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I ditched my laptop charger for this power bank with 140W charging speed — and it's down to its all-time lowest price

EcoFlow RAPID Pro Power Bank 27,650 mAh testing.
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If there’s any way I can lighten the load of my backpack when I commute to work, I’m always open to the idea. That’s why I’ve been using the EcoFlow RAPID Pro Power Bank for over a month now, which packs a whopping 27,650 mAh battery cell. But what really makes it unique is that it has a maximum charging speed of 140W. Plus, it’s down to its lowest price with this early Black Friday deal.

Normally priced at $129, Amazon is giving my new favorite power bank a 27% discount. This comes to a savings of $60. It’s certainly pricier than most of the other portable power banks I’ve tested in the last year, but none of them pack this large a capacity — nor can they charge larger electronics like my laptop.

EcoFlow RAPID Pro Power Bank 27,650 mAh
EcoFlow RAPID Pro Power Bank 27,650 mAh: was $219 now $159 at Amazon

Stop carrying multiple power adapters and cables wherever you go with the EcoFlow RAPID Pro Power Bank, featuring 27,650 mAh. Not only is it a massive battery that can charge your phone multiple times, but it also features a maximum 140W charging speed, which is powerful enough to charge larger electronics, such as laptops, cameras, drones, and more.
Price check: $159 @ EcoFlow

The first thing that stands out about the EcoFlow RAPID Pro Power Bank is its size, which is understandable given the battery’s capacity. Even though my laptop’s power adapter is slightly smaller and lighter, the EcoFlow RAPID Pro Power Bank offsets my need to carry other chargers for my phones, earbuds, and other gadgets I have on me.

EcoFlow RAPID Pro Power Bank 27,650 mAh charging an iPhone 17 Pro.

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However, the fact that it can supply enough power to charge my laptop is pretty impressive. Most of the best power banks I’ve tested can charge tablets, but smaller to mid-size laptops prove to be too much for them — but not for the EcoFlow. That’s because of its 140W maximum charging USB-C speed, which is achieved through the integrated cable that neatly retracts itself when it’s not in use.

EcoFlow RAPID Pro Power Bank 27,650 mAh retractable USB-C cable closeup.

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The integrated cable is clutch because I don’t have to remember to keep one on me wherever I go. Instead, I can simply pull the cable out and start charging whatever I need — including my Snapdragon-powered HP OmniBook 5. One day, when it had less than 5% battery, the EcoFlow RAPID Pro Power Bank brought it back to full charge.

EcoFlow RAPID Pro Power Bank 27,650 showing charging speed.

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There are also three additional ports on the top of the power bank, which, combined with the integrated cable, deliver 300W of total output.

Meaning, I can charge my laptop, iPhone 17 Pro, and even my mirrorless camera simultaneously. I also love that it doesn’t take long to recharge, taking less than an hour to charge back to full capacity.

EcoFlow RAPID Pro Power Bank 27,650 USB-C ports.

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Other features I appreciate include the LCD screen on the front that shows me the battery’s capacity, along with the charging speed it’s putting out with each port. I’ve also connected it to my phone so I can access the power bank’s functions, like being able to customize the display.

I haven’t had the need to bring my laptop’s power adapter again ever since I started using the EcoFlow RAPID Pro Power Bank, which makes it better for my commute because I’m carrying fewer things on me.

John Velasco
Senior Channel Editor for Phones

John’s a senior editor covering phones for Tom’s Guide. He’s no stranger in this area having covered mobile phones and gadgets since 2008 when he started his career. On top of his editor duties, he’s a seasoned videographer being in front and behind the camera producing YouTube videos. Previously, he held editor roles with PhoneArena, Android Authority, Digital Trends, and SPY. Outside of tech, he enjoys producing mini documentaries and fun social clips for small businesses, enjoying the beach life at the Jersey Shore, and recently becoming a first time homeowner.

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