Name: VERBATIM 27000mAh Charge 'n' Go 183W Grey
Brand: Verbatim
SKU: DY186b1_openbox
Price: 72.9 EUR
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Power Bank for mobile phones and tablets and laptops, 27000 mAh, USB-C, fast charging support, 3 outputs, up to 28V and 5 A display,

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The Verbatim Charge 'n' Go power bank, with its 27000mAh capacity, is designed for charging mobile phones, tablets, and even high-performance laptops. Supporting the USB Power Delivery rev. 3.1 standard and delivering a total output of up to 183W, it can power multiple devices at once. An integrated display shows the current charge level. The power bank features two USB-C ports and one USB-A port, which also support Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0 technology. The power bank itself is recharged via the USB-C input port.

Key features of the Verbatim 27000mAh Charge 'n' Go 183W power bank

Designed for mobile phones, tablets, and laptops
27000mAh battery capacity
Total power output of 183W
Equipped with three outputs (2× USB-C, 1× USB-A)
Supports USB Power Delivery 3.1, Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0, and PPS standards
Integrated display shows charge status
Recharges via the USB-C input port
Weight: 650g
Dimensions: 52.8 × 156.5 × 49.7mm (H×W×D)

Charging speed depends on the total power of a charger (W) and the maximum power that can be used to charge the device that is being charged. If the charger provides more power than the device supports, the power supplied is automatically reduced so that the device is not damaged in any way.