Anker’s 25,000mAh power bank with 2 built-in cables is $39 off today

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This Anker power bank with an extra-large capacity, fast multi-device charging speed, and built-in charging cables is a steal now that it’s on sale for $96 at Amazon (down from its original $135). That’s the best price we’ve seen for this model all year, and it’s powerful enough to be the only power bank you need for all your devices.

The standout feature of Anker’s A1695 Laptop Power Bank is that it has two built-in USB-C cables, relieving you of the need to carry any extra cords around. It also has extra USB-C and USB-A ports, able to charge up to four devices simultaneously if you do have cables on you. Each built-in cable maxes out at 100 watts when used separately, while the main one always hits 100 watts no matter how many ports are being used. That makes it perfect for charging your laptop plus any other devices.

This high-capacity 25,000mAh power bank packs more energy than most consumer power banks (which typically hold between 10,000mAh and 20,000mAh), yet it’s still within TSA and FAA limits so you can bring it with you on flights in addition to coffee shops, libraries, and offices. And it’s enough capacity to fully recharge most laptops, so you don’t have to worry about running out of battery mid-day.

But if you’re looking for a compact power bank, you may need to keep looking. Measuring 6.18 x 2.12 x 1.93 inches, it’s pretty darn chunky (as it needs to be to provide all that power), and it weighs 1.31 pounds so it isn’t the easiest to lug around. High-end gaming laptops will also need more wattage than this provides (140+ watts), so consider this more of a productivity option than a gaming backup battery.

At $96, it’s a winner for its combination of capacity, speed, and built-in cables. Save now with this Amazon deal if you’re interested.