Power Bank 60000mAh 22.5W Fast Charging Portable Charger with Flashlight, 4 Outputs & 3 Inputs LED Display Huge Capacity External Battery Pack for Most Electronic Devices on The Market

First - You CAN take this on a plane. There are reviews stating you cannot. I just got on 4 flights with this charger. As of this date of posting, TSA allows charging banks but they cannot go into checked luggage. It must go into your carry on. When the charger is on/in use on the flight, it must be with you visibly - in case it starts overheating so that it does not cause a fire.Second - I love this charger. It kept everyone charged. iPhones and Androids. Everyone got to use it.Third - I love its portability. Although it is a bit heavy, I can put it in a bag and charge from anywhere at anytime.Finally - This is a fast charger and will charge your device as if it were connected to any other fast charger. I can go from 30 to 100 in about a hour. To charge the device, I leave it plugged into my laptop charger for a day and it will get a full charge. This would be enough power to charge my phone all week and then some. Not enough power to charge a laptop.I've not dropped it or spilled anything on it so I cannot speak on it's durability but it seems pretty sturdy.

Need an extra power bank for a 4 days trip and it works perfectly fine for 3 phones, an iPad and a camera. Charge the power bank to 100% from 20% and it takes about 6hrs. The weight is heavier and the size is bigger than my other one, but that one was 3w mah, but that’s expected. Overall it’s a great price when use it for a one week trip.

I like the design of it and the capacity is also good. I can charge my phone so many times without worrying about running out of battery. I also love the little display that shows how much battery is left . The only thing is that itsa little heavy, so it’s not the best for walking around while using your phone, but for travel or just keeping it in your bag, it’s perfect.

I havent used it yet but it came right when it was supposed to with an 85% charge on it. I charged it the rest of the way up and have not tried it out yet. It was a little heavier than I expected so I won't be carrying it around in my purse. But it's got a bright flashlight on it for emergencies and will be great for charging things at home. And at a great price. I'm happy.

I took this 60,000mAh monster on a 3-day camping trip, and it outperformed all my expectations. It kept two phones, a tablet, a portable camp fan and a Bluetooth speaker running the entire time – the multi-outputs were a lifesaver when our group needed simultaneous charging. The 22.5W fast charging delivered about 50% battery to my iPhone in minutes (way faster than my old power bank). Yes, it's heavy (like carrying a brick), but watching my friends beg to borrow it while their portable chargers died was priceless. Only complaint? The solar panel version might be better for extended off-grid use, but for regular trips, this is unbeatable.

The power bank so far Iis working great. It is a little big and bulky. I thought it wasn't going to fit in a case I have, but it did. It was wwereveryveryorth the price I paid. The instructions were very vague. It took some time to charge to full capacity. I've used it to charge my phone. It worked well.

No where in the Amazon description did it tell you this battery pack is not TSA compliant because it exceeds the maximum 100wh threshold for lithium batteries. In the written instructions with the battery, it says so, but not the on-line information that I was able to find before buying. So buy it and try to fly with it and TSA will confiscate it. It can't go as checked luggage and it can't go as carryon luggage so don't plan on traveling with it.

it came with 68% power already so it was quick to charge till 100%, the weight is kind of heavy but i don’t think that’s an issue because I’m going to use it when the power outages come not traveling with this, and this gives me a lot more secure since I don’t always charge my phone and power outages can come anytime in Florida