The Anker Powerhouse lives up to its name: with 120,000 mAh/400 Wh of theoretical capacity, it's nine pounds of pure aluminum-clad power. When we talk about battery banks, normally we mean the kind of battery you slip in your pocket to power your Pokemon hunt. This ... is not one of those. Join MrMobile for the Anker Powerhouse review!
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This video was published after four days with an Anker Powerhouse review device, on loan from Anker. This was enough time for one charge/discharge/charge cycle, during which the Powerhouse was used to charge a MacBook Pro Retina 15, Galaxy Note 7, Moto Z, and an undisclosed mobile device.
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Anker Powerhouse
Samsung Galaxy Note 7
Goal Zero Yeti 400
ThinkGeek Borg Refrigerator
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"FAA Guidelines on Flying with Lithium-Ion Batteries"
"Understanding the capacity (mAh) and the charge efficiency of a power bank"
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"The Ballad of MrMobile" Mobile Nations, 2016
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