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Ark 27,000mAh Power Bank with 140W USB-C Charging
Ark's massive 27,000mAh battery, the largest allowed on commercial
flights,
transforms the whole world into your office.
Its 140W fast-charging can keeps your high-performance laptop alive for your
entire flight or rapidly restore three devices at once after a demanding day.
Ark can charge even the most power-hungry high-performance or gaming laptop, capable of delivering up to 140W* of USB-C PD 3.1 power. Perfect for demoing your architectural model for clients, killing time on a flight, or keeping your M3 MacBook Pro going while working in a cafe.
*Charging speed will vary depending on the devices and cables connected, as well as factors including their current battery status and operating temperature.
Ark isn’t just a super-fast charger, it’s a super-fast recharger. When connected to a 140W USB-C charger, such as the ALOGIC Rapid Power 165W USB-C Car Charger, Ark can be recharged 50% in just 30 minutes, or to 100% in a little over an hour.
Ark’s screen lets you check exactly how fast devices are charging, how much battery Ark has left and how long it can keep charging at the current speed, helping you plan around the time it takes to recharge.
General
Like all personal power banks, Ark cannot be stored in checked luggage.
While the vast majority of airlines follow these guidelines, it remains at the discretion of individual airlines whether lithium-ion power banks are permitted.
This will result in speeds of up to 22 watts for your phone, and the remainder of Ark’s 140W for your laptop.
If you need to use both USB-C ports at once, their maximum speeds will both drop to 65W, which may not be enough to charge some high-power laptops.
Please note that Ark’s battery will drain faster while the screen is active.
Like other lithium-ion power banks, Ark must be disposed of at special collection points for safe processing.
Please consult your local authorities, or the retailer you purchased your power bank from, for the correct way to dispose of power banks like Ark.
• Overcurrent protection
• Overvoltage protection
• Short-circuit protections
• Fire-retardant materials
• High-temperature protections
• Interference protections
• How much charge the battery has.
• The current charging/input speed of all Ark’s USB ports
• How long it’ll Ark’s battery to charge or run out at the current speeds
• How long Ark has been in operation
• The battery’s current maximum capacity, as a percentage of its initial maximum capacity. This is very useful for monitoring Ark’s overall health.
• The current temperature of Ark’s battery cells.
• The percentage Ark’s battery was last charged to
• The number of full battery cycles your Ark has had
• The total charging your Ark has done across its lifetime, measured in watt-hours
In order to charge at 140W, you must be using a cable and device which support USB PD 3.1, a charging standard which was introduced in 2021.
Additionally, charging speed may vary due a number of factors, including how full the device being charged’s battery is, whether other devices are connected and their operating temperature.
Many laptops do not support charging speeds above 60-70W.