manageable weight for portabilityWatch T
How many times can it charge a phone? It depends on the phone's battery, but with 24,000mAh of capacity the 737 can typically refill a modern smartphone several times over on a single charge, alongside topping up smaller accessories. Real-world totals come in below the raw figure because of conversion losses, which is normal for any power bank.Read A
Major Change: The output capacity was 72Wh which is much better than 62Wh. This means about 5 – 10 more minutes of run time for charging devices between 40 – 140 watts.Watch K
The Anker 737 PowerCore 24K is the bank we recommend first in our best travel power banks guide, and it is the one most travelers carrying a laptop should look at before anything smaller. This review covers exactly what you get, the spec that matters most for flying, and where it wins or loses against the alternatives.Read A
The Anker 737 Is a few years old at this point, but it still has some really great features! 140 watt charging, 140 watt input, 3 ports, and 24Kmah of power.Watch T
⚡ Quick Verdict: The Anker 737 is the best high-capacity power bank for professionals and travelers who need laptop-level charging on the go. Unmatched power, smart display, and fast charging in one compact unit.Read J
Anker’s new 737 Power Bank is a beast! With 140W of power output it can fast charge 3 devices all at once - multiple times over, fully recharge an iPad Pro with power to spare, and even top up a 16” MacBook Pro.Watch C
Ranging from around the £150-£180 mark, it is firmly in the premium tier of power banks, but for long-term usage, this is one of the best options available.Read W
That is not an issue with the Anker Power Bank 737. Besides having a substantial capacity it also has an outstanding output of 140W. Yes, that is enough to power a Macbook. The Anker 737 has so many more features, but to find out more you will have to watch.Watch N Nordic Gear Lab NGL · reviewer · Mar 2026
That is the main reason I still like it after all this time.Read B
It's weighted quite well as you can see right here. So, on the very top right here, you are seeing the main USBC port, secondary USBC port, and the USBA port right here. If I press the button once, and if I'm not input charging or output charging, you'll see simple screen information like a battery percentage.Watch R
The Anker 737 battery power bank provides so much energy it can charge your iPhone 15 Pro Max and iPad Pro at the same time within 1 hour so you can get to work or playing asap!Watch S
✅ This is the Power Bank I use every day. I actually use it to charge my iPad and iPhone.Watch P
Perfect for fast-charging multiple devices including the latest iPhones, MacBooks, and more.Watch T
Join us as we thoroughly examine the Anker 737, exploring its features, real-world performance, and why it might just be the ultimate powerbank solution for your charging needs.Watch G
The Anker 737 Power Bank is one of the most powerful portable chargers available today.Watch P
The overall use of the Anker 737 Power Bank is wonderful. I do wish that Anker could have made it more compact than it is, but given its power output, I am willing to look past its size. The price is also higher than other 24K power banks, but those competitors don't feature the same next-generation technology that the 737 Power Bank does.Watch V
The Anker 737 won't let you down with its huge capacity, super fast charging speeds, and great price.Watch W
0:59 – Why the Smart Display is a Game ChangerWatch I
We will take a look at its design, textured grip, and the array of USB ports, before delving into its unique digital screen features, max output capabilities, and special modes like trickle charge and passthrough charging, providing you with an in-depth understanding of this fast and reliable portable powerhouse.Watch J
The Anker 737 has been the perfect companion when it comes to keeping my cameras, phone, and laptops charged. Anker has multiple choices depending on your needs.Watch T
I needed a power bank to provide power to my Steam Deck while I used it with my new Nreal Air AR glasses, and the Anker 737 checked all of the boxes I was looking for. It also outputs up to 140W, which is more power than I'll need for a long time. I purchased it from Newegg, but you can also find it on Amazon.Watch T
Pick one up on sale, and it provides tremendous value.Watch O
With lightning-fast charging capabilities and a sleek, compact design, the Anker 737 is a power bank that's hard to resist. But is it worth the investment? I'll be sharing my personal experience using the product.Watch Q
it's also incredibly Compact and durable with a premium aluminum alloy body that easily slips into your bag or pocketWatch
3 mixed sources
It's overpriced, but it's a new product from Anker, so they always are. Paying £140 for a few cells and some tech is ridiculous. This will come down in price or become available on a sale at some time, and you will get an absolute bargain.Watch B
The Anker 737 has a higher maximum output at 140 compared to 128 for the Jackery, but the Jackery actually stores more power than the Anker.Watch A
Real-life review of the Anker 737 Power Bank — beyond specs and numbers. I tested it for everyday use to see if it’s truly worth the hype.Watch
Frequently asked questions
It ranks #5 of 18 on our power banks tier list, in B tier. That placement draws on 32 independent outlets.
1 of the 32 sources with a clear view is critical of it: Chris Talks About Things. Still sold at or near its original flagship price. Newer Laptop Power Bank 25K beats it on output, built-in cables, and features for the same money. Buying it new means paying flagship money for last-generation specs.
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