Power banks have long been commonplace devices for today. They come to the rescue when a gadget needs to be recharged during a long trip or during a sudden power outage. But for the most part, they are capable of charging a smartphone, smartwatch, etc., and not, say, a laptop. The new model Anker 737 (PowerCore 24K) can not only charge a laptop, but also do it quickly.

The device itself has relatively compact dimensions for such functionality — 155.7×54.6×49.5 mm with a weight of 630 grams. All this is due to its battery, which contains 24000 mAh. According to the manufacturer, this should be enough to charge an iPhone 13 4.9 times, a Samsung Galaxy S22 4.5 times, or a MacBook Air with an M1 processor 1.3 times.

At the same time, it can output power up to 140 W, which in the given example should half charge the new 16-inch MacBook Pro in just 40 minutes. For connectivity, it has two USB-C and one USB-A ports, through which it can charge three devices simultaneously. It also supports all features from the latest line of GaN chargers that the company recently presented.

In addition, the Anker 737 has a small display that displays information about the charging power of connected devices, the remaining battery charge, expected charging time, etc.

It also doesn’t take long to fully charge the power bank — the company claims it only takes 52 minutes to fully recharge.

The cost of Anker 737 is $149.99.