BlitzWolf BW-P14 60W 20000mAh Power Bank

• MicroUSB port (which is input only): QC 5V/2A, 9V/2A, 12V/1.5A, the power bank can be charged with a maximum of 18 watts.
• USB-A 1/2 port supports the following charging methods: QC3.0, 2.0/SCP/FCP/VOOC1.0, 2.0, 3.0, 4.0/AFC/Mi CHARGE TURBO/Mi SQC/OnePlus DASH/OnePlus WARP/ PPLE2. 4/BC1.2,
• USB-A 1/2 port can deliver the following power: SCP/S-QC* 5V/3A, 4.5-5V/5A, 9/3A, 12V/2.5A (maximum 27W),
• Type-C port supports PD3.0(PPS)/ PD3.0,2.0/ QC4.0+,3.0,2.0/ FCP/ AFC charging modes and PD* 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 15V/3A, 20V/3A (60W Max), PPS* 3.3-6V/5A or 3.3-11V/5A (maximum 60W) charging.

Thanks to these data, it is clear that the BlitzWolf BW-P14 external battery can be charged with a power of up to 60 watts using the appropriate adapter. It can also reverse this sizeable energy flow, so it can supply even newer types of laptops running Windows or MacOS systems with energy, including the latest Apple MacBook Air.

Thanks to the different charging protocols, we can use it not only with Android devices, but it even knows the charging method used by Apple, so that we can also charge iPhone or iPad devices. And thanks to PD charging, you can even supply a laptop with energy.

USB Type C: Quick Charge 4.0+ and power supply
This external battery has a maximum power of 20,000 mAh (74 Wh), while supporting the simultaneous charging of up to three devices (combined power 15 W). There are a couple of standard USB-A ports (max. 27 W), a microUSB connector (max. 18 W) and the fastest USB type C connector (max. 60 W). The power bank itself can also be charged using the fast USB-C.

The manufacturer added a relatively wide range to the equipment, such as Quick Charge 4.0+ and Power Delivery (USB-C), but also Quick Charge 3.0 (USB-A). Of course, there are also protection elements against overvoltage, high or low voltage and overheating. In addition to the power bank, the product package also includes a 50 cm charging cable with a USB type C connector.