Anker's mobile battery that can charge a laptop PC is too good for the capacity and size!

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　Did you have any trouble because the battery of a laptop PC is gone on the go?The other day, when I went to real interviews for the first time in a long time, I forgot to charge my laptops and sometimes interviewed me.

　Since the Corona evil, it has become normal for interviews to be performed online, but recently a little calm, and in realistic interviews has been performed.The other day, there was a real interview after a long absence, but I did it there.When I was interviewing, I used a mobile notebook PC that was easy to carry, but I completely forgot to charge the notebook PC, which was a long time ago.

　Fortunately, the interview on the day ended in a short time, but I wasn't worried about covering the battery level and the remaining interview time.She was careful not to forget business cards in real interviews after a long absence, but she wouldn't forget the charging.

　So, this time, I decided to buy Anker's USB PD (Power Delivery) compatible mobile battery.

　Although it is a mobile battery that is useful for smartphone charging, etc., there are some things that can supply USB PD and charge laptops recently.The Lenovo ThinkPad T480S I use supports USB PD charging, so if you have such a mobile battery, you can charge it on a moving train.

　However, even if you can charge USB PD, it cannot be used for charging the PC with an output such as 20W.Since the genuine charger is 65W, the ideal is 65W or more, but it has been confirmed that it can be charged even with 60W, so I searched for more than 60W.

　When I looked for it, it was surprising, and three models were found in the Anker PowerCore III series alone.

　First of all, the capacity is 25,600mAh and the "Anker PowerCore III ELITE 25600 85W" and "Anker PowerCore III ELITE 25600 60W".The biggest difference is that the maximum output of USB PD is 85W and 60W, although these two are almost the same size.And the other "Anker PowerCore III 19200 60W" is 19,200mAh, as the name suggests, the size is slightly compact, and the maximum output of USB PD is 60W.

　At the time of writing, the single item of "Anker PowerCore III ELITE 25600 85W" was sold out, and only a model with a PD charger was sold.

　For mobile batteries, the highest guy is the best.Lightness and size are also large indicators.The following table compares the specifications.

　"Anker PowerCore III ELITE 25600 85W" and "Anker PowerCore III ELITE 25600 60W" are almost the same for both dimensions and weight."Anker PowerCore III ELITE 25600 85W" supports up to 100W, and has four output ports.

　On the other hand, "Anker PowerCore III 19200 60W" is about 150g light.When it comes to 150g, the weight is over one AA battery and over 6 AA batteries.In terms of ratio, it is about 25 % lighter, so it can be said that it is a difference that can be understood with a sense of body.However, the battery capacity is reduced by 25 %.