Awei P13K 20000mAh 22.5W PD Fast Charging Power Bank

Awei P13K 20000mAh 22.5W PD Fast Charging Power Bank

Twenty thousand milliamp-hours with both major fast-charge standards and three output ports — the most completely specified bank in Awei's mid range. Compare it across our power banks.

Both standards, which matters more than the wattage

The P13K supports Power Delivery at 20W and Quick Charge at 22.5W. Those are two different protocols from two different camps: Power Delivery is what iPhones and USB-C laptops use, Quick Charge is Qualcomm's and appears on a great many Android phones. A bank supporting only one leaves half your devices charging at standard speed. Supporting both means whatever you plug in negotiates its own fastest route. The published voltage tables — 12V/1.67A, 9V/2.22A and 5V/3A on Type-C output — are what those protocols look like in practice.

Three devices, and recharging speed

Dual USB-A plus Type-C lets three things charge together, though the total is shared so each is slower than one alone. More useful is the input: up to 12V/1.5A over Type-C. Recharging a 20000mAh bank at 5 volts takes most of a day, and accepting 12V input is what turns that into an overnight job.

Housing and capacity

The shell is ABS/PC rated as fireproof, which on a cell this size is a reasonable thing to want. At roughly 74 watt-hours it sits under the 100Wh airline threshold, so it flies without prior approval. If you want magnetic wireless charging at this capacity, the P78K is the alternative.

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