I did not realize how much this battery/ charger would improve travel, work, vacations. The wireless charging is fantastic for I phones. It can charge my Mac book pro twice on one charge. Get the zipper case for protection of the battery, I had to get it from the manufacturer.

Works very well with my laptop and go pro. I highly recommend this product.

Heavy for a 100WH battery back, maybe double the size and weight, though none are as feature rich! This thing is the holy grail. 2x USB-C PD ports with up to 100W combined output. 2x USB-A ports for anything else. Qi wireless charging. ~100W usable AC outlet. Only thing missing is a DC 12v (or adjustable voltage) barrel plug or Anderson PowerPole output. Awesome excellent display to inform how much power is being drawn out or charging into the battery. Small for those without perfect vision, but excellent to have this info available! Can simultaneously charge a MacBook Pro and ChromeBook via the 2 USB-C PD ports, while also charging 2 phones or accessories via the 2xUSB-A ports and charging an iPhone X or newer or Android device such as Galaxy S20 all at the same time. This will draw down the battery in an hour. 100WH is maximum allowed on planes. 4 Negatives: * Size. About double to triple size of some 100WH battery packs * Weight. About double to triple what some 100WH battery packs weight. * No DC output port (i.e. no way to power a 12v device). 12v 10amp would be ideal. * DC Charging port uses a specialized barrel connector (though you could also charge from USB-C. This charging port is similar to older Lenovo Thinkpad chargers, and a Lenovo laptop charger will charge this at ~90 watts (taking about 1 to 1.5 hours to fully charge from dead). * Self discharge. Loses power faster powered off than some other battery packs as this battery pack can’t be fully powered off. Due to the size/weight, tend to carry this less, making it less useful.

Seems pretty heavy duty and I like the fact it has wireless charging on the top. What I don't like? The charging input port should be on the back of the unit. If you have it plugged into a wall outlet and want to set your phone on top for Qi charging, the power cord for the unit has to come out from the front and then wrap around to an outlet. Otherwise, you can't see the display on the front. Also, there didn't seem to be an auto shut off or timer on here which would seem to not be helpful in conserving the battery or if it accidentally got turned on inside your bag. It's also heavy and rather bulky which probably means it's sturdy and can charge several items numerous times but the above-mentioned issues and the price tag was my final decision to return it.

We got this for emergency backup charging in power outages and for travel but have started using it around the house on the sofa during the WFH pandemic. USB-C is 60 watts so enough to charge a laptop or iPad Pro; two USB-A ports for Apple lightening or other plugs, and Qi charging for most cell phones. I like the LED indicators so you know if the Qi charger or the USB plugs are live as well as your remaining charge. Only downsides are the weight, and as others have noted you have to keep it facing toward you to see the charge LED.