Anker Prime Power Bank 26K (300W)

Anker Prime Power Bank 26K (300W) Overview:

Design and Build

The Prime Power Bank 26K (300W) is built around premium materials, and since it has a huge 26,250 mAh (99.75 Wh) battery inside, this thing weighs around 600 grams. And in case you didn’t know, you’re only allowed to carry battery packs with a capacity of less than 100 Wh on flights. Making it one of the largest commercial-grade power banks you can buy in Nepal. It also comes with a Smart Display that can show charging status, how much power each port is dissipating, battery level, and more. 

There’s also a button on the side of this power bank that lets you connect it with the official “Anker” app for remote monitoring. I can set specific input and output settings for each port in the power bank, customize the screensaver for the display, and get all sorts of other charging data. In terms of ports, the Anker Prime Power Bank 26K (300W) has two USB-C and one USB-A connections. 

Power Delivery and Protocols

And with all three ports occupied, this power bank can deliver a maximum of 300W of power: 140W for each USB-C port and 20W for the USB-A port. It supports all the major charging protocols, including USB-PD 3.0, PPS, QC 3.0, and Anker’s own PowerIQ 4.0. This power bank also incorporates the company’s “ActiveShield 4.0” technology to check for device temperatures and overall safety. 

Interestingly enough, the Prime Power Bank 26K (300W) can recharge extremely quickly as well. It can accept up to 250W of power via its two USB-C ports, using which Anker says you can expect it to fill up 80% juice in just 40 minutes. Or up to 50% in 13 minutes only. There’s also a proprietary “Charging Base” you can pair this power bank with for quicker recharging at up to 150W.