140W USB-C1 single-port
USB-C1 supports PD 3.1 output up to 28V/5A for a compatible device and correctly rated 5A cable.
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its compact and worth it .. 10/10
Excellent product. The feel and finish is amazing. You forget to take it off the phone. It’s that good.
One of the best portable power banks
Things to consider - iphone does not support LDAC and if your Android does not have LDAC, then it will use AAC because this model does not support APTX codecs. But overall it is a durable and quality product without any extra fuss. Working great!
UGREEN 90597A is a 25,000mAh Nexode power bank for high-power USB-C equipment, with two USB-C outputs, one USB-A output and a numerical battery display. The 145W headline is a combined USB-C1 + USB-C2 allocation of 100W + 45W. A single device can receive up to 140W from USB-C1 through USB PD 3.1; it does not receive 145W from one port. The battery is rated 90Wh and UGREEN publishes a 14,500mAh typical output capacity at 5V/6A.

USB-C1 supports PD 3.1 output up to 28V/5A for a compatible device and correctly rated 5A cable.
With USB-C1 and USB-C2 active, the published allocation is 100W + 45W, totalling the marketed 145W.
USB-C1, USB-C2 and USB-A can operate together with a published 100W + 15W shared allocation.
The LED readout shows approximate remaining battery level and helps plan high-load sessions and recharging.

For one device, USB-C1 is the high-power port at up to 140W, USB-C2 reaches up to 65W, and USB-A reaches up to 22.5W. USB-C1's 140W mode requires a PD 3.1 device that requests 28V/5A plus a cable rated for 5A/140W or higher. A 100W-only cable or a device without PD 3.1 will negotiate a lower level.
Power is reallocated when ports are combined. USB-C1 + USB-C2 is 100W + 45W = 145W. USB-C1 + USB-A is 100W + 22.5W = 122.5W. USB-C2 + USB-A is 15W total shared. With all three outputs active, USB-C1 receives up to 100W while USB-C2 and USB-A share 15W, for 115W total.
Recharge input is clearly specified through USB-C1 at up to 65W. Some regional UGREEN copy also mentions USB-C2 input, while the port labelling and other technical tables identify USB-C1 as the recharge path. The reliable instruction is to use USB-C1 for recharging unless the markings and supplied manual for the exact unit explicitly state otherwise.
C1: 140W max; C2: 65W max; USB-A: 22.5W max. Each result depends on device and cable negotiation.
100W + 45W, or 145W total. This is the source of the product's 145W headline.
100W + 22.5W, or 122.5W total.
C1 up to 100W plus 15W shared by C2 and USB-A, or 115W total.

The five internal 5,000mAh cells total 25,000mAh at 3.6V, equal to 90Wh. UGREEN's typical rated output is 14,500mAh at 5V/6A, equivalent to 72.5Wh at the rated test point. The difference reflects conversion and operating losses, not missing cells.
High-power laptop charging can empty a 90Wh pack much faster than phone charging, and a connected laptop may continue consuming energy while its battery rises. Display percentage, temperature, device workload, cable resistance and negotiated voltage all influence usable time. No universal laptop-fill or phone-fill count is promised.
UGREEN specifies up to 65W recharge input through USB-C1. The adapter's marketing wattage is only a ceiling: the source and cable must support a mutually accepted USB-C PD profile, and the power bank controls its actual input. Recharging while supplying another device can add heat and change both input and output.

Use USB-C1 for a compatible MacBook, Dell XPS or other PD laptop, with the wattage determined by its request and the cable.
Use C1 + C2 for the published 100W + 45W split or C1 + USB-A for 100W + 22.5W.
Connect all three outputs when reach matters more than speed; C2 and USB-A then share only 15W.


USB-C shape alone is not enough. The device, power bank and cable must share the required USB PD voltage/current profile; USB-A devices need a compatible cable and protocol.
Compatible MacBook Pro/Air, Dell XPS and other USB-C PD laptops up to the port's negotiated ceiling. Proprietary barrel-input laptops require their own supported adapter solution.
Compatible iPad, iPhone, Galaxy, Pixel and other USB-C or Lightning devices with the correct cable and a mutually supported charging mode.
Earbuds, cameras, controllers and other devices within the listed USB-C2 or USB-A profiles; use the lower-power ports when C1 is reserved for a laptop.


| Brand / model / SKU | UGREEN / Nexode / 90597A |
|---|---|
| Product type | Three-output USB-C PD power bank for phones, tablets, laptops and accessories |
| Nominal battery capacity | 25,000mAh at 3.6V; five 5,000mAh cells |
| Rated battery energy | 90Wh |
| Rated output capacity | 14,500mAh typical at 5V/6A (72.5Wh at test point) |
| USB-C1 single output | 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, 15V/3A, 20V/5A or 28V/5A; up to 140W PD 3.1 |
| USB-C2 single output | 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, 15V/3A or 20V/3.25A; up to 65W |
| USB-A single output | 5V/3A, 9V/2A, 12V/1.5A, 4.5V/5A or 5V/4.5A; up to 22.5W |
| C1 + C2 allocation | 100W + 45W; 145W total |
| C1 + USB-A allocation | 100W + 22.5W; 122.5W total |
| C2 + USB-A allocation | 15W total shared |
| C1 + C2 + USB-A allocation | 100W + 15W shared; 115W total |
| Recharge input | USB-C1 up to 65W; use C1 unless exact unit markings/manual explicitly permit another input |
| Ports | 2 × USB-C output ports; 1 × USB-A output |
| Display / wireless | Digital LED battery-percentage display; no wireless charging |
| Approximate dimensions | 160 × 81 × 27mm; official regional pages round the measurements |
| Approximate product weight | 513g |
| Colour | Space grey / dark grey |

A wall charger is not included. Official regional packages have described different cable power ratings; the exact India listing confirms the 0.5m USB-C cable but does not establish its wattage here. For 140W output, use a cable clearly rated for 5A PD 3.1 service.
High wattage creates more heat at connectors and conversion stages. Keep the pack flat and uncovered, avoid tight cable bends, and periodically check plugs for looseness, discoloration or heat damage. Stop immediately if the enclosure swells or the display/ports behave abnormally after an impact.
The battery is labelled 90Wh. Current IATA guidance says power banks belong in cabin baggage and must be protected from damage and short circuit, but individual airlines may impose tighter quantity, stowage or onboard-use limits. Verify every carrier on the itinerary; 90Wh is a rating, not approval.
No. USB-C1 delivers up to 140W alone. The 145W headline is the combined C1 + C2 allocation of 100W + 45W.
Use a USB-C cable explicitly rated for 5A and PD 3.1 140W or higher, plus a device that requests the 28V/5A profile.
USB-C1 can receive up to 100W while USB-C2 and USB-A share 15W, for 115W combined.
Their published two-port allocation is 15W total shared, so neither retains its single-port 65W or 22.5W maximum.
Use USB-C1, which is clearly specified for up to 65W input. Do not assume C2 input unless the markings and manual supplied with the exact unit say it is supported.
25,000mAh is measured at the 3.6V internal cells. UGREEN rates typical output at 14,500mAh under a 5V/6A test after conversion losses.
Yes, when both accept the available profiles. C1 + C2 allocates 100W + 45W; C1 + USB-A allocates 100W + 22.5W.
No. All output is wired through the two USB-C ports and one USB-A port.
UGREEN supports simultaneous input and output, but power can be reduced and heat can rise. It is not an uninterrupted-power guarantee.
The India package confirms the power bank and a 0.5m USB-C-to-USB-C cable. No wall charger is included, and the exact cable wattage is not claimed here.
No. Keep it in cabin baggage, protect it from damage and short circuit, and confirm current carrier and route rules. The printed 90Wh value does not itself grant permission.
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UGREEN 145W 25,000mAh Power Bank
I genuinely love this power bank for all the right reasons. The first thing that stands out is the build quality — it feels solid, premium, and properly engineered rather than just another generic accessory. The 145W output is not a marketing gimmick; it comfortably handles demanding devices including laptops, tablets, and phones without struggling.
What impressed me most is how versatile and dependable it feels in daily use. It charges multiple devices efficiently, supports fast charging properly, and still remains compact enough to carry in a backpack without inconvenience. The 25,000mAh capacity makes it extremely practical for travel, long workdays, and power outages.
I also appreciate the attention to safety certifications and overall finish, which gives confidence while using expensive devices with it. This feels like a thoughtfully designed premium product rather than a cheap high-capacity battery pack.
Overall, an excellent investment for anyone deeply invested in a modern USB-C ecosystem.
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It was delivered the very next day in less than 24 hours. Will buy again!
Beast of a power bank.
Nice product
It is a great power bank easily full charges my 16 Pro Max and my Mac Book Pro 80 in a full charge.
If the weight can be reduced a bit then this would be the best available in this price range
UGREEN 90597A is a 25,000mAh Nexode power bank for high-power USB-C equipment, with two USB-C outputs, one USB-A output and a numerical battery display. The 145W headline is a combined USB-C1 + USB-C2 allocation of 100W + 45W. A single device can receive up to 140W from USB-C1 through USB PD 3.1; it does not receive 145W from one port. The battery is rated 90Wh and UGREEN publishes a 14,500mAh typical output capacity at 5V/6A.

USB-C1 supports PD 3.1 output up to 28V/5A for a compatible device and correctly rated 5A cable.
With USB-C1 and USB-C2 active, the published allocation is 100W + 45W, totalling the marketed 145W.
USB-C1, USB-C2 and USB-A can operate together with a published 100W + 15W shared allocation.
The LED readout shows approximate remaining battery level and helps plan high-load sessions and recharging.

For one device, USB-C1 is the high-power port at up to 140W, USB-C2 reaches up to 65W, and USB-A reaches up to 22.5W. USB-C1's 140W mode requires a PD 3.1 device that requests 28V/5A plus a cable rated for 5A/140W or higher. A 100W-only cable or a device without PD 3.1 will negotiate a lower level.
Power is reallocated when ports are combined. USB-C1 + USB-C2 is 100W + 45W = 145W. USB-C1 + USB-A is 100W + 22.5W = 122.5W. USB-C2 + USB-A is 15W total shared. With all three outputs active, USB-C1 receives up to 100W while USB-C2 and USB-A share 15W, for 115W total.
Recharge input is clearly specified through USB-C1 at up to 65W. Some regional UGREEN copy also mentions USB-C2 input, while the port labelling and other technical tables identify USB-C1 as the recharge path. The reliable instruction is to use USB-C1 for recharging unless the markings and supplied manual for the exact unit explicitly state otherwise.
C1: 140W max; C2: 65W max; USB-A: 22.5W max. Each result depends on device and cable negotiation.
100W + 45W, or 145W total. This is the source of the product's 145W headline.
100W + 22.5W, or 122.5W total.
C1 up to 100W plus 15W shared by C2 and USB-A, or 115W total.

The five internal 5,000mAh cells total 25,000mAh at 3.6V, equal to 90Wh. UGREEN's typical rated output is 14,500mAh at 5V/6A, equivalent to 72.5Wh at the rated test point. The difference reflects conversion and operating losses, not missing cells.
High-power laptop charging can empty a 90Wh pack much faster than phone charging, and a connected laptop may continue consuming energy while its battery rises. Display percentage, temperature, device workload, cable resistance and negotiated voltage all influence usable time. No universal laptop-fill or phone-fill count is promised.
UGREEN specifies up to 65W recharge input through USB-C1. The adapter's marketing wattage is only a ceiling: the source and cable must support a mutually accepted USB-C PD profile, and the power bank controls its actual input. Recharging while supplying another device can add heat and change both input and output.

Use USB-C1 for a compatible MacBook, Dell XPS or other PD laptop, with the wattage determined by its request and the cable.
Use C1 + C2 for the published 100W + 45W split or C1 + USB-A for 100W + 22.5W.
Connect all three outputs when reach matters more than speed; C2 and USB-A then share only 15W.


USB-C shape alone is not enough. The device, power bank and cable must share the required USB PD voltage/current profile; USB-A devices need a compatible cable and protocol.
Compatible MacBook Pro/Air, Dell XPS and other USB-C PD laptops up to the port's negotiated ceiling. Proprietary barrel-input laptops require their own supported adapter solution.
Compatible iPad, iPhone, Galaxy, Pixel and other USB-C or Lightning devices with the correct cable and a mutually supported charging mode.
Earbuds, cameras, controllers and other devices within the listed USB-C2 or USB-A profiles; use the lower-power ports when C1 is reserved for a laptop.


| Brand / model / SKU | UGREEN / Nexode / 90597A |
|---|---|
| Product type | Three-output USB-C PD power bank for phones, tablets, laptops and accessories |
| Nominal battery capacity | 25,000mAh at 3.6V; five 5,000mAh cells |
| Rated battery energy | 90Wh |
| Rated output capacity | 14,500mAh typical at 5V/6A (72.5Wh at test point) |
| USB-C1 single output | 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, 15V/3A, 20V/5A or 28V/5A; up to 140W PD 3.1 |
| USB-C2 single output | 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/3A, 15V/3A or 20V/3.25A; up to 65W |
| USB-A single output | 5V/3A, 9V/2A, 12V/1.5A, 4.5V/5A or 5V/4.5A; up to 22.5W |
| C1 + C2 allocation | 100W + 45W; 145W total |
| C1 + USB-A allocation | 100W + 22.5W; 122.5W total |
| C2 + USB-A allocation | 15W total shared |
| C1 + C2 + USB-A allocation | 100W + 15W shared; 115W total |
| Recharge input | USB-C1 up to 65W; use C1 unless exact unit markings/manual explicitly permit another input |
| Ports | 2 × USB-C output ports; 1 × USB-A output |
| Display / wireless | Digital LED battery-percentage display; no wireless charging |
| Approximate dimensions | 160 × 81 × 27mm; official regional pages round the measurements |
| Approximate product weight | 513g |
| Colour | Space grey / dark grey |

A wall charger is not included. Official regional packages have described different cable power ratings; the exact India listing confirms the 0.5m USB-C cable but does not establish its wattage here. For 140W output, use a cable clearly rated for 5A PD 3.1 service.
High wattage creates more heat at connectors and conversion stages. Keep the pack flat and uncovered, avoid tight cable bends, and periodically check plugs for looseness, discoloration or heat damage. Stop immediately if the enclosure swells or the display/ports behave abnormally after an impact.
The battery is labelled 90Wh. Current IATA guidance says power banks belong in cabin baggage and must be protected from damage and short circuit, but individual airlines may impose tighter quantity, stowage or onboard-use limits. Verify every carrier on the itinerary; 90Wh is a rating, not approval.
No. USB-C1 delivers up to 140W alone. The 145W headline is the combined C1 + C2 allocation of 100W + 45W.
Use a USB-C cable explicitly rated for 5A and PD 3.1 140W or higher, plus a device that requests the 28V/5A profile.
USB-C1 can receive up to 100W while USB-C2 and USB-A share 15W, for 115W combined.
Their published two-port allocation is 15W total shared, so neither retains its single-port 65W or 22.5W maximum.
Use USB-C1, which is clearly specified for up to 65W input. Do not assume C2 input unless the markings and manual supplied with the exact unit say it is supported.
25,000mAh is measured at the 3.6V internal cells. UGREEN rates typical output at 14,500mAh under a 5V/6A test after conversion losses.
Yes, when both accept the available profiles. C1 + C2 allocates 100W + 45W; C1 + USB-A allocates 100W + 22.5W.
No. All output is wired through the two USB-C ports and one USB-A port.
UGREEN supports simultaneous input and output, but power can be reduced and heat can rise. It is not an uninterrupted-power guarantee.
The India package confirms the power bank and a 0.5m USB-C-to-USB-C cable. No wall charger is included, and the exact cable wattage is not claimed here.
No. Keep it in cabin baggage, protect it from damage and short circuit, and confirm current carrier and route rules. The printed 90Wh value does not itself grant permission.
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