24000mAh Power Bank 88.8Wh with Dual USB 📱
Description:
This portable power bank combines high capacity with multiple fast-charging outputs, offering a reliable way to keep phones, tablets and small gadgets powered while travelling or during outages. With 24,000 mAh (3.7 V, 88.8 Wh) capacity and support for USB-C Power Delivery plus dual USB outputs, it aims to extend device use on long trips and busy days.
Key Points
The power bank includes one USB-C PD input/output and two USB-A outputs compatible with QC3.0, allowing simultaneous charging of up to three devices. A digital display shows remaining charge so you can plan recharging stops more accurately. Its aluminium and carbon-fibre style casing is described as lightweight and impact resistant, and the unit is reported to be water-resistant to IPX5 according to the manufacturer. The built-in Smart IC adjusts output for connected devices and there is a low current mode for small accessories like wireless earbuds.
Technical Specifications
- Name: Power Bank 24000mAh 3.7V 88.8Wh
- Capacity: 24000 mAh (3.7 V), 88.8 Wh
- Outputs: USB-C PD (input/output), 2 x USB-A QC3.0
- Fast charge power: up to 22.5 W
- Safety features: overcharge, over-discharge, overheat and short-circuit protection
- Water resistance: IPX5 (manufacturer statement)
Advantages
The large capacity translates into many additional hours of use for phones and tablets, for example several full charges for typical smartphones according to typical battery sizes. Fast charging via USB-C PD helps reduce wait times when you need a quick top-up during travel. The low current mode is useful for prolonging battery life of sensitive accessories while maintaining charging safety. A clear numeric display is more convenient than indicator LEDs for judging remaining power.
Usage Recommendations
For long trips, keep the power bank charged before departure and use the USB-C PD port to recharge the pack faster. Use the low current mode when charging small devices such as fitness bands or true wireless earbuds to avoid overcharging. Consider that with 88.8 Wh capacity some airlines restrict carriage in checked luggage and cabin carriage may be subject to airline limits according to current regulations, so verify requirements with the carrier before flying.
