Ok, it's not as sleek, and it's not made of aircraft alluminium,  but hey, it's still capable of charging at 100W and discharging at 60W,  for a third of the price of the Symik...

I just bought this one. $60 from Amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/Hanatora- ... _i=B0C85KB61Z&psc=1

Mobilehomer Posted at 8-17 17:58
I just bought this one. $60 from Amazon.
https://www.amazon.com/Hanatora- ... _i=B0C85KB61Z&psc=1

Would've have bought this one too if it had a USB-C input/output instead of the DC5525 jack in, and USB-A out.

Monkey007 Posted at 8-17 18:36
Would've have bought this one too if it had a USB-C input/output instead of the DC5525 jack in, and USB-A out.

It comes with the power supply and does a good job so far.

Where did you buy it?

Where did you buy it?

Sebi Posted at 8-18 04:36
Where did you buy it?

https://www.aliexpress.com/item/ ... n.17.21ef1802hYm70K

Looks good!

Looks good, how does it work so far?

LucasYL Posted at 10-26 07:38
Looks good, how does it work so far?

Works great, especially the 65W PD power bank mode, which makes it possible to quickly get a full pack out of 2, or more partially discharged packs when used with another PD charger or charging hub.

Monkey007 Posted at 10-26 10:31
Works great, especially the 65W PD power bank mode, which makes it possible to quickly get a full pack out of 2, or more partially discharged packs when used with another PD charger or charging hub.

Since they discharge on their own, what is the point in doing it with a device?

digibud Posted at 10-27 05:23
Since they discharge on their own, what is the point in doing it with a device?

Because it makes it possible to get one full pack out of 2  partially discharged packs, and also gives you some control of when and how the discharging takes place, instead of letting the energy  get wasted with zero control via the self discharging feature.