Anker 548 Power Bank (PowerCore Reserve 192Wh) 60,000mAh Review!
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Anker 548 Power Bank (PowerCore Reserve 192Wh), 60,000mAh Portable Charger with Smart Digital Display, Retractable Auto Lighting and SOS Mode, 60W Output for Emergency and Travel
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What solar panel do you recommend for this ?
This one: ruclips.net/video/eq3bVJTh4cs/видео.html
If this powerbank discharged 86Wh and it’s down to 50%, than a full discharge will net you 172Wh, which is a remarkable 90% efficiency, which is about the same as my 737 PowerCore 24K.
Since charging a MacBook is more than 99% efficient (from my testing with the M1 MacBook Air) after accounting for the losses in the charger, hypothetically this powerbank will charge your MacBook Pro 14” 2.4 times.
However charging an iPhone and iPad (can’t speak for other phones) is only around 70% efficient, so worst case scenario, a 60% end to end efficiency means about 7 charges to a Pro Max iPhone and just under 6 to an iPad mini 6.
you are so awesome. thank you for doing the math that I don't know how to do! I love having you here dude. Hope you're having a good day my man!!
Why is the efficiency so bad on phones and tablets
@@JohnDoe-un9ue No idea. Possibly something to do with inefficient charging circuits in the devices
Just as an FYI, you can get solar panels that have USB-C/PD out that you can use to recharge this bad boy, instead of the xt-60 connector style, and they are a lot cheaper. Of course, the downside is it will take up one of the USB-C ports. YMMV. I just got the 548 in the mail today, been doing a few tests throughout the evening, and I'm in love. I didn't mind the lower wattage charging overall, I just liked the form factor and that it has LiFePO4 cells over normal li-ion. I think this thing is going to be a tank for years to come for me personally.
I agree. 27 watts output is fine while charging at 60 using a usb c input from solar. but I’m still gonna charge using that xt60 someday. Lol
I was thinking about getting one of these for Van Life, thanks for the detailed updates! I’m probably gonna get one now 😊
You definitely should. I know I would, if I lived the van life.
It's to small for a van, you will need bigger. It also has no AC Outlet.
@@LamoidZombieDog if you need to power a laptop, phone, anker everfrost, or etc... it will do just fine.
@@wwjoshdew A phone or a laptop sure. But anything else that you would need to live in a van If this is your main power source would not be able to be powered since there's no AC outlet, or the fact that it's only 192 watt hours. The ever Frost itself also has a 300 watt hour battery so this would only give it half a charge.
@@LamoidZombieDogI agree.. this guy telling people if he lived van life he’d get it, yet clearly knows nothing about van life. you need a far bigger power station with AC plugs to run a fridge, heater etc. this battery bank is better for camping and power outages to charge small items.
If you can using cable 5 amps (100w), you can charge more faster.
so I just tested this. I used an Anker 717 140 Watt charger with a 140 Watt cable (28 volts and 5amps) and still only get 56 Watts according to the Anker 548 and 57.9 according to my watt reader. so your comment is inaccurate. I was really hoping you were right. :(
@@wwjoshdew I just also bought 548, and now, after checking the instructions, I was surprised that it can only do 60, and on MacBook pro 14, it gave me 80 watts on 1 USB-c. If you can do a review on cuktech No. 20 power bank 25000 mah.
This is pretty nice but I will say spending alittle more for the 521 powerhouse would be the go to because you can dual charge using the usb c and have 110 outlets that do 200w which can power a tv and a Xbox one s if optimized for run time.
The 548 has a 15 percent off coupon RIGHT NOW (as I type this) and that makes it almost 100 dollars cheaper and much more portable than the 521. amzn.to/3CAHN4S
@@wwjoshdew that’s not bad for what it can do is get it if I didn’t have a bunch of power banks and 2 power stations hahaha it becomes a slight addiction I’d say so hahaha.
the plastic still on everything bothers me
sorry
It’s on sale for $120 now. Had to pick one up.
Hell yeah man!! I use it literally daily. I friggin love it.
Yup.. Just ordered one
Great video thanks, deffinitely going to purchase one you should look into getting your affiliate links for people that want to buy the products you review. Subbed
.It has been confirmed by Anker that it does not work with their own solar panels, but to use other third party solar panels. For a power bank from anker with a solar plug in the front to not work with their own panels is shocking.
How bright does the light get? Is it enough to light up a tent at night?
I have it on in my office right now! It's filling the whole room with more than enough light to see and function. I'm freaking loving it!
I would say the light the 548 put out at maximum is approximately equal to a 60W light bulb. Not really bright bright but enough to light a small room.
Name of that charging meter think that tells how much charge is going out ?
here is the C to C: amzn.to/42OrbkA and usb a to c: amzn.to/448iYZL (I went to my amazon order history, and copied those links directly) OH! This one? amzn.to/3pcZQLj
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I can not understand why it does not support 100 or 140 watt pd charging
I don't understand the reasoning to limiting it to 60 watts either. I think 100 would of been the sweet spot. But for my needs, 60 is just fine. If you need more than 60, Anker does make other battery banks. And you can do 87 all together if you use the 2nd type c port.
Hey Josh, I just found you channel and I’m so glad I did! I’m a bit of a battery nerd myself but want to know more about watts, amps, and voltage when it comes to usb a, and c, micro usb and all other cables. Do you have a video on something like that? Plus, I just bought the Anker 548 Power Bank and was so glad to see your videos about it! That being said, I have one question; I hooked up my iPhone 12 Pro Max and I use a USB-C to lightning cable and it shows that I’m only getting about 6-9 Watts of charging. Is that normal for iPhones, or is it more of a cable issue? Thanks for any info you can provide! -Gregg (Winchester, VA)
if your battery is at like 20 percent, it should charge at 20 watts. If it's at like 80 percent, then yeah... it will charge slow. also, there is a setting under BATTERY in the iphone that limits your charging speed. You can disable that and see if that's why it's going so slow. I don't have a video on watts, amps, and volts. Because I'm not educated in that stuff. @AllThingsOnePlace has much more info than I do on the intricates of charging.
Debating 737, 548, or both. Its so disappointing that the 548 doesnt do 100w in/out or even hsve an AC outlet, it would be perfect if it did.
we got my wife a laptop 3 months ago and it doesn't have a USB C charging port. Takes a stupid barrel plug. So I'll probably get the powerhouse 100 for her. amzn.to/3Plbleg
I was able to get an anderson to xt60 and use it with an older 120w blanket type portable solar panel.
I also recently got a 120w EBL portable solar panel thats made up of 2 60w panels that link together and even though it has USB-C output, I definitely got better wattage over the anderson to xt60. The only downside I noticed with the unit is after having it a month the lantern stopped turning on.
I really would have liked to know how long it takes to charge the power bank from empty. That would have been some really useful information, and at what wattage does it charge? I KNOW that it charges things. Oh well.
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Leaving the screen on the MacBook on makes the test less accurate, since you’re running the MacBook and charging in the background. Best test is to charge from 0 worth MBP closed. Once charging stops, you’ve got a sense of how many charges. Good “real use” test, though.
what is the link for those usb cables
here is the C to C: amzn.to/42OrbkA and usb a to c: amzn.to/448iYZL (I went to my amazon order history, and copied those links directly)
@@wwjoshdew thanks
Very handy!
Look like that will work great here in ( Hou)TX for Hurricane season or random power outages. Can you make a link for the quad adaptor that monitors the power consumption that your using. be nice if they di update the super fast charging and make the USB C at least 65 watt
sure thing! amzn.to/44uJzAi I do want to get this one though: amzn.to/44biPoQ
Random but what’s the app you use on your Mac that has the clip icon on the bar on top of the Mac screen?
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How did you change the display timeout? I couldn't find anything in the manual. Thanks!
with it in standby (nothing charging), press SOS twice! Then hold for 2 seconds each time to change the settings.
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Thanks my dude!!!
Good video 👍
Thank you!! Hope you're having a great day.
"This thing is the Ultimate Power Bank", and you said that with a straight face. It's just sad.
Hey so I'm wondering if you kill the battery on the battery Bank how long does it take for it to charge from 0% to 100%
I believe it’s lithium battery powered or solar
What is the thing you used to check the charging speed and where can I get one?
Just bought this for my Rog ally and using a 240wh cable. Same one I use with my Anker 737 where I get Turbo mode at 30w on my Ally but with this I'm getting a notice saying it's slow charging and and u can't reach 30w. Why?
Excuse me I need your help .. are you testing anker 537 on power z km003c
Is it supporting pps technology for samsung phones ? And is there any anker power bank supporting super fast charging for samsung otherthan 737 anker ??
Only 4000 mah for 50 percent on a 60,000 mah power bank ? 😬
The Anker 548 no longer has LiFePo4 cells.
Are you sure, I just asked in the "question section" on Amazon and said it does use lifepo
@@michaelsherman931 it did but they changed it recently. I contacted customer support after the bottom of mine said lithium ion batteries and they confirmed it. There's a reddit thread that made me look at mine and see that is was lithium ion now
nice
and you were first. NICE
@@wwjoshdew haha yeah i follow u for really long
Well seems like the specs are right but still such a weird voltage. I have a powerness hiker U300 which I paid $175 it's 296Wh and can charge 10 things at once. It's a beast.
What usb display thing you using? it looks cool 4 way.