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Anker PowerCore 24K, 737, 140W
24000 mAh, 140 W, 88.80 Wh
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I am also still waiting for the product, so my assumption is based on the description.
No, no charger included, see https://www.anker.com/products/a1289?variant=41974285041814
==> What You Get: Anker 737 Power Bank (PowerCore 24K), welcome guide, 140W USB-C to USB-C cable, 24-month stress-free warranty, and friendly customer service.
I also ordered this one, it's 120W but should still charge fast: Anker 737 GaN III (Anker 737 GaN III (120 W, GaN Technology, PowerIQ))
Greetings DG
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Yes, the CCC labelling is present. Bottom left. It is the round symbol with the three interlocking C letters. This is the official China Compulsory Certification mark.
By the way: apart from the weight, the powerbank is absolutely fantastic and I always have it with me!
Galaxus
5 months ago
The power bank cannot be connected to the Anker app. The Anker app supports the connection and control of certain Anker PowerHouse and outdoor power products via Bluetooth, but the power bank with product ID A1289011 (737 PowerCore 24K) is not listed in the app's supported devices.
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There is no standard laptop. And 45Ah is not a good figure. Just compare the Wh of the power bank with the battery of your laptop
In this case, please contact our customer service directly so that the problem can be checked and you can be helped accordingly.
https://www.digitec.ch/help
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I charge all my iPads large and small and iPhones with this device.
But I don't know exactly what 25 watts means. I would be careful with laptops.
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Yes, you can, because the capacity is specified as 88.80 Wh, which is below the limit of 100 Wh set by the FAA. Some airlines also allow battery packs with a capacity of 150 Wh, but this must be explicitly clarified with the respective airline before travelling in order to avoid unpleasant surprises.
Yes, it is allowed to bring this specific battery pack with you as the capacity is 88.80Wh what is below the limit of 100Wh given by the FAA. Some Airlines also allow the size to be 150Wh but this should be checked prior to boarding to avoid any unpleasant surprises.
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Do you possibly mean these two articles?
Anker Charging Base for Anker Prime 100W, Black
Anker Prime (20000 mAh, 200 W)
It is currently available from third-party suppliers. Unfortunately, we do not know when we will offer the product again.
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It's no problem in hand luggage.
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No cables in the packaging, no.
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It depends on your computer and how you use it.
Different laptops have different battery capacities, larger or smaller screens, variable disks, more or less energy-efficient processors, and depending on whether you're online, local, watching videos, whether the screen lighting is stronger or weaker, whether you have more or less power.It also depends on whether you're online, locally, watching videos, whether the screen lighting is brighter or dimmer, whether you have more or fewer peripherals connected, etc., all this has an impact on battery consumption.
Generally speaking, you can extrapolate by averaging your current battery consumption and extrapolating by adding the capacity of the powerbank.
This powerbank will be just at the limit of what is allowed.
Besides the airport, you should also check what the airline allows and what it does not. These set out the rules that must be observed. And these can vary from airline to airline.
https://www.sorglosfliegen.de/powerbank-im-handgepaeck/
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The offer for CHF 260 is not from Digitec but Long Island. Unfortunately, I also don't understand how this vendor hopes to sell this product at this unrealistic price.
The price depends on the price on the day of purchase, hence these price variations (I think)
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The question cannot be answered in a general way. The rules regarding what is allowed and what is not can vary depending on the airline.
Usually the limit of allowed batteries is max 100Wh / 27'000mAh per battery/device.
Don't know if this helps, but I can charge my Surface Pro 7 2 times (a notebook) with the anker 737 without any problems. The Anker 737 has two USB-C ports, one of which acts as an input and one as an output. A USB-A port is also included.
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