UGREEN Nexode Power Bank 25000mAh 200W! Laptop Portable Charger PD 3.1 Fast Charging
UGREEN Nexode Power Bank 25000mAh 200W
200W Laptop Power Bank |
165W Laptop Power Bank |
130W Laptop Power Bank |
130W Laptop Power Bank |
145W Laptop Power Bank |
100W Laptop Power Bank |
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Customer Reviews
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Price
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$84.99 |
$79.99 |
$69.99 |
$64.99 |
$69.98 |
$79.99 |
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Series
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Laptop Power Bank |
Laptop Power Bank |
Laptop Power Bank |
Laptop Power Bank |
Laptop Power Bank |
Laptop Power Bank |
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Max Output
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200W |
165W |
130W |
130W |
145W |
100W |
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Capacity
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25,000mAh |
20,000mAh |
20,000mAh |
20,000mAh |
25,000mAh |
20,000mAh |
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Airline-friendly
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Compatible devices
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iPhone/ipad/MacBook |
iPhone/ipad/MacBook |
iPhone/ipad/MacBook |
iPhone/ipad/MacBook |
iPhone/ipad/MacBook |
iPhone/ipad/MacBook |
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Max Input
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65W |
100W |
65W |
80W |
65W |
65W |
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Built-in Cable
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Jeff A.Jeff A. –
Great Little Power Bank for my Starlink Mini
Unlike the Anker power bank, this Ugreen 25000 mAh power bank seems to handle pass-through charging correctly which is impressive for such a small power bank. I use this with a 60 watt solar panel for my Starlink mini setup and have had no issues so far. One issue that arises with some other small power banks supplying power to a Starlink mini and receiving power from a solar panel is the fluctuations in wattage from the solar panel to the power bank, and similar fluctuations in wattage between the Starlink and the power bank due to Starlink differing power requirements during operation, and differing solar conditions during charging. This unit seems to work similar to a UPS. The Anker power bank (which seems to be very popular) has a reputation for dropping out during passthrough charging, thus causing the Starlink to reboot and never maintain a solid connection. In my testing, the Ugreen power bank appears to have no issues maintaining proper wattage between both connections during these fluctuations. My only real issue with the Ugreen power bank is that I wish the display were brighter as it’s difficult to see in bright sunlight, however, you can still see the charge percentage well enough most of the time but just not the other display information.I’ve seen a few comments that complained about the charge rate for this power bank but I’m more than satisfied with the 65 watts (still fast) rate of charging even compared to the 140 watts of charging claimed for the Anker. The thing is, overly aggressive charge rates will only result in fewer cycles for the overall battery life, and with a small power bank such as these, the charging time isn’t all that long anyway for either one if charged at the full rate. Actually, I normally only charge my Ugreen at about 25 watts as I don’t want to reduce the number of cycles I’ll have available in the long run, and the capacity lasts a long time for charging cell phones, etc. while away. In addition, my power bank is primarily used for my Starlink setup and will stay completely charged while on solar if I want it to. Most power banks throttle the charge rate when nearing capacity anyway so I don’t think the charge rate if this unit is an issue as it’s still very fast at 65 watts. Remember, you’ll need a higher than normal wattage usb-c charger to charge at the maximum rate anyway for either the Ugreen or the Anker. A slightly lower charge rate than max is no issue for me and greatly extends the life of my power bank. Even Bluetti recommends that you not use their “Turbo Charge” mode often as it degrades battery lifeWith my current setup, in full sun, the solar panel will charge the power bank at about 20 to 30 watts while still keeping power to the Starlink with no dropouts, but you need to make sure you have the correct cables and that they can handle the wattage required for this setup. Starlink recommends a minimum 100W cable for the Starlink and I simply use the cable that came with the power bank for charging from my solar panel. My Starlink to power bank cable is a usb-c to barrel connector cable, the AGVEE 6.6ft Starlink Mini USB C to DC Cable rated for 140 watts. Also I use the FlexSolar 60 watt portable solar panel for charging off grid. In my testing I’ve found the fully charged Ugreen 25000 mAh power bank will power my Starlink Mini for between 3.5 to 4 hours with no solar input. I tested the capacity while running movies on a laptop while connected to the Starlink and had no power dropouts. If connected to the 60 watt solar panel the capacity is infinite in decent sun as the Starlink Mini consumes less than 20 watts most of the time while in use.I’ve also tried this setup with various Bluetti power banks with the following results:-Bluetti Elite 10, This power bank will not run the Starlink from usb-c (solar input or not) but will if using the 120v power supply and cable that came with the Starlink.-Bluetti EB3A, No issues.-Bluetti Elite 100, No issues.I’ve included some photos of my Starlink setup equipment which I store in a Harbor Freight Apache 3800 case. Note that, if you turn the Starlink mini facing up in the case, you can still use it from inside the closed case as the case surfaces and padding seem to cause no apparent degradation of the signal. The battery seems to maintain a cool temperature during this but the Starlink may start to overheat with the case closed after a while. This type of setup would be good if it were raining but you still wanted to power your Starlink mini off grid. The Starlink can handle the rain but I doubt the power bank could.Hope this is helpful.
4 people found this helpful
Steve –
Amazing portable charger
Absolutely amazing charger. Charges my phone and other small devices super fast and is capable of charging my laptop as well. I love the LED display. Super helpful being able to see how much life the charger has as well as the output and input wattage. Very compact as well so it’s easy to carry around. I also like that it has a usb and usbc port so it works with a lot of devices. Would definitely recommend this charger 1000/10
B1 –
Powerful, Easy to Use, and Well Packaged
Super easy to use right out of the box. The packaging feels premium and well-protected, so it arrived in perfect condition. Charging performance is strong and stable — no issues with laptops or phones. Build quality feels solid and reliable, not cheap at all. Overall, it just works and gives peace of mind when you need serious power on the go.
Amazonian Flier –
Great power bank overall – beautifully designed, but limited to 65W input charging
I’ve loved almost everything about this UGREEN Nexode power bank, except for the fact that it only supports up to 65W input charging. That means it takes noticeably longer to recharge compared to some competing models. I own a similar power bank from MOKIN that supports up to 140W input, and the difference in charging speed is quite significant.That said, the build quality and packaging are impeccable. It even has that “new product” scent right out of the box – a surprisingly nice touch from UGREEN. Inside the box, you get a thick microfiber drawstring pouch, a short USB-C to USB-C cable, a manual, and a warranty card.The design is solid and refined, with two wide but shallow rubber feet on the back to help prevent scratches when you set it down. The TFT color display is excellent – it clearly shows real-time charging and discharging information, including wattage, voltage, current, remaining capacity, and estimated time. It’s genuinely useful and feels premium.On the technical side, this power bank packs a 25,000mAh (90Wh) capacity – right below the TSA limit for carry-on use, making it fully airline travel–friendly. It has three output ports:USB-C1: up to 140W PD 3.1 (28V/5A max)USB-C2: up to 100W PD 3.0USB-A: up to 22.5W (QC 3.0/SCP support)When using both USB-C ports together, total output can reach 200W combined, which is more than enough to charge a MacBook Pro, Dell XPS, or even a gaming laptop, while simultaneously charging another device like a phone or tablet.The battery cells are 21700-type lithium-ion, known for durability and efficiency, and UGREEN includes multiple safety protections – over-temperature, over-current, over-voltage, and short-circuit protection. After 1,000 charge cycles, capacity is still rated to stay above 80%.The unit is hefty, yes, but still very portable and well-balanced. It feels like a serious piece of tech, not a cheap plastic brick.Overall, this is a fantastic power bank for the price – beautifully built, with a premium design and very clear information display. My only real gripe is the slower 65W input charging limit, which makes it take longer to recharge compared to others in its class. Still, it’s a great buy if you value quality, design, and reliability.
5 people found this helpful
Jeremy H. –
Compact, portable, and long-lasting
Finally got a chance to use this and it worked great. Charges pretty fast and handles a constant 10W draw for about 3.5-4 hours. Pretty decent capacity for such a small batter. Nice and light and easy to carry on a plane.Happy with the purchase and UGreen products overall.
5 people found this helpful
LiteKid –
Power bank that JUST WORKS, as it should
What can I say, it’s a power bank with a cute faceDo like this, it’s big, but I wouldn’t use as a mobile power bank, it’s a “bag” power bank b/c it’s so big. Can charge my 4500mAh phone 4 times, my iPad Pro 1.5 times, and charges a 5,000mAh phone 3 times (about).Does have super fast charging, and fast recharge w/ 60W Ugreen charger I have in about 40 mins. Like the display info it gives. Shows watts, amps, and simple osciliscopd type line. Also does headphone trickle charge mode, which can use for phone if charging overnight or phone doesn’t have a battery setting to stop charging when complete. Comes with usb charging cable, velvet pouch w/ draw string so can store in there (can also buy a hard Eva shell case for this as well, it I did not).Highly recommend, as very handy for when power goes out, day trips, or to have in bag when need charging and don’t have wall plug. Can also charge other devices as well, 3 devices at a time all very power draws, but mileage will very on those devices battery charge level as depends on power bank “battery” and device battery level “want it at”.So, if want a hefty metal power bank, that can take 3 devices of various size, earbuds/headphones/controlers/etc….and charge them k owing will work, this for you. Power bank HAS AUTO SHUTOFF so if leave on, will turn off, and will turn off after awhile if say phone at 100% and done…power bank auto shuts of for me which nice so not draining battery all night. Also like truly super fast charging as well, as not all power banks have this feature even though says.Used to charge cellphone and earbuds weekly if wondering.My score 4.5/5 B/c screen could have blue in color, not green, which would have been easier to see, imo
13 people found this helpful
Arez Beas –
Perfect power bank
It’s a little heavy, but that just comes with larger power banks. The screen is nice and the information it shows is very useful. I really like the charge speed monitoring and the timer at the top showing how long it will take the power bank to finishing charging. It’s well made and has survived a few drops with no issue will be buying again and recommending it as well
3 people found this helpful
Dmitrii & NataDmitrii & Nata –
Powerful and well built, but heavy
Solid build quality and a premium feel. The display is very useful and clearly shows battery level and real-time power output. PD 3.1 works well, charging laptops and other devices quickly and reliably.The only downside is the size and weight — it’s quite large and heavy, so not ideal for everyday carry. This is more of a high-power portable battery than a compact power bank.Overall, great performance and quality if you need serious power and don’t mind the bulk.
2 people found this helpful
Sammy D. –
Best all around portable charger for the price!!
I use it to charge my laptop and all my devices and it never fails to amaze me the speed at which it can juice them up. Highly recommended if you travel a lot or are not near an outlet. The screen makes it so easy to tell what the percentage of the block is or if you’re just curious what wattage is being pulled. Don’t waste money on more expensive less versatile batteries when this UGREEN battery bank exist.
Kristopher –
Bought for an ice storm, now a permanent fixture in my bag
Purchased to use with my ROG Ally X which requires 65 w to play in extreme mode. Adds an extra 3 hours of playtime on the go. It also charges a lot faster than battery banks I’ve used in the past. Lots of cheap Chinese power banks that claim to charge at higher watts only to be disappointed when it would even fast charge my phone. Highly recommended.
Dmitrii & NataDmitrii & Nata –
Powerful and well built, but heavy
Solid build quality and a premium feel. The display is very useful and clearly shows battery level and real-time power output. PD 3.1 works well, charging laptops and other devices quickly and reliably.The only downside is the size and weight — it’s quite large and heavy, so not ideal for everyday carry. This is more of a high-power portable battery than a compact power bank.Overall, great performance and quality if you need serious power and don’t mind the bulk.
2 people found this helpful
Dmitrii & NataDmitrii & Nata –
Powerful and well built, but heavy
Solid build quality and a premium feel. The display is very useful and clearly shows battery level and real-time power output. PD 3.1 works well, charging laptops and other devices quickly and reliably.The only downside is the size and weight — it’s quite large and heavy, so not ideal for everyday carry. This is more of a high-power portable battery than a compact power bank.Overall, great performance and quality if you need serious power and don’t mind the bulk.
2 people found this helpful
Dmitrii & NataDmitrii & Nata –
Powerful and well built, but heavy
Solid build quality and a premium feel. The display is very useful and clearly shows battery level and real-time power output. PD 3.1 works well, charging laptops and other devices quickly and reliably.The only downside is the size and weight — it’s quite large and heavy, so not ideal for everyday carry. This is more of a high-power portable battery than a compact power bank.Overall, great performance and quality if you need serious power and don’t mind the bulk.
2 people found this helpful
Dmitrii & NataDmitrii & Nata –
Powerful and well built, but heavy
Solid build quality and a premium feel. The display is very useful and clearly shows battery level and real-time power output. PD 3.1 works well, charging laptops and other devices quickly and reliably.The only downside is the size and weight — it’s quite large and heavy, so not ideal for everyday carry. This is more of a high-power portable battery than a compact power bank.Overall, great performance and quality if you need serious power and don’t mind the bulk.
2 people found this helpful
Dmitrii & NataDmitrii & Nata –
Powerful and well built, but heavy
Solid build quality and a premium feel. The display is very useful and clearly shows battery level and real-time power output. PD 3.1 works well, charging laptops and other devices quickly and reliably.The only downside is the size and weight — it’s quite large and heavy, so not ideal for everyday carry. This is more of a high-power portable battery than a compact power bank.Overall, great performance and quality if you need serious power and don’t mind the bulk.
2 people found this helpful