If you're in need of a super high capacity power bank that's still portable, here's a fresh deal that we hadn't seen on Black Friday. Amazon is offering the Anker PowerCore Reserve 60,000mAh 192Wh power bank for $79.99 after you clip a $10 off coupon on the product page. That's nearly 50% off and easily the lowest price I've seen (I posted this back in September for $100). The PowerCore Reserve is a lot smaller and lighter than a full-sized power station but has a much higher capacity and unique practical features compared to portable power banks.
Anker Reserve 60,000mAh Power Bank
The Anker PowerCore Reserve isn't a tiny pocket-sized power bank that you'd tote around anywhere. You also can't bring it on the airplane as a carry-on (the limit is 27,000mAh). However, at only 5.1lbs, it's lighter than any dedicated power station. It's a great option for charging your laptop and mobile devices during a power outage, on an extended backpacking or camping trip, or any other time when you expect to be without grid power for hours at a time.
If you're intending to use this power bank to charge portable electronics, then 60,000mah is a huge amount of storage. Most power banks we post are well under half of that capacity. The lithium-ion battery chemistry will retain 85% of its charge even after one year of non-use. There are four ports to charge your devices: two USB Type-A and two USB Type-C. The two USB Type-C ports deliver 27W and 60W of power, respectively. The power bank itself can be recharged using a USB cable; it will take about four hours to fully charge the PowerCore Reserve using a 60W wall adapter. Unfortunately, the wall adapter and USB cables aren't included, so you'll have to provide your own.
Other features include a little pop-up light for emergency situations (night-light level brightness), an XT-60 port for solar charging up to 100W, a display that shows relevant info like battery level, input and output power, remaining charge time, and more, plus a convenient handle for carrying it around.
Anker is probably the most trusted power bank brand on Amazon when it comes to reliability and product quality. Usually that means Anker commands a higher price, but it's worth it to get a product with better build quality, better technology, and better customer support.
Looking for a smaller size? Check out the best power banks for travel.
Eric Song is the IGN commerce manager in charge of finding the best gaming and tech deals every day. When Eric isn't hunting for deals for other people at work, he's hunting for deals for himself during his free time.
