MOVE SPEED Power Bank 70,000mAh 100W, High Capacity Laptop Portable Charger, Fast Charging USB C Battery Pack with Flash Light, Outdoor External Battery Bank for iPhone, iPad, Camping,Travel

I use it for my Starlink Mini with it’s 100w USB C PD output. I get 8-10 hours of continuous use and can go longer if I only plug it in when I need it. I have two so one can be on the solar while the other is in use. It also charges I’m iPad and iPhone very quickly. I like it better than other high capacity battery banks I’ve used. While not a cube, the form lets me slide it in my iPad Mini bag unlike some other bulkier options.

It holds a charge in the work box for months at least. It can charge up big lie iPads several times. For the capacity, I wish it had a few more ports, but it does a good job.

Great power bank to support my Dwarf 3 telescope. One big problem I discover on my travels. I carry this charger on a camera backpak, and the light button got triggered while the compartment was locked. I opened the backpack a the light was on and the whole energy cube was very hot and got burned by the light area. Putting a safety cover over the switch may not be a bad idea. It took over half an hour to cool off. I'm glad I saw it before getting in the plane.

The media could not be loaded. Update: the seller's customer representative reached out to me and really went above and beyond to make things right!! I'm so glad that I have a huge capacity battery that's working now and in a smaller form factor than competitors. I love this thing so much!I mainly bought this so I could use it with my small laptop depicted in the video but unfortunately, it turns out that it doesn't work well for my laptop. My laptop charges at 20V 2-3A so roughly 60W in use, and could charge at 45w on low power but it did not work well with this charger. I've found that sometimes the charger would outright shut off my laptop, so not a fan of that.The screen is also incredibly dim in daylight operations so I have to hover my hand over the display and squint in order to see it. The battery pack is very condensed and hefty for what it is and portability would be throwing this in a bag or backpack, maybe a large shoulder bag.Other than the above, I went through calibration (4 charge cycles) and found that it holds juice really well with all my other battery packs. I think mine is just a dud with the top USB.

After having the batter for several months, the battery stopped working. It will not charge, it will not turn on, the built in led will not work either. I took very good care of the battery, so this was not expected. I have talked to customer support about the warranty they claim to have, and was informed it was under warranty, but support ghosted me, and I can't get in touch with them anymore. Before this experience I highly recommended movespeed products (batteries and storage) but since the customer support refuses to honor their warranty or even respond to my messages, I do not believe I will be recommending them going forward. Buy at your own risk.

Ok, the decoration is a bit over-the-top, and as others have said, the display is rather dim and hard to read in bright lighting. but it's got a lot of power and the smallest design for how many batteries it holds. not big and bulky, but it is heavy. you are not going to slip this into a pocket or purse, and you will notice it in your backpack. i intend on taking mine on camping trips. much smaller than my other large 'power generators' that have all the ports i never use anyway. the strap handle is actually nice, i just hope it's secure in the long term.note, it doesn't come with a charger/plug for itself. i just use my usb-c chargers i already have and i'm glad i didn't get another one i didn't need. if you don't already have a usb-c charger, you will need one.so if you need a portable (luggable) battery bank for usb-c and usb-a devices without tons of features and connections you probably won't use anyway, this is a good option for you. i'm happy with my purchase.

Works great, much bigger than I thought it would be, and not exactly cube shaped but I assume it's just a catchy name. On a full charge, I was able to charge my phone from less than 20% to full about 8 times.

UPDATE after receiving the 22W and 100W Units:I'm a dummy. Yes I am still keeping both, but hear me out. When they say to charge and drain these guys 100% 3xs, they aren't joking. I didn't think functionality would change after doing the 3 times charge deal, it did. Now that I've charged and drained the 100W 3 times (I was too impatient during my last review), I can charge all 3 Steam Decks in my house at the same time and a keyboard (that's all I had to throw in a slot at the time). But yes, you can use ALL CHARGING PORTS at the same time on BOTH wattage devices AFTER doing the 3xs fully drain and charge technique. I am now blessed with these glorious power beasts.(Below is my old review of being an impatient dummy)I, like other big brains, went for the 1100w first. Because why? Because "mo powah mo beta" right? Wrong. I can charge laptops and higher end tablets with this thing using all the ports, no problem. The second down USBC port is able to charge things like the Steam Deck or the Nintendo Switch. Then the USBA ports are all ok for basically everything else.Well that dashed my plans to charge my whole family of Steam Decks all at once. Dang.So I've now placed a second order for the 22w bad boy. I'm assuming it will be just as good as the 100w but actually registerable on all of the devices. This isn't my first rodeo with MOVE SPEED and I have another of their power supplies (Energy Planet) that I use for charging my Steam Deck and powering an external monitor at the same time for big comfy time. 70,000mAH?! I will be charging my dek, my husbands deck, and my mothers deck during intense game time...(And yes, I am keeping the 100W as well.. because I am a power hoarder)TL;DR : 100W for laptops and high end power suckers, 22W for hand held game systems and ya know.. cellphones and junk.