UGREEN Laptop Power Bank 25,000mAh

If you mainly need a compact backup for a phone, a simpler charger may be easier to carry. The UGREEN Nexode Pro is aimed at a different job: keeping a laptop and smaller devices running through a workday or a stretch of travel, with built-in cables and a screen to show charging information.

Its 90Wh rating is described as airline-friendly, though airline rules can vary. The key tradeoff is convenience versus cable reach: the USB-C cable retracts into the unit, but its listed length is 26.7 inches.

How to use it

Use the retractable USB-C cable to connect a compatible laptop or phone without packing a separate cable for that connection. The product also includes a 13.8-inch integrated strap cable. Picture setting the bank beside your laptop at a gate and pulling out the built-in cable to top up before boarding, it keeps the setup tidy, but the short reach may limit where you can place the power bank while using a device.

The listed capacity is 25,000mAh, with 200W maximum output and up to 100W per USB-C port. It also advertises 100W×3 fast charging. Those figures make it more suited to powering multiple devices than a small phone-only bank, but total output and charging speed can depend on the devices connected. The built-in cable supports 100W PD input and output, so it can also be used to recharge the power bank.

Pros

• Retractable USB-C cable reduces the need to pack a separate cable, and the additional strap cable gives you another built-in option.
• The TFT display shows output wattage, battery health, charge cycles, and estimated time remaining. What is more useful when juggling devices: a basic battery indicator or a screen that reports charging details? For someone tracking a laptop top-up, the extra information may help with planning.
• Low Current Mode is intended for earbuds and smartwatches, while support for PD 3.1, QC 3.0, FCP, SCP, and AFC covers a range of charging standards.
• UGREEN lists a 90Wh rating as airline-friendly and describes 13-layer protection with temperature monitoring. The stated 30-minute example applies specifically to charging two MacBook Pro 16-inch models to 43%, it should not be read as a promise for every laptop or charging setup.

Worth considering if you want one high-capacity power bank for a laptop, phone, and lower-current accessories, especially when reducing loose cables matters. The display and built-in cables add practical detail beyond a basic battery pack.

Spec sheet

• Type: Laptop power bank
• Capacity: 25,000mAh, 90Wh
• Maximum output: 200W
• USB-C output: Up to 100W per port
• Built-in cables: 26.7-inch retractable USB-C cable and 13.8-inch strap cable
• Display: TFT screen with output, battery health, cycles, and estimated time remaining
• Charging standards: PD 3.1, QC 3.0, FCP, SCP, and AFC

The display’s remaining-time estimate is not a fixed runtime guarantee. Without that measurement, treat it as a guide, since the connected device and its power draw affect how long the charge lasts.

Buying verdict

This power bank makes more sense than a basic phone-focused option when laptop support, multiple charging standards, and cable storage are priorities. Better avoided if you need a long cable run, want a lighter everyday phone-only backup, or need confirmed charging results for a specific device: the listing names broad compatibility but does not provide a model-by-model charging chart. Before relying on the 90Wh rating for a flight, check the rules that apply to your airline and itinerary.