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Aukey Sprint X
27600 mAh, 140 W, 99.36 Wh
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16 reviews
Heavy beater with maximum capacity
Firstly, the powerbank is heavy and large. However, with a capacity of 99.36 Wh, this is to be expected and is fine.
However, I still find it transportable thanks to the form factor; it is not too long, not too wide and not too thick.
With the right power supply unit, it can also be charged extremely quickly, it also swallows large amounts of power in a short time. At the same time, it also delivers large amounts of power in a short time if you want it to. Supplying a notebook with power and its battery level rising during use? No problem.
The display clearly shows how much power is left in the power bank and how long it will last with the current consumption. The consumption per connection is displayed and you can estimate how quickly the connected devices will be charged. Conversely, the display also shows how long it will take to charge the power bank - very good.
I am absolutely delighted with the power bank. It is large and heavy, but that was clear beforehand and was due to the capacity. If you are looking for something smaller, you have to sacrifice capacity.Pro
- Maximum capacity (for aeroplanes)
- High loading speed
- Quickly recharged
- Informative display
- Compact form factor
Contra
- Heavy
After long research - super power bank for travelling and fast charging
compared the powerbank with eg. sharge 170, anker prime. from my point of view, these much more expensive powerbanks don't really offer any advantages. only marginally more power/capacity, but much heavier and, above all, much more expensive. see inconspicuous design as an advantage when travelling
Pro
- 100W/20'000 mah
- Wattage measurement/display, and battery level
- unobtrusive design
- light
- can be charged/charged simultaneously
- shape that fits well in your luggage
- many usb outputs (3 usbc, 1 usba)
This review was created for a different variant: SprintX (20000 mAh, 100 W, 74 Wh)
High capacity and good performance
I have been travelling with the powerbank for some time now and am very happy with it. The only negative point is that the powerbank is now also available from Digitec (printed with the Digitec logo and not the Aukey logo) and is significantly cheaper.
Pro
- Capacity
- Performance
Contra
- Price - identical models are now cheaper
No recommendation
Had to realise shortly after purchase that only one of the two USB-A ports works. After all.
Total failure after approx. 1.5 years. Digitec's quick and accommodating response is worth mentioning. The purchase price was credited.Pro
- Customer service from Digitec
Contra
- Weak performance, long charging time
- Unreliable
This review was created for a different variant: SprintX (20000 mAh, 30 W, 74 Wh)
Top device, in use for 2 weeks
Pro
- Loads quickly
- Chic
Contra
- Causes envy in your trousers
Simple and effective
Pro
- Fast charging even with several devices connected
- Compact and functional
Contra
- The battery does not recharge very quickly, so be sure to anticipate this before you leave.
This review was created for a different variant: SprintX (20000 mAh, 65 W, 74 Wh)
Part passthrough support only
Pro
- Size
- Price/performance for capa/output
Contra
- Only supports partial passthrough charging. Passthrough does not work with more than 1 output
This review was created for a different variant: SprintX (20000 mAh, 100 W, 74 Wh)
Very fast charging of electrical appliances
After buying a no-name product via Amazon, which gave up the ghost after 2 charging cycles, I am completely satisfied with this product!
Absolutely super
I would buy again.
Pro
- Robust
- Good display
- Enough connections
Contra
- Heavy (was to be expected)
Rather 20W
The power bank does what it promises... for about 20 minutes. After that, the electronics probably get too warm and the power (In & Out) is limited to 20W. That means it's great for smartphones. For my Macbook Air, the 10W is not enough to actually charge it while it is in use. With an appropriate power supply, the power bank is charged from 0% to 100% in around 4.75h (~4h at 20W, then gradually less to full)
Pro
- Capacity is right
- Works wonderfully
Contra
- Continuous power only 20W
This review was created for a different variant: SprintX (20000 mAh, 30 W, 74 Wh)
nice and flat
Pro
- Shape fits well in pocket
- does what it should
This review was created for a different variant: SprintX (20000 mAh, 100 W, 74 Wh)
The best Powerbank yet
To charge the Aukey Spintx you need a charger such as the Aukey Omnia II 140Watt. Full recharging takes less than an hour. Otherwise you'll be waiting for hours and hours and you're likely to be disappointed with this product.
By way of comparison, the Anker 737 is an excellent equivalent product (all the advantages mentioned are similar) but only has a capacity of 24,000 mha.Pro
- Powerbank recharge at 140W
- Ultra-fast charging for MacBook and PC laptops
- Indication on the display of the charging power in watts for each port
Contra
- None to date
Deliberately misleading advert
LiIon batteries should be charged with reduced charging current in the top fifth of their capacity; this is normal and important for their service life. As expected, charging from 80% to 100% takes a little longer. This device also charges the battery correctly and much more slowly in the top quarter, but to give the impression that the device can be charged quickly to 99%, a charge level of 99% is displayed from approx. 75% charge. While the remaining 25% energy is being absorbed, the display then remains at 99%. This is untrustworthy and our response is that no further devices will be purchased from Aukey.
This review was created for a different variant: SprintX (20000 mAh, 65 W, 74 Wh)
Excellent charging speed
Pro
- Compact
- Quick
- More usb ports
Contra
- Weight
