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EF ECOFLOW Rapid Pro X Power Bank, 27650mAh 4-Part with 300W Output, Portable Charger with 140W Built-in Cable, for MacBook, iPhone, Laptops, and More | Envi

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EF ECOFLOW Rapid Pro X Power Bank, 27650mAh 4-Part with 300W Output, Portable Charger with 140W Built-in Cable, for MacBook, iPhone, Laptops, and More

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-5%$215.99Antes: ~~$227.36~~

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Smart LCD Screen & APP Control. 3.9‑inch LCD screen displays real‑time charging data. Customize themes, standby modes, and charging settings via the app for a personalized charging experience. X‑Guard Advanced Safety. Uses UAV‑grade battery cells with smart temperature control that lowers max temperature by 46.4°F. Eco‑mode and intelligent charging protection ensure safe, long‑lasting performance. High Capacity & Travel‑Friendly. 27,650mAh capacity charges an iPhone 16 up to 4.5 times, MacBook Air up to 1.3 times, or Steam Deck up to 1.4 times. 99.54Wh is TSA‑approved for carry‑on travel. Power 4 Devices at Once. Charge 4 devices simultaneously with 300W total output. Features 1×140W USB‑C port and 2×65W USB‑C ports to fast charge phones, laptops and more. Includes a 2 ft retractable USB‑C cable for convenient on‑the‑go use. X‑Stream Ultra‑Fast Recharge. Fully recharges in only 20 minutes with 320W input. 140W single‑port input charges to 80% in 40 minutes; 280W multi‑port input reaches 80% in 26 minutes, ideal for fast daily recharging.

Marca: EF ECOFLOW
Modelo: B0FHB5HZFR
Categoría aduanal: All Departments

Reseñas

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301 reseñas

13 con comentario

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iLLbiLL
2 de septiembre de 2026
Best power bank I've owned
This thing is a beast. It charges my phone, tablet and other devices extremely fast, and the built-in cables make it way more convenient than carrying a separate cable for everything.The screen is actually useful too. Being able to see the battery percentage and charging info at a glance is a lot better than guessing with a few little lights.It has plenty of capacity for travel, handles multiple devices without a problem, and still fits in my electronics organizer with all my other cables and accessories. It is definitely on the larger side, but the performance makes that completely worth it.I've owned a lot of power banks and this is easily one of my favorites. Fast, powerful, convenient and very well designed.Ver másVer menos
Sarge
Temperature throttles when output more than ~30w
This is a review of the 9000 mah 3 in 1 wuth built in AC charger:Pros:- looks great- high quality- attached cable and built in AC prongs- can put out 67w as advertised (briefly) on power bank (battery) mode- great for phone & tablet charging- does super fast charging and superfast 2.0 on Samsung- good safety due to active temperature monitoring- great user interfaceCons:- gets warm and throttles pretty quickly when asked to put out higher wattage- can only really do 25-30w consistentlyVer másVer menos
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Hedgie
8 de julio de 2026
Great product but needs an additional cord.
Easy to charge and easy to use. The small size makes it handy. The only issue we have is that no adaptor cords were included. There are only "C" connectors. Luckily, we had one cord that I could use to charge my phone & iPad.
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Office Wizard
25 de julio de 2026
Handy cell phone power bank
This is an unusually handy power bank because it comes with a built-in wall outlet plug that allows the user to refill its battery quickly by plugging the device into a standard 120 volt wall outlet. (It can also be recharged more slowly through one of its USB-C ports.) There is an easy-to-read LCD screen that indicates the charge level of the internal battery. All this means the user could avoid taking their phone charger on a trip. However, the power bank does not come with a USB-C cord, so the user needs to take their own charging cord (USB-C on both ends) in order to connect to the bank. Since the bank has two USB ports, it is possible to charge two phones at once. But you won't get "turbo charging" even with just one phone. So, if you want fast recharging for your phone, you are stuck with using the charging adapter and cord that came with the phone, or similar.The 10,000 mAh internal battery is big enough to recharge a phone a few times, but not enough to recharge a laptop even half-way. But if your laptop is about to die, and you have no alternative, the power bank could keep the laptop going for a while. Of course, there are much higher capacity power banks available out there that would be more suitable for powering a laptop. (Watch out for airline limits on power bank sizes allowed on board.)Ver másVer menos
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Awesome
1 de julio de 2026
Doesn't properly work with Power Delivery
I am using Xiaomi Notebook Pro and an Anker USB-C hub that both support PD. I was able to power the laptop via the hub from other power banks, but Ecoflow power bank is only able to do that from C3 port. C1 port starts PD and drops it after about a minute. C2 stays in 5 Volts (no PD). For the price of this brick, this is ridiculous. Instead of playing with fancy screens and adding built-in cables that will eventually wear out, the maker should consider implementing a reliable PD.Ver másVer menos
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Dan Q
21 de noviembre de 2025
Finally, a Power Bank That Keeps Up with Modern Laptops
The EcoFlow Rapid Pro feels like someone took a traditional power bank, fed it protein powder, and reminded it that laptops exist. With 300W total output and a built-in 140W USB-C cable, it’s one of the few portable batteries that can actually keep up with modern laptops instead of just slowing their rate of death. The form factor is dense but manageable, and the build quality has that “EcoFlow appliance” feel—solid, squared, and ready for field use rather than Instagram unboxing videos.In real-world use, it behaves more like a mini DC power unit than a casual phone charger. It can top up MacBooks, portable workstations, high-draw tablets, and even beefier USB-C accessories without throttling or getting hotter than reasonable. The built-in cable is a quiet luxury—you don’t have to go digging for a 240W-rated cable—which is especially nice at job sites or when bouncing between systems. Runtime at 27650mAh isn’t magic, but the Rapid Pro is clearly optimized for power delivery rather than marathon endurance, and that’s the right choice for productivity gear.There are a few quirks. It’s heavier than you expect, it’s not something you want in your pocket unless you’re training for leg day, and some devices will draw at slightly reduced rates depending on port distribution. But for technicians, field work, travel days, and anyone juggling modern USB-C laptops, this is one of the rare power banks that doesn’t feel like a compromise. It gives you that “I can work anywhere for a while” safety net—and unlike lesser power banks, it actually means it.Pros• 300W total output can power real laptops, not just sip-charge them• Built-in 140W USB-C cable is extremely convenient• Solid, durable construction—field-friendly• Handles high-draw devices without thermal panic• Great for technicians, travelers, and remote setupsCons• Heavier and bulkier than typical power banks• Capacity is good, but not huge for the wattage it can output• High loads drain it quickly (expected for 300W class)• Overkill if you only charge phones or earbudsVer másVer menos
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