Anker 737 Power Bank
- 24,000mAh capacity
- 140W USB-C output (charges 16-inch MacBook Pro)
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Yes, for the right buyer. The INIU BI-B70 65W ranks #3 in our Best Power Banks for Laptops 2026 list (best budget). Its biggest strength: 65W adequate for MacBook Air M2 and M3 at full speed. The main caveat: 65W will not maintain charge on 14-inch MacBook Pro under heavy load.
65W covers the most popular ultrabooks and all MacBook Air models at their maximum charging rate. Its case rests on 65W adequate for MacBook Air M2 and M3 at full speed and works as a hub, charges bank and device simultaneously via pass-through. One caveat, 65W will not maintain charge on 14-inch MacBook Pro under heavy load.
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| List | Rank |
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| Best Power Banks for Laptops 2026· Best Budget | #3 / 4 |
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Yes, for the right buyer. The INIU BI-B70 65W ranks #3 in our Best Power Banks for Laptops 2026 list (best budget). Its biggest strength: 65W adequate for MacBook Air M2 and M3 at full speed. The main caveat: 65W will not maintain charge on 14-inch MacBook Pro under heavy load.
Based on our research it suits laptops 2026. It's ranked #3 of 4 in our Best Power Banks for Laptops 2026 list.
The main trade-offs owners and reviewers point to: 65W will not maintain charge on 14-inch MacBook Pro under heavy load; no travel pouch included.
65W USB-C output, 20,000mAh, LED percentage display and Pass-through charging.
Worth comparing: Anker 737 Power Bank, Baseus Blade 100W and Baseus 20000mAh 65W Laptop Power Bank. Each ranks near it in our research for a slightly different buyer.
It's sold on Amazon. Prices and stock change often, so check the current listing before you buy, our link takes you straight to it.
For MacBook Pro 14/16 users, gaming laptop users, or anyone who needs maximum output: yes. The 140W vs 65W difference is substantial for high-wattage laptops. For MacBook Air and thin Windows ultrabook users, the Baseus delivers effectively identical results at a lower price and smaller size.
Both are airline compliant (under 100 Wh). The Baseus at 72 Wh has more headroom. The Anker 737 at 86.4 Wh is closer to the 100 Wh limit, still compliant, but verify before each trip as policies occasionally change.