Romoss PEA60 is a heavy-duty power bank with 60,000 mAh lithium polymer battery.

With this power bank, you can charge four devices simultaneously thanks to its high-capacity battery. It also has a fast-charge feature since it is equipped with Huawei Super Charge Protocol 22.5W.

It also has a two-way fast charging feature which means that charging the power bank itself is not time-consuming. Based on our assessment, we’re surprised that it can be fully charged in less than 24 hours. 

We like that it has a high battery capacity and can charge phones like the Samsung Galaxy 22 Ultra up to 12 times. This is ideal for people who often experience power shortages in their areas.

With this heavy-duty power bank, surge protection is also critical for safety. So it’s a plus that it is equipped with ten layers of protection that avoid overcharging, over-discharging, over-voltage, excessive overheating, and other potential problems. 

The only concern that we experienced with this power bank is its weight. 

Among the power banks on this list, Romoss PEA60 is the heaviest at 1.3kg, making it hard to carry around. With that, we only recommend this for household use since it isn’t travel-friendly.

If you don’t mind the price tag and want a heavy-duty power bank with a high battery capacity, then Romoss PEA60 is a good option.

If you’re looking for a cheaper option and want a power bank with 50,000 mAh capacity, the Rapoo S50 Pro has you covered.

It has a battery capacity that can last weeks on a single charge. According to our calculations, it can charge the iPhone 14 approximately 12 times, which is sufficient for several weeks.

The best feature for us is its five output ports. It features four USB-A ports, one of which supports Qualcomm Quick Charge 3.0.

We like that it’s equipped with a lot of output ports and enables us to charge multiple devices simultaneously. The USB-C connector also supports 18W Power Delivery 3.0 for both input and output.

In this list, Rapoo S50 Pro is one of the most versatile. This is because this device can be charged in three different ways as it has three input ports (USB, Micro USB, and Apple Lightning).

Since it is among the lighter power banks on this list, this is also one of our best bets when it comes to traveling.

Other features that we like include an LED battery indication screen and a dual-LED flashlight. However, the flashlight is not that strong, and seems like it drains the power bank’s battery more.

Also, it only has 18W of maximum output power, which makes it lag behind other power banks on this list that have 22.5W. Nevertheless, it’s still a good choice because it’s affordable.

Teclast A60 Pro is another power bank with four outputs and two inputs available. 

It has a LED indicator on the front and can charge devices up to 22.5W. This is the best fit for those that have Huawei SCP charging capabilities. 

Because of the high power consumption of digital devices, the Teclast A60 Pro is a great power bank thanks to its 57,000 mAh battery capacity.

Based on our assessment, this is compatible with different gadgets. It includes phones, tablets or iPads, music players, portable gamers, cameras, and other USB charging devices.

We also like that it is compatible with Power Delivery, which enables it to charge laptops. Though it will not charge as fast because it only has a 22.5W maximum output capacity, it’s still outstanding since not all power banks can charge a laptop.

For smaller devices like phones and tablets, Teclast A60 Pro also allows quick charging. This is because it supports Quick Charge 3.0, similar to other high-end power banks.

The only concern that we experienced with this power bank is the duration of its charging time. Since it has 18W of maximum input capacity, it takes about a 24-hours before it can be fully charged.

So we think that this is ideal for those who work from home and want a reliable power bank for power-related emergencies.

Overall, if you don’t mind the charging time, and want a dependable power bank for a variety of gadgets, the Teclast A60 Pro is the power bank for you.

If you’re a frequent traveler and want a reliable laptop for your trips, the BAVIN PC066 is an ideal choice.

We like that this power bank is handy and easy to carry thanks to its leather rope. It also weighs about a kilo so it is more travel-friendly compared to other power banks on this list.

The built-in LED flashlight also surprised us because it can light up brightly without compromising the quick charge feature of this power bank. With this, we consider this the most camping-friendly power bank.

For people who spend days on campsites with no electricity, we think that this power bank is quite dependable. This is because it has a 50,000 mAh battery capacity which can power phones and other gadgets multiple times.

We’re also surprised that it has three different input ports as well. This includes iPhone input, micro USB input, and type-C input.

With those input ports, you don’t have to worry about charging this power bank because it is quite versatile in that aspect. However, the only limitation that we encountered is the lack of other output ports than USB.

Because it is only equipped with four USB ports, charging other gadgets that don’t have USB cables is not possible. So we recommend that you buy compatible chargers so you won’t encounter this problem. 

Also, it doesn’t have an LED indication display so you can only rely on the four lights that estimate the remaining battery left.

Overall, we still think that this power bank is a good buy, especially if you like to travel or live in an outage-prone area.

Yoobao H5 is a 50,000 mAh power bank that is compatible with a variety of devices. It’s compatible with iPhone Power Delivery (P.D.), Quick Charge 3.0, and Huawei Super Charge Protocol (SCP).

Based on our assessment, it is also compatible with laptops, which makes it ideal for people who need their gadgets all the time. We highly recommend this for households with members that study and work from home. 

We also admire that this power bank has 3 USB ports and 1 type-C port. This makes it compatible with most gadgets it’s not limited to one type of output port. 

For campers or households that experience frequent power outages, the two LED flashlights are also a plus. We especially like that the 1.6W flashlights are bright without consuming a lot of power.  

We commend this power bank because it has safety features too. This includes protection that avoids overheating, overcharge, short-circuit, overcurrent, and over-discharge.

However, we noticed that it only has a type-C input port. This is a hassle for those with USB or iPhone chargers for their phones and laptops because they need to bring an additional charger to charge this power bank. 

Another drawback is that it doesn’t have an LED smart display panel. This means you won’t know the precise percentage of remaining power within the power bank, which might prove inconvenient for some.

Nevertheless, it still has light indicators so you will know when to charge your power bank.

Overall, if you don’t mind the price and want an all-around power bank, then Yoobao H5 is your best bet.