Anker Power Bank Power Station 60,000mAh,Portable Outdoor Generator 87W with Smart Digital Display, Retractable Auto Lighting and SOS Mode, Home Backup(PowerCore Reserve 192Wh) for Travel, Camping
$21.99
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Light the Way, Power All Day
1 Outdoors
2 In Car
3 Home Backup
Model Number: A1294
Colossal Capacity to Power Multiple Devices
With a massive 60,000mAh capacity or 192Wh, Anker 548 Power Bank enables you to charge your devices multiple times, giving you total peace of mind during blackouts or when you’re off-grid.
Illuminate Your Space During Outages
The retractable emergency light provides auto lighting to help you locate the charger quickly. Adjust the light to use two comfortable levels of brightness or use an SOS mode for emergencies.
Durable and Long-Lasting
The power bank boasts a lifespan that is 10× longer than other models. It retains an impressive 85% of its charge even after one year without recharging, ensuring it is always ready whenever you need it.
Smart Display for Easy Monitoring
A smart display shows important information such as battery level, input and output power, remaining charge time, charging modes, and more.
Note 1 When in auto mode, the power bank must be connected to a power source via the USB-C 1 port to activate emergency lighting. Note 2 The power bank is compatible with a solar charger featuring an XT-60 connector, ranging from 10-24V. Note 3 When using a single port, the maximum output is 60W for USB-C and 18W for USB-A. When multiple ports are used simultaneously, the total output varies between 20W (minimum) and 87W (maximum). Note 4 Using multiple ports will result in varied output power. Please refer to the detailed input / output specifications on the bottom of the product. Note 5 Power loss occurs because the power bank remains inactive during transportation and storage. Generally, it will lose 20% of its charge over three months. Note 6 To test functionality, please charge the power bank from 0% to 100% and then discharge it from 100% to 0%. If the battery percentage drops quickly from 70% to 30% after this cycle, you can return it.
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Main Feature
60,000mAh, Foldable LED Lamp
300W,TurboBoost,AppControl
PD 3.1, Max 140W
Built-In C Cable*2
Anker Prime 27K 250W
87W Max Fast Charging
Anker Prime 9.6K PowerBank 65W
Output Ports
USB-C*2, USB-A*2
2 USB-C+1 USB-A
2 USB-C, 1 USB-A
Built-in C Cable*2 + 1C1A
2 USB-C + 1 USB-A
Built-In C Cable + 1C1A
2 USB-C
Recharging Time
~ 4 Hours (60W)
～1.06 Hours(134W)
~1 Hour (140W)
~2 Hours(100W)
~0.72 Hours (140W)
~1.5 Hours
~1.4 Hours(65W)
Size
4.59 x 4.59 x 8.17 inches
6.29×1.49×2.47 in
6.13*2.15*1.95 in
6.18 * 1.93 * 2.12 in
6.37 × 2.24 × 1.96 in
6.2 x 2.89 x 1.02 in
4.53 x 1.65 x 1.71 in
Weight
5.1 pounds
1.32lb
630g/1.39lb
595g/21oz/1.31lb
667g/24oz/1.47lb
0.97lb
303g/11oz/0.67lb
Why does the charging pause for a few seconds when I plug in another device?
The power bank reallocates power internally, which takes a few seconds to complete. This is a normal process, so there is no need to worry.
Why does the device show that it’s charging, but the displayed power remains at 0W?
The power bank has a 0.1W resolution. For devices like headphones or smartwatches with high battery levels, the charging power may fall below 0.1W. Rest assured, the power bank continues to charge the device even if the displayed power shows 0W.
Why does the laptop’s battery level decrease when connected to a power bank for charging?
The power bank’s USB-C port supports bidirectional charging. Ensure your laptop is charging by checking after connecting the cable and disconnecting once fully charged.
How do I enable the “light” feature during power outages?
1. Press the “light” button to turn on the screen.
2. Long press the “light” button to activate. “Auto” indicates it’s on.
3. Connect to a power source via USB-C 1.
4. Place where light is unobstructed.
5. Light auto-activates during power outages.
How can I adjust the screen timeout settings?
1. When idle with a battery level circle, press the SOS button twice to enter the settings page.
2. Press and hold for 2 seconds to switch between different screen timeout settings.
3. Press the SOS button twice to exit the settings page.
Sustainable Power Anywhere: Harness the sun’s energy with solar panel compatibility for eco-conscious charging on-the-go. This Anker power station is ideal for maintaining your devices powered while you’re out and about.
Safety in Your Pocket: This Anker power station comes with a built-in retractable light and an SOS button, providing peace of mind during unexpected emergencies and ensuring you’re always prepared.
Power Duo for Your Devices: Charge a laptop and a phone swiftly with 60W and 27W USB-C ports on this Anker power station, keeping all your gadgets ready and operational no matter where you are.
Uninterrupted Connectivity: A robust 60,000mAh Anker power bank battery ensures your iPhone 14 stays charged over 10 times, or keeps a 3W LED lamp lit for 42.3 hours during prolonged outings or blackouts, so you do not have to worry about losing power.
What You Get: Anker 548 Power Bank (PowerCore Reserve 192Wh), 1.9 ft (60 cm) USB-C to USB-C cable, welcome guide, worry-free 3-year warranty, and our friendly customer service. (Note: Wall charger and XT-60 cable not included)
12 reviews for Anker Power Bank Power Station 60,000mAh,Portable Outdoor Generator 87W with Smart Digital Display, Retractable Auto Lighting and SOS Mode, Home Backup(PowerCore Reserve 192Wh) for Travel, Camping
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Chris C –
About The Charging Speed…
Many reviews mention that it charges oh, so slowly. I tried lots of things. I started out plugging it into the front USB connector on my computer. 3 Watts, (The display on this device lets you know this.) Then I used a small “wall wart”. 5 watts. I have a really nice plug-in charger with multiple charging ports. I started out with USB A to USB C. 5 watts. My charger box has a 20 watt USB C port and a 65 watt USB C connector. I used the included USB C cable and plugged it into the 65 watt connector. BAM! It started charging at 57 watts. It eventually (about 80% charged) dropped to 44 watts. So, I’m starting out disagreeing with it’s biggest problem, according to many reviews. It charged to 100% in about 4 hours. At 100%, it showed 1 minute remaining and it stayed that way for a very long time. I unplugged it for about 5 minutes and plugged it back in. It started out right back at 60 watts, but dropped quickly to 44 watts. LiFePo batteries do that. I have huge ones in my off-grid solar and you have to set them up for an “equalization” phase on the charge controller. Time to stop getting more and more technical. This thing charged from 30% to 100% in about 4 hours. My plug-in power bank got quite warm, almost hot, during this time. The charging cable, itself, got a little warm. The unit, itself, got VERY slightly warm only on the bottom. To sum it up, this thing does NOT charge slowly, You just need the right charging setup for it to charge quickly.The next thing is the display. I have no idea how people could complain about the display. I find the display near perfect. It has a circular icon that fills in as it charges, a half circle at 50%, becoming a complete circle when it’s fully charged. It shows input power and output power. It tells you how many hours and minutes until it’s full or how many hours and minutes until it’s empty depending on whether its charging faster than it’s draining or draining faster than it’s charging. it has an “Auto” indicator when it’s in “Auto” mode. In “Auto” mode, you can connect the upper USB C connector to something that has power, and when the power goes off, this unit will automatically turn on its light, which is quite bright! I can’t believe it will last 40 hours!! SO nice!The most difficult thing I ran into was trying to set it to leave the display on longer than the default 30 seconds. I kept doing what the instructions say – hitting the SOS button twice and then holding it until the time changes. It never worked. Turns out you have to do this WHEN IT ISN’T CHARGING!! I may have just saved you 15 minutes.I got this for almost 50% off. In fact I only got it because of the price! I already have power stations, but they all weigh 40 or more pounds. This one, I can easily hold with my arm straight out. I think the price was very nice, considering it has a LiFePo battery!! I, like one reviewer, was a little surprised that it didn’t come with a charging cube. But, unlike that reviewer, I wasn’t disappointed. A 60 watt power cube isn’t your under ten dollar device. By the time you get to that much power, it’s quite costly. I’m sure they had some discussions about whether to send it with a cheap power cube, whether to send it with the power cube it needs or whether not to send a power cube with it at all. Finally, I just went and weighed it on a scale that’s not really meant to go that low. I had to push down on it to get the scale to turn on, and then quickly let go. It read 5.2 pounds, if you can trust that. I DO NOT consider that heavy and|or bulky.I’m VERY happy with this thing! Perfect for taking in the car on road trips or whatever! At a VERY nice price! If there were one thing I kind of wish it had, it would be a 12 volt lighter output. But you can’t have everything. Well, I never seem to be able to, anyway…
Kory –
Great
Used this to charge my phone everyday while camping for 8 days before I had to recharge it. Some days I would charge my phone a few times.Two cons: Not really a con but once your phone is at 100% it still drains the battery pack. So unplug your phone or whatever you’re charging once it’s done. Second, you cannot charge the battery pack from a usb port in your vehicle. That’s because of the voltage level from the car and has nothing to due with the pack.The light is also bright.
Q F. –
Lots of battery and so small
I love my anchor devices. I got a cord to hook up to my laptop so I can take this little battery and charge my laptop several times. I like that it’ll charge by solar. Just need a small solar panel under 60 watts and this will be awesome.
Princhessa –
Heavy/Sturdy
This is heavy… definitely has a battery that will hold some charge!I’ve only charged it up (took hours, did not use a fast charger), and tested the two light functions, and seems like it will be useful come power outage season here!
Publius Publico –
Portable power for those power MAD devices…. Uh, I like it.
Who really needs portable battery power for devices with usb connections.? Anybody? Oh everybody.I began using power stations a few years ago, most have AC hookups.My Backup portable was with 10 – 20 mah Power banks.I saw these as I was looking for a bit more than those on hand for running something longer without hauling about the larger power stations.This after comparison to models without AC plugs was a very tempting thing.All the hype that Anker puts out here is right on. If a review seems glowing it is because it’s a good thing.Mine arrived, I looked it over, looked for the quick start or some odd instructs but none related to operation so scanned in the qr thing and got the in’s and outs for this power bank. It was some 40 percent charged on arrival.Using a 65w charger and compatible charging cable the unit pulled in 58w charging on each of 2 different chargers. ( anker / apple ) . The unit has usb 3. With the blue or teal colored connectors . Matching those with charging cables is beneficial. The unit charged to 100 percent in about 2.5 hours.Using a 20w charger the unit showed 20w in : C to C . Using the solar connector and a 100 watt solar panel she was charging at 65w.[ edit / update ] running the unit to zero it charged right back to 100 percent in just about 3.? hrs. Aprox. At 58 input watts.using the USB A port and an ANKER USBA to LIGHTNING cable an IPad Air charged at 12w an iPhone SE 2 charged at 3-5 Watts. That’s under the avg 7 for this phone. The numbers were the same using a monoprice C to Lightning charge and sync cable.When charging the 10000 amp hour portable banks the output was 5 – 8 watts . C to C .I am in the process of running the power out to zero then seeing how fast and how much comes back.The length of time the screen displays and the agreeability of the led light to one’s eye is a personal preferences thing. With portable LED lights that are harsh to my eyes I will place a piece of cheesecloth as a diffuser.I vote yes on this power bank. Get one. Darned handy to have this to tote around the house or world.
CaliGal54 –
Good suggestion
Haven’t had a chance to use it yet. Bought it at my son’s suggestion. He has this and has been very happy with it.
Garrett –
Great charging station!
Great charging station! Keep it on my bedside table because I don’t have an outlet by my side of the bed. Also purchased it to keep my devices charged if there was a power outage!
Divyansh –
It does it’s job (could’ve been better if they gave 100watts output instead)
kirk –
We prefer camping on sites that have minimal facilities and never with electric hook-up. I’ve paired this with a fantastic solar panel (Anker don’t do one themselves that is compatible with this so bought an Ecoflow 110w 4 panel which is amazing). Over 5 days we charged phones, an iPad and a USB shower and it was brilliant. I don’t think I would trust a cheap version as I want to be safe around such a big battery. It’s so simple to use and the lantern light is a bonus. Great to see the input (Solar) and output wattage. All- round fantastic.
Boris Markelov –
I have bought it to use with my nebula capsule 3 laser projector. It works 7+ hours even when brightness is set to 100%. I will recommend this product if you are going to use portable devices without direct socket access.Looks and feels solid. Maximum output is enough for projector, steam deck and rog ally.I really love this!
Amazon Kunde –
Diese Powerbank ist wirklich gut. Durch ihr Display ist es einfach und überschaubar den Zustand der Ladung zu sehen. Auch was jeder Verbraucher verbraucht. Damit kann man auch indirekt seine USB Kabel überprüfen. Z.b. händy benötigt 9Watt daucht man die Kabel durch die man hat, konnte ich meine leicht defekten somit ausfindig machen. Praktisch.
Turki –
١ المنتج عجبني ..ولكن واجهت مشكلة في عدم إضاءة اللمبة ؟! ولا يوجد سياسة استرجاع ! ولكن كيف أصلحه؟! لأني ارغب بالمنتج ولكن أن يكون مكتمل الفرحة. شكرا٢ فجأةً! تم عمل اضاءة الليد من تلقاء نفسها! بعد مرور أسبوع الان يعتبر المنتج رائع في تحمله وفائدته المرجوة واضاءة الليد ليصبح كأبجورة وأيضا يساعد في تحديد مكانه في الظلام