INIU 100W 25000mAh Portable Charger for Laptop & Phone, Mini Power Bank with PD QC Fast Charging (USB-C in/Out) - High Capacity Electronics Battery Pack for iPad, Samsung, Travel, Camping, Hiking

It's funny that INIU seem to think these smarties of the Power Bank World are really for teenagers and young people! I am not a little bit older than that and I ADORE them. These are amazing Power Banks; beautifully made and designed in lots of smartie like colours - and wow! are they miniature. I have the 45W version and the 100W. The 100W is still small - but it is big! I mean.... it is not tiny! It is heavy too. BUT it packs a punch. Having tested the 45W mini versions (I have not tried the 65W versions - more on that later) - I would choose lots of the 45W versions rather than this beast.... but if you want the big power for a lap top this is probably your best bet. So before I do a quick comparison with Anker Power Banks - a quick word on availability. These are like gold dust. Nearly every colour is no longer available; most are now available in black. Until this week I had not heard of the brand at all. So now a comparison with Anker. These are much prettier things - Anker has nothing that comes close. These are also functional - not so many readouts and the cable is simpler. Instead of being welded, it is attached to the strap. Warranty: well Iniu promise three years no questions asked. I have not tested it. This is pretty much the best in the market. The big problem currently (May/June 2025) is complete lack of availability for almost all power Banks. I just wish they could keep up with demand - nearly everything is sold out. And please get more of the red, green and yellow ones! These are very little technological marvels - and we love them. You do not say that very often about Power Banks - but there you are. 5 STARS VERY highly recommended.

EDIT 19th June.Originally i was disappointed at how slow this charges. It’s 65watt and not 100watts as advertised on Amazon.The manufacturer contacted me and explained that the 100watt in was a typo and in fact it even states 65watt on the power bank itself.I was really grateful that this was pointed out (by a lovely CS person called Lucy, who was really helpful) as it’s the best power bank ive ever used. Even 65watt charging to 100% seems quick (just not 100watt quick), and the ability to charge or top up my MacBook Pro M4 when im out and about make this a must have.I got the mini and it really is smaller than others of the power range, but power wise it lives up to the spec advertised by the manufacturer.Will be getting another soon to keep in my bag for Charing my phone and other devices.Thoroughly recommend.Just got this and it arrived with 49% charge. I put it on a 140watt Anker charger and it’s charging at a solid 65watts. I assumed it would be 100watt. Unplugged the battery and plugged the cable from the charger in to my MacBook Pro, and can see its getting just under 100watt, so it’s not the charger or cable.The battery is really nice, but im disappointed with the slow speed, and will probably send it back.

Its bigger and heavier than most battery packs - I was surprised by its weight. It does have enough juice to charge laptops as well as tablets and phones. During a recent power cut at home it was able to sustain a laptop and a mobile phone being used as a hotspot for mobile internet to allow work to be continued. It was a bit more expensive than I had planned on going for a power pack but I'm glad I bought it. I've used it at home and while on an extended sailing trip so far.

Very good so far works well 👏

The stated time to charge the power bank is accurate, on a 100w charger it went from empty to full in just over an hour.I tested it with 3 DJI Mini 4 Pro drone batteries that had all been drained down to about 19%, in combination with a 100 watt LKTop fast charging crqdle that can also charge all 3 batteries at once at a max of 100 watts.For reference Mini 4 Pro batteries are 2,590 milliamp hours in capacity. Charging all 3 batteries from ~19% to full took ~45 minutes, and the power bank had 35% charge remaining, meaning that depending on how depleted they are you could fully charge 3-4 of them with one power bank.However when you account for the capacity of the drone batteries, 4 full batteries would be 10,360 mAh which is an efficiency loss of closer to 60%, as opposed to the 40% claimed by the manufacturer.It is almost certain that some of this will be caused by the drone battery dock as well, so this isn't entirely the manufacturer's fault, just be wary of the fact that you are not always going to see the claimed results and adjust your expectations accordingly.For what was (on sale) getting a device that can charge 3-4 Mini 4 Pro batteries for the cost of less than one however is still very solid, and if you're someone who flies drones or does other work that requires you to recharge high consumption devices while in the field then this battery is a useful companion.While it is quite thick, and therefore won't fit in some smaller pockets, it is still impressively lightweight and relatively small for the performance and capacity on offer.

Feels good quality, not too heavy .. time will tell.