Anker Laptop Power Bank
A robust, high-capacity pack that consistently delivers reliable performance and solid customer support.
Consolidated from 26 cited sources across 24 outlets
Where the cited sources landed, as we read them
- 1 enthusiastic source
- 22 positive sources
- 2 mixed sources
- 1 unconvinced source
1 of 10 research runs entered this as a product to avoid rather than a pick.
Older firmware version has occasional software glitches and slower charging speeds, making it less reliable than newer revisions.
Flagged 27 July 2026
Pros & cons
- ✓ Excellent build quality
- ✓ Long-term durability
- ✓ Reliable charging
- ✓ Supports laptop charging at 60 W
- ✓ High 165 W USB-C output suitable for laptops
- ✗ Flagship-class pricing, as listed by WIRED
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 10 articles and 16 video reviews
22 positive sources
Then you’ve got the retractable cable, which is just brilliant. It snaps in and out with this smooth, confident movement, and the cable itself doesn’t feel cheap in the slightest. The whole system feels intentional, not tacked on. And the convenience? Honestly, game changing. I can grab the power bank knowing I don’t need to bring a separate cable. No rummaging through a bag. No hunting for cords at the bottom of a suitcase. It’s all there, built in, ready instantly.Read R
The Anker 25K Laptop Power Bank packs a massive 25,000mAh capacity and three 100W USB-C ports, making it the perfect solution for charging laptops, phones, tablets and more on the go. With built-in cables and the ability to charge up to 4 devices at once, this compact powerhouse is ideal for travel, work, and everyday use.Watch T
While it’s a little pricey, Anker’s laptop power bank will be your best travel companion for years to come. It’s got two built-in cables, so you won’t ever need to remember to bring any extra USB-C wires; there’s a huge 165W capacity, meaning it can fast-charge any laptop; and there’s enough juice inside to last you a good few days before needing to plug it back in. There’s a reason why I’ve not ditched it yet.Read T
If you are looking for a large capacity charging bank and you're a fan of Anker, the 25k and 26k are excellent choices. Let's compare the two and see what would be the best purchase for you!Watch W
This model is more compact and powerful than ever, offering 26,250 mAh at 300 watts across two USB-C ports and one USB-A, making it suitable for charging a couple of MacBooks and a smartphone at once. It also boasts a smart display and app control, and it comes with a 3.3-foot USB-C cable. Plug in both USB-C ports, and you can recharge at 250 watts to 80 percent from zero in 20 minutes.Read T
The new Anker Laptop Power Bank with a battery capacity of 25,000mAh and 165W maximum output power combined with the Anker Laptop Charger 140W is the best solution for charging multiple devices including laptops, smartphones, tablets, earbuds, etc.Watch 1
The build quality feels solid, with a durable exterior and well-integrated ports. The standout design element is the combination of built-in USB-C cables, one that is retractable and another one fixed, making it extremely convenient for quick deployment without rummaging for extra cables. For travelers or commuters, this alone is a practical advantage.Read N
Whether you’re working on the go, traveling, or just want fewer cables in your bag, this compact powerhouse has you covered.Watch T
In our 4-star review , we awarded the Anker Laptop Power Bank a TechRadar Recommends badge, and said "If you're a power user who travels with large devices, you likely won't be disappointed with the Anker Laptop Power Bank as your companion.Read N
Whether you’re working on the go, traveling, or just want fewer cables in your bag, this compact powerhouse has you covered.Watch E
Anker's Laptop Power Bank is likely the only battery you need. It's got a high capacity, useful display and built-in cables — plus it looks hot.Read T
Whether you’re charging a laptop, phone, or tablet on the go, this one has the right mix of performance and portability to make it a game-changer. In this review, we break down everything you need to know – from design and features to real-world performance – and why it might just be the best travel power bank you can buy right now.Watch F
The Anker 25,000mAh 165W Power Bank belongs to the latter camp: practical, oddly elegant, and deceptively powerful.Read S Simon's Reviews Simon's Reviews · 12K subscribers · Feb 2025
This powerful 25,000mAh charger features a high-resolution display, a sleek and premium design, and ultra-fast charging with triple USB-C ports.Watch T
It’s genuinely one of the most thoughtfully designed power banks I’ve tested.Read C
As well as capacity, it's got versatility and ease of use. And we're going to jump in and explore that in my Anker 165W power bank review. But as always, let's start with the price. And here in Australia, this thing is going to set you back $200. So, it's up there.Watch T
It has the dual built-in cables, the 165 watt max total output, 25,000 mill battery inside. Yeah. So, I think that is very very awesome.Watch O
I've been using it for about 10 months, long enough for the new gadget excitement to disappear and the genuinely useful features to reveal themselves.Watch W
But with this power bank from Ankor, both my problems are solved.Watch C
If you are looking for a high-capacity 25,000mAh power bank with 165W output, this Anker power bank could be a great option for travel, work, and everyday carry. Watch this unboxing to see what comes in the box and whether it looks worth buying.Watch T
A5: It is worth considering if you charge a laptop often, travel with multiple devices, and care about reducing loose cables. It is less ideal if you only need a small phone power bank.Watch 5
For under £90 / $100, it's genuinely hard to beat.Watch
2 mixed sources
The Anker A1695 is a laptop power bank that carries its own cables and charges a MacBook Pro at wall-socket speed. The trade-off is real: around 594g makes it a bag item, not a pocket one.Read I
One of them is amazing and the other one, well, it comes with a pretty big asterisk. Stick with me and I promise by the end we're going to answer the most important question. Is this thing actually worth your money? Because let's be honest, it's it's pretty pricey. The build and the design.Watch
Frequently asked questions
It ranks #1 of 18 on our power banks tier list, in S tier. That placement draws on 26 cited sources across 24 outlets.
1 of the 26 sources with a clear view is critical of it: TORR3NT's Tech. Flagship-class pricing, as listed by WIRED.
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