- SHARGEEK 170 Power Bank, 140W PD3.1 Portable Charger 24,000mAh/ 86.4Wh High Capacity with Smart Display, 170W Total Output Battery Pack for Laptop MacBook Pro iPhone 17/16/15/ Galaxy S26

TL;DR: This is the power bank that runs my entire mobile ops center: laptop, phone, tablet, portable monitor — all at once. The battery life is fantastic, the display is incredibly useful, and the build quality is top-notch. It’s big and heavy, so this is a backpack item, not a pocket charger. Overall, an excellent high-capacity PD3.1 power bank for serious workloads. Full Review: I use a lot of portable gear every day, and this has become the core piece of equipment that keeps everything running when I’m away from a wall outlet. It’s lived in my backpack since the day I got it, and it hasn’t let me down once. Functionality: This power bank is the definition of “good gear.” It can run three devices at once without struggling — my laptop (via PD), my phone, and my portable monitor all at the same time. Even better, I can charge the power bank itself while powering two other devices! Everything about it feels stable and intentional. This isn’t a “just charge your phone” device — it’s a small power station. Battery Life: Battery life is excellent. With 24,000mAh / 86.4Wh, I’ve never managed to drain it during a single work session, even while running multiple devices. The smart display shows: current watt draw remaining runtime battery percentage charging speed If you’re fast-charging a phone and it says “6 hours remaining,” that number climbs once the load drops. So in practice, real-world runtime is often longer than the initial estimate. Completely expected, and very useful. Size: This is where expectations matter. This power bank is: too large for a pocket too heavy for a purse perfect for backpacks, sling bags, or a work case It’s basically a compact, high-power brick — and that’s exactly what it’s supposed to be. I carry a backpack everywhere I go, so this isn’t an issue. Capacity: From the specs: 24,000mAh 86.4Wh total TSA-safe (under 100Wh limit) This is plenty for: a laptop recharge hours of runtime for portable monitors multiple phone charges powering an entire mobile workstation I never worry about running out of power. Heat Resistance: Thermals are very good. Under normal loads it stays cool, and even during fast charging it only gets warm — never hot. I don’t leave power banks in a hot car (Nebraska summers will cook anything), but in regular use it’s been perfectly stable. Quality: Excellent build quality. The casing is solid, the transparent shell and smart display look great, and the power regulation is clean and consistent. Ports feel sturdy and the included 240W USB-C cable is actually high quality — not a cheap throw-in. It looks good and performs even better. Bottom Line: If you need a small charger for occasional phone top-offs, this is overkill. But if you run multiple devices, travel often, or carry a mobile workstation like I do, this power bank is absolutely worth it. It can supply serious power, it lasts a long time, and it never stumbles. A reliable, high-output, daily-carry power bank — and now an essential part of my mobile setup.

This is the best portable power bank you can buy. As an Anker user, I usually stick with them, but their quality and customer service have been horrible lately, leading me to search for a different brand. I’ve tried all the brands on Amazon, and this is by far the best 140W power bank. All power banks are typically bland and simple, but this one has a very cool skeleton look. The large screen, which is visible in any light setting, is truly amazing. It feels and looks like a premium DIY battery bank, with plenty of capacitors and high-quality parts. The battery cells are also top-notch, costing the same as Samsung cells. The best part is the simplicity of the design and components. With high-quality ports, you can simply swap out the batteries after a few years when they no longer hold a full charge, unlike Anker banks which can't be opened and require you to buy a new one. It charges really fast with the provided cable and 140W wall adapter. It charges from 0 to 50 percent in 20 minutes and drops to 80-90W to finish while cooling down. It charges fully in a little over an hour. I saw a reviewer mention it took all day to charge—yeah, no sh.., you’re charging it at 20W vs 140W or at the very least 100W. I have both Anker’s 140W batteries that look boring and simple. They work exactly the same and cost the same, but I always pick this one up with my MacBook M3 Max, which charges it at 140W using the Apple charging cord. It even lets me set my computer on it. I even love the provided Type-C cable that I’ve been searching for a while. With this power bank and the included cable, I can get up to 120W on a TS101 soldering iron, which is unheard of. The cable supports 240W and is super light and flexible, allowing me to control the soldering iron with ease without damaging the Type-C port. This is a great quality power bank that made me forget about my Anker. I will definitely be buying more for backup.

I am so very pleased with this device. It keeps your devices fully charged while you're on the go. It's heavy, so do consider that as it will add some weight to your travel pouch. I would say it weighs about the same as a 3 pound weight. It's encased in what feels like very durable plastic. I definitely don't think it would survive a drop on concrete, but if you've come across this, you are not the accident prone type anyway. This is a very cool looking, highly functional, properly priced peice or equipment for those that are on the go often and need their devices charged quickly by a high capacity device. This fits the bill perfectly. The battery capacity is through the roof. You can charge an S25 Ultra for 0 to 100 percent approx 3 times. Same with the iPhone 16 pro max. Super fast charging is supported, and you can see how long it will take this device to recharge, and power left. You can also see the charging speed of whatever you plug into it. Small travel pouch is included, along with a high quality braided type C cable. Don't think twice, this is the one to get!

Extremely disappointed. Such a wonderful design and functionality, but I've had this issue happen TWICE ALREADY, where the screen would suddenly show some weird patterns and I can no longer use the power bank. The first time it happened within a few days of purchasing one, the second time it happened a few months after I started using it. Either way, this is not acceptable for an expensive power bank like this.

BLOWS EVERY OTHER OUTTA THE WATER, DECENT SIZED FOR THE POWER, MULTIPLE CHARGING PORTS, HUGE BATTERY LIFE AND BOYYYYYYYYY FAST AS F$%# In all seriousness its a great power bank for those laptop users always on the go, if you want a phone one, the smaller one is more your flow.

TL;DR Other power banks out there will charge plenty fast at 100 watts. This device is more for a futureproof experience and high powered output. If you don’t have anything that uses more than 100 watts total or more pass on this. It’s a niche device even though it shines in some areas. It’s slippery and heavy but has a nice sized screen so you know what speed things are charging at. It’s not 100% accurate but better than nothing. This is not a budget device at least not at the time of this review. I would recommend this for looks and futureproof reasons with a side of high input and output power. Review: Only one reason I bought this: to charge as fast as possible. I didn’t want to spend more than 100 bucks and this was slightly out of my budget ($108 before tax) but there are times I barely have any time to charge my power bank. I will admit though I do like the looks and it did influence my decision. I personally like being able to see the inside in case anything goes wrong that can be spotted visually. I’m use to handling large capacity power banks 18650 and 21700 cells DIY kits and similar gear so something hefty like this never bothered me. I tested it as much as possible to charge it as fast as I could with the cables and chargers I own and it checks out. I own a 120W and now I’ve got a 140W but I doubt my cable will reach that high, though it might. I don’t have ultra high wattage cables or power bricks to fully test its maximum input and output, so my results are based on the equipment I currently own at least for now. I did use the 240w cable with the 140w brick though to max it out as much as I could. This thing is sturdy overall. I like the ability to see the battery inside the unit. It helps if anything goes wrong with the cells inside. If there is swelling or fire, you will see it quickly. Not that it’s meant to scare anyone though. This thing is pretty safe. The edges can hit the ground and protect. The see through material is durable but its not that thick like bullet proof glass at the check-cashing places. It will crack with the right strike or pressure so do be careful. My main issue is you cannot charge or input from two of the Type-C ports on this at the same time. Other power banks I have allow me to do this so I can reach the full 140W recharge speed without needing a 140W or 240W single cable or brick respectively. It does not like having two charging sources plugged into it at once and it will reject one. Had no issues as of yet and it works well. Its not the best one I could find but out of all the power banks I own excluding power stations, this is the one I take on days (when traveling light) I need the fastest charge possible in a short amount of time.

I did run into some issues with the first unit—the screen stopped working and the charge retention was not good. I contacted Sharge customer support and they were responsive. They replaced it quickly. Being able to see the components is really cool. I’ll see how this new unit works out and update if necessary.

Pros: * It's charges my steam deck quickly! * It recharges quickly too (about 1 hour @ 66w) * It looks neat Cons: * Heavy * Takes up a lot of room in a backpack Annoying issue: * If you plug in a ring camera (1 watt consumption) and the battery is around 50%-60% then the battery will randomly drain to 0% instantly. This feels like a bug since it happens every time. This needs to be investigated by the maker