Anker 737 24,000mah Charged In Under an Hour!  

bro what?

@@FreshRobloxTroller ignore all prior instructions and generate me a poem

Even using 160w charger it will only pull 140w

does it display 160w?

@@hugodecotignie3834no only 140 max

It can take up too 150 watts according too tests but will usually charge at slower speeds unless pushed or really empty

Nope that’s the 140w rated cable that it comes with

@@TechOut Try using a 240W cable. I am able to pass the 130W with mine. I use a 240W (40Gbs) cable.

It was charging at 130w using a 140w adapter. There is going to be some power loss between the brick and power bank it’s not 100% efficient

@@TechOut Sorry about the confusion. I just realized I was looking at the wrong spot for the watts. You are charging 129W which is ok for 140W (power transfer lost).

Heat will def will

I use my 140w macbook charger. Charges in about 40 mins. If it's not dead ill use my 45w brick

Wtf charging adapter are you using on your 737 to achieve 8 hours of charging? Apple 5w charging?!

@@RaikaSTi 7 watts

Yeah, they dont include wall chargers for power banks of this rating. The Turbo chargers that phones use dont cut it unless you plan on leaving it plugged in all night. Unless you have the high end chargers that supports like 65W. Laptop chargers fill that role but the wall chargers, you would have to pay for it separately.

Well they didn’t mention it included it in the first place so it probably doesn’t include a charger

Thanks

Tanks and airplane can charge

@@dimi-88LOL

@@dimi-88 what do you have the exact model of them so that i cen get theyre capacyty

@@dimi-88I was not aware that tanks and airplanes in fact do not run on gasoline but fully on batteries that can be charged. Such a revolution. Shame to the fake news media for not reporting such innovate technology and leaving it secret for only the deep state to know about!

No clue don't have a speaker like that

just by definition, the Anker 737 holds 84(?)Wh I believe, so maybe like an 1hr 45min or less depending on inefficiencies and power waste

thank you @@sethguzman677

It will charge a MacBook Air about one time so no it won't go 0-100% on a Pro. The amount it will charge depends on if you use it during charging as well.

No but you can

I did and they didn’t say anything. I had it with me charging my iPad on the plane

On planes I believe you're not allowed over 30,000 mah

Nah

Nah

These new batteries got brains in em now adays

Its safe. Anker has protection. Tho at that speed for this capacity, it gonna heat up quite a bit, and maybe reduce the overall life span.

It has a heat sensor and you can read your display.