Vention Power Bank has 27,000 mAh, 200W output and a great display, now discounted by several hundred

If you’re looking for a power bank that can charge not only your phone but also your laptop or MacBook, we have an interesting tip for you. The Vention 27000mAh Power Bank 200W model is currently on sale at Alza, which you can get for 2,024 CZK instead of the original 2,699 CZK with code ALZADNY25.

A display that shows a lot

On the front of the power bank, you’ll find a TFT display that doesn’t just show the current charge status in percentages. It also displays the charging progress, the current temperature of the cells, and even the battery health. This gives you a constant overview of the power bank’s condition and how long it will last.

Power for laptops and phones

The capacity of 27,000 mAh (approximately 99.9 Wh) combined with a maximum combined output power of up to 200 W means that the power bank can quickly recharge even more demanding devices. It supports Power Delivery 3.1, PPS, and UFCS protocols, so it can handle MacBooks, ultrabooks, tablets, and gaming consoles like the Nintendo Switch.

There are three outputs available – two USB-C (one of which is a built-in cable) and one USB-A. You can charge up to three devices simultaneously. When using both USB-C outputs, you can achieve 100 W of power on each, so you can easily charge two laptops at once.

Practical built-in cable

Vention has integrated a 50cm USB-C cable with a textile braid into the power bank, so you don’t have to constantly search for a charging cable in your backpack. Additionally, the package includes a separate 240W USB-C cable, which you can use to charge the power bank itself or for data transfer.

Charging the power bank itself via the USB-C input takes approximately 2 hours (it charges with 100W power), which is a very respectable value for such a capacity.

Who is the power bank suitable for

The Vention 27000mAh Power Bank 200W will be appreciated primarily by those who need to charge a laptop, or possibly a tablet, on the go. With a capacity just under the 100 Wh limit, you can easily take it on an airplane. It is also suitable for digital nomads, photographers, or anyone who spends extended periods away from an outlet.

Conversely, if you only charge a phone and accessories, this power bank might be unnecessarily oversized. In such a case, a cheaper model with a capacity of 10,000–20,000 mAh and likely lower overall output would suffice.

Would you get a power bank with such a capacity?