Anker Laptop Power Bank 25K, 165W, official product view showing the retractable USB-C cable and the lanyard cable

Anker ·25,000 mAh

Anker Laptop Power Bank 25K, 165W

A 25,000 mAh power bank rated at 90Wh with 165W total output, three USB-C ports, and two built-in cables so a separate cable is not required.

8.6/10 research score

Best for Travellers who would rather not pack a separate charging cable

Read the verdict

Research-based assessmentOfficial specifications and documented evidence. Not hands-on tested. Research score only. Not a Travistello Pick.

Weight
0.595 kg
Dimensions
15.7 × 5.4 × 4.9 cm
Score
8.6/10

The short answer

Best for travellers who would rather not pack a separate charging cable.

The most practical travel option in this shortlist rather than the most powerful one. Two built-in cables remove the accessory most people forget, the 90Wh rating leaves real margin under the cabin limit, and the price sits well below the Prime. It gives up single-port output and app control to get there.

Why it stands out

  • Rated energy officially published as 90Wh, a clear margin below the common 100Wh cabin limit
  • Three USB-C ports plus a built-in retractable cable and a lanyard cable
  • 165W total output with a documented 18-month warranty

Know before buying

  • 100W from one USB-C port is below the 140W the other batteries here document
  • No app or wireless connectivity is documented
  • The built-in cables cannot be replaced if they wear out, unlike a separate cable
  • Sustained output, thermal behavior, and usable delivered capacity are not independently tested

Travistello research score

8.6/ 10

Why it earned this score.

Research-based, using Travel Power Bank Research Model v1.0. No physical test is implied.

01

Charging performance

8.4

165W documented total output is higher than the UGREEN, and the 100W input is faster, but 100W from a single USB-C port is materially below the 140W the other batteries here document. Sustained delivery is not independently measured.

30% of overall score
02

Flight readiness

9.0

Anker publishes 25,000mAh, 3.6V / 90Wh for this model and describes it as flight-approved. A published 90Wh rating leaves a real margin under the 100Wh threshold most carriers apply. Travistello has not verified acceptance for any specific airline, airport, or route.

25% of overall score
03

Capacity to weight

8.2

90Wh at 595 g is roughly 151Wh per kilogram, the least energy per kilogram among the options here that publish a rating. The built-in cables account for part of that weight and remove a separate item from the bag, which is the trade this pack is built around.

20% of overall score
04

Ports and usability

9.0

Three USB-C ports, one USB-A port, a status display, a retractable USB-C cable, and a lanyard cable make this the most self-contained option in the set. No app connectivity is documented.

15% of overall score
05

Value and ownership

8.2

The observed $119.99 official price sits well below the Prime for the same published 90Wh, with a documented 18-month warranty. The UGREEN snapshot is still cheaper for equivalent rated energy.

10% of overall score

Normalized specifications

The facts, in comparable form.

Variant: 25K, 165W · SKU A1695

External dimensions15.7 × 5.4 × 4.9 cm
Weight0.595 kg
Battery capacity25000 mAh
Rated energy90 Wh
Flight-ready ratingYes
Maximum total output165 W
Maximum single-port output100 W
Maximum input100 W
USB-C ports3 ports
USB-A ports1 port
Status displayYes
ConnectivityNo app connectivity documented
Warranty18 months
Observed official price$119.99

Evidence & methodology

What we know, and what we do not.

A 0 to 10 research model for travel power banks. Flight readiness (25%), charging performance (30%), capacity to packed weight (20%), ports and usability (15%), and value and ownership (10%) are scored from time-stamped official specifications. Scores do not claim independent charging efficiency, sustained-output, thermal, or cycle-life testing.

EvaluationResearch-based
Reviewed29 August 2026
Physical testNot yet conducted