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EcoFlow RAPID Pro X Power Bank
99.5 Wh and a 140 W USB-C port: the laptop bank that flies
Worth the upgrade
Why it's on my list
The bank for the backup laptop and the comms bag. 27,650 mAh sits just under the airline's 100 Wh carry-on line, the 140 W port charges any USB-C laptop at full speed or runs a Starlink Mini over a USB-C to DC cable, and two 65 W ports take the phones at the same time. A step up from the slow 60,000 mAh bank when the laptop has to come back to life.
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What it is
27,650 mAh (99.5 Wh), air-travel legal. 300 W total output across three USB-C ports: one 140 W and two 65 W, all PD 3.1. 320 W input; about 20 minutes to 80 percent from EcoFlow's 320 W charging station, and any 100 W USB-C charger or PD solar panel refills it. LCD screen with the charge state, app for battery-care limits, detachable magnetic cases, 700 g. Ships with the RAPID Pro X Magnetic Block retractable cable. 24-month warranty.
Where it earns its place
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