Great deal: Giant 69,600mAh power bank discounted by sixteen hundred crowns!

Do you spend time on multi-day trips, in a caravan, or simply where there’s no power outlet? The ChoeTech 69600mAh now costs 3,779 CZK with code ALZADNY30 instead of 5,399 CZK. For that price, you get capacity and features that approach a small portable power station.

Quick summary:
✅ Makes sense for camping, caravans, and off-grid – huge capacity, lots of outputs including a 12V car socket and solar charging.
⚠️ Consider that it weighs 2 kg, has only LED indicators instead of a display, and Alza states a higher return rate (6.83%) for it.
💡 For 3,779 CZK with code ALZADNY30, it’s one of the most versatile high-capacity power banks at this price.

More of a small power station than a power bank

This isn’t a pocket backup charger – it’s a universal power source for off-grid living. It can charge up to five devices simultaneously via two USB-C, USB-A, DC ports, and a 12V car socket. It charges Qi-enabled phones wirelessly and can be recharged not only via USB-C but also from a solar panel. Additionally, it features a durable body with IP65 protection, an LED flashlight with SOS mode, and a neoprene case included. Owners confirm that the capacity is real, that it can power a 45W laptop via USB-C, and that the solar panel charges even in weaker light.

What to watch out for

Two things stem from its features: a weight of 2 kg and the fact that instead of a numerical display, it only shows the status with a few LED indicators – so don’t expect a precise overview of the remaining capacity. The power bank itself also recharges slower. More importantly, there’s a higher return rate of 6.83%, which Alza itself states for the product – one owner describes that their first unit wouldn’t turn on right away (but Alza replaced it the next day).

If you’re looking for power for camping, your car, or a caravan and the weight doesn’t bother you, it’s a great workhorse for 3,779 CZK. However, for everyday carrying in a backpack around the city, you’d better get something lighter.

Would a power bank with a car socket and solar charging come in handy for you, or would you prefer something light for your pocket?