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Keep your devices powered for longer with 20,000mAh capacity and LiFePO4 battery technology.
The Laser 20000mAh LiFePO4 Power Bank in green combines high-capacity portable charging with 20W USB-C Power Delivery, three charging ports and a digital battery display. It is a practical option when you need dependable backup power away from a wall socket.
Use the power bank when access to a wall socket is limited, whether you are commuting, travelling or simply need extra power during a long day. USB-C supports up to 20W output with compatible devices, while the two USB-A ports provide additional charging options.
When USB-C and USB-A ports are used together, the combined output is limited to 10W maximum. Recharge time is up to 5 hours when using a suitable PD wall adaptor.
Designed for compatible USB-powered devices using USB-C or USB-A charging. USB-C Power Delivery charging requires a compatible PD device and suitable cable. The USB-C port supports both input and output, while the two USB-A ports provide charging output.
What's included: 20K Power Bank, 60W USB-C cable and user manual.
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Yes. The power bank can charge compatible USB-powered devices through its USB-C port or either USB-A port. For faster charging through USB-C, the connected device must support USB-C Power Delivery and a suitable cable should be used.
CCC stands for China Compulsory Certification. This product is confirmed as CCC certified in the approved product data, meaning it meets the applicable certification requirements for that market.
Yes. The power bank has one USB-C port and two USB-A ports. When USB-C and USB-A ports are used together, the combined output is limited to 10W maximum.
This power bank is rated at 64Wh, which sits below the common 100Wh carry-on battery threshold used by many airlines.
Power banks should generally be carried in cabin baggage, kept accessible and not packed in checked luggage. Airline rules can vary, and some airlines restrict using or recharging power banks during the flight.
Before travelling, check your airline's latest policy and read our Australian power bank airline travel guide.














