Best power bank

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Looking for a recommendation for a good quality power bank for charging laptop, ipad, iphone, bluetooth speaker(s), camera, iwatch charger and rechargeable torch. I have multiple usb points in the van, however, it often means I have devices plugged in all over the place and wires trailing everywhere. I would rather charge one brick up and plug them all into it in one place. I have a number of the cheapies, they do not deliver anywhere near claimed power and would like one powerful and reliable unit, if it delivers I do not mind if it is expensive. I am not looking for a solar power station just a block of reliable power. Any recommendations appreciated
 
What exactly are you looking for?
I have a handheld 20000mAh power bank but that only has 2 USB charging ports
I have a hefty power station which has 6 USB charging ports + 2 240v sockets and a 12v one
...and I have mains powered multi port USB charger.

All work very well and incidentally happen all to be Anker brand.
 
I have an Ecoflow Delta,which would do the job very well.

The smaller version is cheaper. The reason I went for an Ecoflow was the speed they recharge.
Most charge fully in less than an hour,where other makes take 3 or 4 hours.

 
Bluetti is my choice.
Recently upgraded my EB70 to a AC180 model. If anybody is interested I might sale the EB70, if given a good offer.
Will be available for viewing at the Woodside Field April rally.
 
What exactly are you looking for?
I have a handheld 20000mAh power bank but that only has 2 USB charging ports
I have a hefty power station which has 6 USB charging ports + 2 240v sockets and a 12v one
...and I have mains powered multi port USB charger.

All work very well and incidentally happen all to be Anker brand.
You seem to have most angles covered there. I have a mains powered multi port usb charger and guess I was trying to replicate that when off grid. I have been disappointed with the two 20000mAh cheapies that I have, and have been looking at the Anker brand, something like the Anker Prime 27,650mAh Power Bank, however, it is a lot of money (don't mind if it is the best) and just wondering what others had used, not bothered about a 12v socket.

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I have an Ecoflow Delta,which would do the job very well.

The smaller version is cheaper. The reason I went for an Ecoflow was the speed they recharge.
Most charge fully in less than an hour,where other makes take 3 or 4 hours.

Looks a great machine, a bit big for what I had in mind thank you
 
Bluetti is my choice.
Recently upgraded my EB70 to a AC180 model. If anybody is interested I might sale the EB70, if given a good offer.
Will be available for viewing at the Woodside Field April rally.
Thanks, bit of an overkill for my needs, looks a great bit of kit though.
 
I have a Bluetti EB70 and a smaller Ecoflow River 2, both for home use and both with LiFePO4 batteries. I think the Ecoflow is the better unit, more features and can be controlled and monitored from an app. However both are good units.
 
Just a lateral thinking moment, but our Duracell standby starter battery pack has a LED light on it and also a USB outlet.
I've never tried it for that function, but see no reason as to why it shouldn't be used as a power pack and it can sit in the van to be used for it's intended purpose, so two birds with one stone as it were.
Many others are available,
Mike

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