Anker unveiled a power bank with insane power and huge capacity! Plus, it can connect to a mobile app

American accessory manufacturer Anker has unveiled its most powerful power bank to date. The Prime Power Bank (26K, 300W) model targets professionals and demanding users who need to power multiple devices simultaneously. The new product combines extreme charging power of 300 W with a capacity of 26,250 mAh and fast recharging. It is expected to go on sale on September 25, but so far only in the US market.

Charges three devices, two of them with peak performance

The Anker Prime Power Bank features a pair of USB-C ports with up to 140 W output each and one USB-A port with 22.5 W output. This allows it to simultaneously charge two laptops and a smartphone at maximum speed. The total output power reaches 300 W, making the power bank one of the most powerful solutions in its class.

For comparison – common power banks that can already be described as more powerful offer around 65–100 W. Anker’s new product thus represents a significant leap in performance, which will be particularly appreciated by owners of laptops or professional workstations.

Record-fast recharging

Another interesting feature is the charging speed of the power bank itself. Thanks to a dual input with a total power of 250 W, the device charges to 40% capacity in just 10 minutes. To reach 80% capacity, it only takes 35 minutes, which significantly surpasses the competition. For a full charge of the power bank, you will need two 140W charging adapters and corresponding USB-C cables.

Anker is also preparing a special Prime Charging Base, which will recharge the power bank at 150 W via a single port. The base also allows for pass-through charging of other devices.

Smart display and app

On the body of the power bank, you will find an integrated TFT display, which shows the current charging status, the power of individual ports, and the remaining capacity. The device can be connected to the Anker mobile app, through which you can set the output power, monitor charging statistics, or update the firmware.

Through the app, it is possible, for example, to limit the charging power for a specific device or set charging priority among connected devices.

Compact dimensions for travel

Despite its high capacity, the power bank remains within portable limits. With dimensions of 159.9 × 38 × 62.7 mm, it fits into a backpack or carry-on luggage. Importantly, with a capacity of 99.75 Wh, it even narrowly meets the limits for air travel – the maximum is 100 Wh.

Anker has not yet announced pricing or availability outside the USA. In America, the power bank will go on sale on September 25 on the manufacturer’s website and at selected retailers. We currently have no information about a potential launch in the Czech Republic, but given the premium nature of the product, we can expect a price exceeding 5,000 CZK.

Would you get a power bank with such extreme power?

Sources: Anker, Notebookcheck