The latest powerhouse from Anker, the Power Bank 25K, has officially landed in the UK on Amazon, following its debut in China. Boasting an impressive 165W output capacity, this sleek device is designed for those who demand simultaneous multi-device charging on-the-go.
This new offering from Anker stands out with its dual built-in USB-C cables – one retractable up to 70 cm (about 27.6 inches) and another fixed at 30 cm (approximately 11.8 inches). Alongside these, the power bank includes an additional USB-C port with 100W output and a USB-A port rated at 33W. This versatile setup enables users to charge up to four devices at once. When running all four ports, the retractable cable still delivers a robust 100W, with the remainder shared across the other ports, collectively providing a total maximum output of 165W when utilizing any two USB-C outputs concurrently.
With a robust 25,000 mAh battery capacity, this power bank can fully charge a device like the iPhone 16 Pro up to four times, providing extended power reliability. The integrated display is a handy feature, offering real-time updates on battery input, estimated recharge time, and current battery level, ensuring users are always informed about their device’s status.
Priced at £89.99 on Amazon UK, this power bank is not only competitive but also slightly cheaper than some of its rivals in the US market, where it is anticipated to retail at around $100. It’s a potentially better deal compared to existing models like the Anker 737 Power Bank (PowerCore 24K), which typically sells for more despite similar features.
Reddit tipsters hint that this power bank could soon be available in other countries, though specifics on pricing and availability remain under wraps. As the demand for portable power solutions soars, Anker’s latest addition promises to be a trusty companion for tech enthusiasts and professionals alike, catering to the increasing need for efficient and simultaneous multi-device charging.
