Makoval 24,000mAh 65W Portable Laptop Charger with Built-In USB-C Cable
Product description
The built-in USB-C cable doubles as a carry strap, so this Makoval power bank can travel without a separate charging cable for compatible devices. Its 24,000mAh capacity and 65W laptop charging are aimed at people who need backup power for work or travel, not just a quick phone top-up.
A digital display shows the remaining battery percentage and charging status. The charger also has a USB-C input/output port and two USB-A ports, giving you several ways to connect devices at once.
How to use it
Use the built-in USB-C cable or the USB-C and USB-A ports to connect your devices. The advertised 65W laptop charging applies only through a USB-C port, so check that your laptop charges over USB-C before relying on this as its backup power source. The listing names MacBook Pro, Dell XPS, and Surface among compatible laptops, along with phones, tablets, and other small electronics.
For a travel day, it can serve as a shared backup for a USB-C laptop, phone, and smaller accessories. The cable pulls out for charging and fits back into its slot to work as a hand strap. That integrated setup is useful if you prefer fewer loose accessories in a work bag, someone who already carries a dedicated cable may care more about port selection and charging needs than the strap.
Product specs
- Capacity: 24,000mAh
- Laptop charging: Up to 65W through a USB-C port
- Connectivity: Built-in USB-C cable, one USB-C input/output port, and two USB-A ports
- Display: Digital LED display for battery percentage and charging status
- Color: Black
- What’s included: Power bank, user manual, and USB-C cable
Strengths
The practical draw is the combination of laptop-oriented output and multiple connection options in one portable charger. The listing says it can charge up to four devices at once, which may suit a traveler carrying a laptop, phone, earbuds, and another accessory. Actual charging speed and results will depend on the connected device and charging setup, the 65W figure is specifically associated with USB-C laptop charging.
The display gives a clearer read on remaining charge than a basic indicator with only a few lights. The manufacturer also describes a six-layer safety system intended to address risks such as overcharging, overheating, overcurrent, and short circuits. These are stated features, not a substitute for checking whether the power bank’s capacity and connections suit your particular devices.
Buyer feedback is positive about the product’s quality, while reports on charging speed are mixed: some customers describe quick charging and others say it takes a long time. That makes charging speed a less certain reason to choose it than the stated capacity, display, or built-in cable.
Should you buy it?
It suits you if you want one power bank for USB-C laptop backup and several smaller devices, and the integrated cable and carry strap fit how you travel. It might not be a great match if your laptop does not charge through USB-C, or if you need consistently fast charging as the deciding feature, customer feedback on speed is divided. For someone who mainly needs phone charging, a simpler power bank may be enough, while this model’s laptop-focused output and extra ports make more sense when a work setup has several devices to keep powered.