INIU 140W Power Bank, 27000mAh High Capacity Laptop Portable Charger, USB C in&Out Tablet Powerbank, Smart Digital Display Phone Charger Compatible with iPhone 16, iPad, MacBook, Laptop etc.

Really good power bank, especially for Laptops or Bigger Devices
I’ve been using this for around 2 months and here are some of my thoughts.Things I like:- The build quality – It feels nice and soft to the touch, while also feeling sturdy and well-designed- The design – It’s not one of those awkward tube-shaped batteries, making it easier to fit in smaller bags or backpacks- The capacity – Having nearly 100Wh, it’s more than enough for any device with a USB C port. It can fully charge my 14″ Macbook pro and with its capacity, it can be useful with longer power outages to keep multiple smaller devices charged- The speed – It charges other devices and itself very fast. With a 100W charger (I don’t have a 140W charger) it charges in around an hour – hour and a half and is able to charge my laptop at 100W which is all it can take- The screen – It’s informative and not confusing to read. The percentage is clear and right in the middle of the screen, and I like how it shows how much watts everything or an individual device is pulling from the battery or how fast it can charge. It also shows how long until it finishes charging or it runs out which is nice.- The ports – 2 USB Cs, one of which is a combo in/out and can do 140W either way, and the other port does 40W which can be used for pass-through charging when the other port is charging, and the USB A is nice for older tech or quick charge devicesWhat I don’t like:- The weight – It weighs around a pound, which is expected because of its capacity- The size – It’s smaller and much easier to carry around than similar sized battery packs but this isn’t something that you take around in your pocket (if it even fits)Overall it’s an amazing device especially for the price and you can’t go wrong with this!

The bulkiest/heaviest of them all does the job!
UPDATE: INIU customer service followed up with me regarding the faulty portable power bank. To my surprise, instead of just replacing the defective item, they offered me a complimentary upgrade to a better one. This gesture not only resolved my issue but exceeded my expectations by providing a better product at no extra cost. Their proactive and generous approach to customer service left me thoroughly impressed, and I appreciate their commitment to ensuring customer satisfaction.The INIU 140W Power Bank is a solid option for those in need of a high-capacity portable charger, but it has a few drawbacks. The 27,000mAh capacity is impressive, and it can charge multiple devices, including my laptop and phone, without running out of juice quickly. The digital display is a nice feature, giving a clear readout of remaining power. However, the size and weight are a bit bulkier than I expected, making it less convenient for travel. Also, while it charges most devices efficiently, it seems to take longer than anticipated for a full recharge of the power bank itself. Overall, it’s a decent power bank, but not as portable or fast-charging as I hoped. Three stars for solid capacity but room for improvement.

This power bank is the most efficient and effective one I have ever used. It has a 140W charging capability, although I can only charge it at 99W due to my 100W charger. Even when the power bank is depleted and you need to leave quickly, a mere 30-minute charge will bring it to 70% capacity. I also have a 100W car charger that I use to charge both my power bank and phone. The power bank’s display conveniently shows the wattage, battery percentage, and estimated time to full charge. In conclusion, this is an excellent purchase and I highly recommend it to anyone seeking a reliable and fast-charging power bank.

My son needed a power bank to recharge his laptop while at uni. We saw that the VR place we go to on occasions uses INIU to power their VR headsets. Since they use them on a daily basis we figure it should be pretty robust for school use.INIU makes quite a few power banks. The 140W looks to be at the top of their portable ones. I see they also make a 100W and a 65W, that can be used to charge laptops. I think anything below 65W is maybe more suitable for charging phones and tablets.My son’s 16″ MSI laptop is quite power hungry. Note it uses USB-C for charging so make sure your laptop supports USB C charging before purchasing this pack. Since he may not get an opportunity to recharge at an outlet during the day we decided to get the 140W one. We were hoping that this would be able to charge his laptop at least 2x during the day. We also hoped that it would charge his laptop faster since he may not be at one place for very long, moving from class to class. In hindsight we probably could have saved around $20 by going to the 100W pack. It would have also met his needs since his laptop peaks at 95W charging.The INIU pack is very well made. Just be aware it is relatively big and quite heavy. This may also be another reason to go down to the 100W. However, my son was ok with the weight and size to carry around all day, for the extra power the bank has. There is a good size LCD screen to tell you the charge status, remaining battery level, etc. You will get one 140W USB-C port, one 45W USB C port and one 15W USB A port. It’s very good to charge your laptop with the 140W port and quick charge a phone or tablet with the 45W port.One thing to be aware of though. You need to be able to recharge the power bank. If you are running it close to empty it will take a lot of time to recharge unless you have a high powered charger for it. Just make sure if you need it recharged and ready to go for the next day that you have enough time to charge it. Get a 40W or higher adapter if you can!To conclude the INIU is a very well made power bank. The 140W capability is great for power hungry laptops, especially in a uni environment where you don’t have outlets to charge from, and are constantly on the go. The price is also very good for the INIU when compared to some of the other brands like Anker. You can get the INIU on sale for under $100 where other brands will be $125 and above. If it can take the abuse in a VR center we figured it could survive uni. So far so good!

It’s big and quite heavy but do not let that distract you! It does what it promises to do very effectively. My new laptop (Christmas present) charges quickly using this power bank thanks mainly to the quality 140W cable that INIU supply and the promised high output of the device. The mesh pouch is also appreciated to store the power bank.Also, it uses Lithium Phosphate batteries rather than the much more flammable Lithium Ion ones, so that’s another plus! Very happy with the product.