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Anker PowerCore 24K, 737, 140W (24000 mAh, 140 W, 88.80 Wh)
EUR96,05 EUR1,09/1Wh

Anker PowerCore 24K, 737, 140W

24000 mAh, 140 W, 88.80 Wh

Question about Anker PowerCore 24K, 737, 140W

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ColMendoza

2 years ago

I bought this powerbank to charge my laptop. Now my laptop (Asus TUF F15 FX507ZC4 from Digitec) only charges at 0.1 Watt according to the display via USB-C. Is the powerbank not suitable for this purpose or is something additional needed? Charging cable from Asus is a 6mm diameter, but can't find an adapter for USB-C if that would help. Thanks for the help :)

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thegrau

2 years ago

The thickness of the cable gives little information. What you need to know is the wattage required for the computer. If your computer has a dedicated charging cable, you need to make sure that the USB-C port is also suitable for charging (this is sometimes not the case). If it's a proprietary charging cable, unfortunately there's no other option than to find a USB-C cable with an appropriate plug.
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RED98

2 years ago

Just because your laptop has a USB-C port, it doesn't mean that this port is for charging your laptop. If your laptop was supplied with a dedicated charger fitted with a barrel plug, the problem is with your laptop, not the Anker battery.