PowerPack Plus LaserPecker

The battery is surprisingly compact compared to others that I have for the capacity, and is very easy to store in almost any backpack or bag. It’s about the size of an IPhone 15 pro max in height and width etc, just square of course. Easy to charge with usbc and to discharge as well. Others complaining about price I feel are misguided. The other battery I got some time ago was about the same price but was a greater capacity and had more ports but was much larger, didn’t support usb c, and I’m pretty sure was nickel iron instead of lithium ion like this is. This is a high end battery and looks like one was well. Well designed and works to charge anything usbc will. I think for the price is is more than fair. I would strongly recommend it as a backup to carry with you to class or school or even to work. For I work remote and have class, sometime forgetting to charge my devices. But, with this charged at least, I’m able to charge all my devices and keep them such for hours. And the compact nature of it is a major reason for me.

Everything from the carrying pouch to the build quality and chamfered edges on the battery unit itself you definitely feel like you're getting your money's worth, though it is on the pricey side. That said, Laser Pecker could have made the battery pack only compatible with their own machines, but they didn't. The inclusion of a USB-C and USB-A ports vastly extends its usefulness. Besides the obvious of being able to use a LaserPecker laser cutter/engraver out in the field or say a makers faire. I could see this being very handy while camping or hiking as it's very compact and not very heavy, plus comes with an included shoulder strap.

Being a lithium battery it does come with some stringent directions about charging to prolong its lifespan. Stating under the maintenance section of the manual that you should "charge and discharge it at least every 3 months to keep the battery active." Draining the battery to 30% and then back up to 85% similar to an electric vehicle's battery.

This battery is REALLY for their laser engravers that were named after a woodpecker. So ok, it makes sense and is also kinda funny. My friends love the name because it certainly gives you a visual. Have you ever seen Guardians of the Galaxy 2, and the guy called Taser Face? I had to really do some digging on this one and happy I got to understand why they named it that. I'll give them this...you're not gonna forget it lol.

Pros:
-Holds a LOT of power.
-Comes with an excellent case.
-Provides very stable power from USB.
-Can switch between 12v and 24v.
-Very nice visual design.
-Has an on button

Cons:
-No screen. This battery can do so much, it could really benefit from a screen showing input/output.
-It's big and heavy, and at 30,0000mAh could be smaller. But I like how big and powerful it is.
-Only came with a solar panel cable.
-Often had to turn it on to start charging. And you need to provide your own charger plug.
-There is no off button. It shuts off after 20 seconds of detecting no power draw. To turn on any device connected to it you must press the button again.

Hola, es un producto estupendo para el funcionamiento autonomo , quizas se necesitaria unos cables mas largos para trabajar con la bateria al lado tuyo y la gravadora en la mano . El resto lo veo bien . Internamente desconozco la calidad de las baterias y de que tipo son , para intentar de que rinda muchos años y sea sostenible. Saludos.

So this product isn't exactly meant for "normal" power backup use. It's actually meant for laser engravers. I, however, don't have a laser engraver, so I'm using it for "alternative" purposes. It's not at all portable - it simply weighs too much to put in a backpack and take with me, but during a recent power outage, I was able to use it to power a handheld gaming console and a Surface for an absurdly long period of time, and could have gone much longer.

I think of this as more of a UPS than a charger. To that end, this thing is a miracle.