Anker 737 Power Bank (PowerCore 24K), 24.000mAh-oplader met drie poorten en 140 W vermogen, slim digitaal scherm, compatibel met de iPhone 13-serie, Samsung, MacBook, Dell, AirPods en meer

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Mike Nelson

Does Not Work With DJI Mini 3 Pro Two-way Charging Hub (12v PD Issue)

Beoordeeld in het Verenigd Koninkrijk 🇬🇧 op 18 november 2022

I bought my one specifically so I could charge my drone batteries when out and about and seeing this in a YouTube video I went for it.

I should have read the comments before my purchase as there is a known issue with this product.

The 737 comes up with a UVP Under Voltage Protection error and it seems this is caused because the 737 does not fully support 12 Volt devices in Power Delivery mode (USB-C uses a range of voltages to keep the current down).

I did contact their support but all I got was an automated reply and as they know of the issue I would have thought their robot AI would have handled my query better.

Via the USB-A the DJI Mini 3 Pro Two-way Charging Hub charges at a very slow speed even for USB-A.

I did do a battery capacity test of the 737 and on a USB-A load of 2 amps at 5 Volts I got 73.625 Watt Hours.

Not fit for purpose so I guess if no fix is on the horizon (which I doubt) it will have to be returned.

EDIT: 21/11/22
Got am email from their customer support which confirms the issue.

Please know that our engineers have done a lot of tests on the DJI Mini 3 Pro before. And Here are our findings.
1. DJI's Charging hub states that it supports power input 5V==3A, 9V==3A, and 12V==3A, but our power bank cannot support 12V==3A. So the DJI charging hub will negotiate the power input with our power bank's C port at 9V.

2. But when we connect the DJI charging hub to our power bank, we find that the hub only asks for 9V==2A at the first, so our power bank only gives 9V==2A. That's why you will find the real output hovers around 18W. But sometimes the hub doesn't comply with the agreement, he asked for 9V=2A first but then compulsively drew 3A from our device, thus the voltage our device can finally give will be lower than 9V (because the total needs our power bank received at the very first is 9V/2A=18W, if 3A is drawn, then theoretically the final voltage will be 18W/3A=6V). Therefore, the UVP Low voltage warning will appear.

3. We also test the charging hub with some of our 9V/3A chargers (who also do not support 12V), and the testing results are also the same. So it seems that the charging hub's charging ability at 9V=3A has some unknown problems. Regarding this point, maybe you can also try some 9V/3A chargers (that do not support 12V) to see whether you can get the same results as ours, or you can also have a further discussion with DJ later.

4. We find that the charging hub's charging ability at 12V performs well. When it is charged with a 12V charger or power bank, there will be no charging issues. Therefore, our engineer will improve our power bank and add the charging ability at 12V in the near future, which should help to be better compatible with the DJI Mini 3 Pro.

5. This problem does not happen to the USB A port.

Considering the above situation, if the device cannot meet your needs and you want a return and refund, we can respect your choice.

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AML

Absolute beast!

Beoordeeld in het Verenigd Koninkrijk 🇬🇧 op 9 november 2022

I don't normally review things but I rate this product very highly! Having lived with it for a bit I've found that:

- It can charge my Macbook Air 2021 to from 0 to 100% in about 65% of capacity so probably higher than advertised 1.2 laptop charges, more like 1.4 on these M1 Macs.

- You could probably do a week of charging for a normal Smartphone off one 100% battery charge.

- I have a Steamdeck and it's able to give me about 4.5 hours playtime depending on what I'm running.

- It "rapid charges" every device I've tried - Macbook, OnePlus 7 Pro, iPhone 13, Google Pixel 7 Pro, Steamdeck.

- The little screen on it seems like a gimmick but has proved to be very useful and unobtrusive. It's useful to see how much battery is left, what rate devices are charging at etc. Really useful.

- It's noticeably heavy in the hand so I was a bit worried about travelling, but in a backpack I have to say I barely notice it and it's been more useful than carrying around some of my other packs because it rapid charges and I don't have to leave my smartphone in my bag so it can trickle charge for hours.

- Build quality is A++ - it's a really nice finish, well built, looks nice if you actually care what your battery pack looks like!

- Comes with a short USB-C - USB-C charging cable (about 6" long) and a little cotton carry bag. I would personally get some high capacity, longer charging cables. I bought some rated for 100W which it can deliver although highest I've managed to find is a 40W draw off the Mac.

A few things to note before buying:

- There's no charger boxed in so you will need a 40w USB-C charger to charge it at highest rate - most modern smartphones or laptops will have one rated that high. It will not charge off low power USB-C connections, e.g. the hub in my Dell Monitor (which my MacBook Air will charge off), so you may want to factor this into your purchase.

- It is a more expensive device relative to others but I think if you travel a lot and you need the capacity this is an excellent device. They have not skimped on the quality and it is now part of my daily carry.

- The quoted "120W" charging is an aggregate of all 3 ports (1xUSB-3.1, 2xUSB-C) at full rate. So for example you could charge a laptop, a smartphone and a camera all at once, all at full power (I think. I can't say I've ever tried to do this!). You can't plug a kettle into it ;)

Thanks.

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G. Bonetti

Durchdachte Powerbank, Materialanmutung könnte besser sein

Beoordeeld in Duitsland 🇩🇪 op 5 augustus 2022

Für den Campingurlaub spontan bestellt. 150,- Euro für eine Powerbank ist durchaus eine Ansage. Allerdings bekommt man hier auch einen anständigen Gegenwert. Einmal vollgeladen mit ca. 60W - wurde nicht mal handwarm. Dann diverse Geräte drangehängt: iPad, Apple Watch, iPhone, Switch, auch drei Geräte gleichezeitig. Alles wunderbar. Das Display ist tatsächlich ziemlich nützlich, wenn man sich nicht sicher ist, ob der Ladevorgang anständig läuft.
Anzeige der Restdauer beim Laden der Powerbank auch sehr gut gelöst.
Die Materialanmutung ist leider nicht so gut, wie bei bspw. beim 735 GaNPrime Charger. Das Teil ist ein richtiger Handschmeichler. Diese Powerbank wirkt im Plastik-Vergleich dazu "billig".
Kleine Gumminoppen auf der Unterseite wären noch gut gewesen, damit das Teil nicht so herumrutscht. Kann man aber auch selbst nachrüsten.

Aufbewahrungstipp: mit dabei ist zwar ein "Beutelchen" zum Verstauen. Ich habe allerdings , weil es aktuell noch kein anständiges gibt, ein Case für einen Anker SoundCore 2 zweckentfremdet. Die Dinger haben sehr ähnliche Abmessungen, sind lediglich etwas länger. Passt wunderbar.

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Carlos L.

Broken after first charge

Beoordeeld in het Verenigd Koninkrijk 🇬🇧 op 10 augustus 2022

Bought it for a business trip I had to go, charged it and next day used it for about 1 hour. It turned off and it is now complaining about -40 temp.

Talked with their support that I needed a replacement as soon as possible and got back saying they would send a new one before receiving the defective one. When I asked the expected delivery date they then said it would be one week after they received it. Very poor customer service for an very expensive powerbank. Had to buy another one from another brand and returning this to Amazon

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Mr. G. Blades

Excellent charger with all the options you could want

Beoordeeld in het Verenigd Koninkrijk 🇬🇧 op 1 oktober 2022

This is a very good charger. It’s a shame that Anker don’t publish all the technical details as they are really doing themselves a disservice.
I have had Anker chargers for about 10 years and the original one is still going strong. It’s usb a though so a bit dates and the majority of my equipment (notebook, iPad, phone and steamdeck being the major ones) are usb c so it was time for an update and I wanted something that would be future proof.
This power bank fits that requirement as it supports 140W charging.
The trickle charging feature is very useful for charging my watch, mouse and headphones as most power banks switch off before they are fully charged. I have previously had to also carry a small poundland power bank which has a permanent 5V output to charge these devices but that is no longer required.
Not mentioned on the listing or their website is that this power bank supports PPS up to the full 4A. So if you have the Samsung ultra phone then it can charge at the maximum 45W.
It also supports pass through charging. So you can charge the power bank at the same time as having it provide power. Very handy if you have a powerful charger which might only have a single output. It also means you can power a notebook which might require 65W for example but are only able to use a car USB adapter which can supply 40W. The power bank will pass the power through and top it up from the internal batteries which will extend the runtime considerably.

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