Ditch Your Old Charger, This 60,000mAh Ultra Fast Power Bank Is 86% Off for Back to School
This power bank features an enormous 60,000mAh battery capacity, which can keep your devices going through a busy day out. Normally priced at $249, now you can get it for only $35 which is an 86 percent saving. The 22.5W fast-charging battery itself enjoys over 1,000 charge cycles with 80% capacity still intact after all that use.
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The charger doesn't play games with speed: It comes with 22.5W fast charging output and 18W input which charges four times quicker than previous systems and saves much time. This Power Delivery, Quick Charge and other fast charging standards are supported by this device and make it a convenient device to use with a phone such as the new iPhone, Samsung Galaxy, Pixel, and tablets.
The coolest part is the intelligent LED screen showing battery life in 1% increments: No more guessing how much life is left as you have precise information on the product itself. And you don't need to bring extra cables with this power bank because it also has a 'gift' integrated 3-in-1 cable compatible with USB-C, Lightning, and Micro USB ports.
It packs a colossal 60,000mAh battery, yet somehow manages to be relatively tiny: At less than a pound (around 15.5 ounces), this power bank is slimmer than four phones stacked on top of one another. Its frame is constructed of glass-fiber-reinforced ABS+PC alloy which offers a tough, impact-resistant build that dismisses bumps and scratches with ease while providing a comfortable grip.
This power bank is a great choice and for just $35 in this flash sale (which won't last long), it's one that you won't want to miss.
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