The holiday travel season just got more convenient. Anker's versatile 25,000mAh Laptop Power Bank is now available for $87.99 at Amazon, Best Buy, and Anker's direct store - a $32 discount that matches its all-time low pricing from April. For travelers juggling multiple devices, this power bank delivers up to 165W across four simultaneous charging ports, making dead batteries a thing of the past.
Black Friday might be over, but Cyber Monday is delivering the goods for tech-savvy travelers. Anker's Laptop Power Bank just hit its lowest price ever at $87.99, down from the usual $119.99 across Amazon, Best Buy, and Anker's own store. That's a solid $32 savings on what's become one of the most versatile charging solutions for people who refuse to hunt for outlets at airports. The timing couldn't be better - holiday travel season is about to kick into high gear, and nobody wants to be that person with a dead laptop on a six-hour flight. This power bank packs a serious 25,000mAh capacity into a form factor that's roughly the size of a soda can, though admittedly heavier at just over a pound. But here's where it gets interesting: Anker built in both a retractable USB-C cable and a second cable that doubles as a carrying handle, plus separate USB-A and USB-C ports. Translation? You can charge four devices simultaneously without carrying a tangle of cables. The power delivery specs are where this thing really shines. When you're charging two devices, it pushes up to 165W of power. Add a third or fourth device and you're still getting 130W total output - more than enough to fast-charge a laptop while keeping your phone and tablet topped off. The 90Wh rating keeps it TSA-compliant for carry-on luggage, so you won't face any awkward conversations at security checkpoints. Real-world performance has been solid according to user reports. The power bank handles everything from MacBook Airs to cameras and e-readers without breaking a sweat, and the built-in LCD display shows exactly how much juice is left and how much power is flowing to connected devices. No guessing games about whether your laptop is actually charging or just maintaining its current battery level. What makes this deal particularly noteworthy is the price history. The Verge's Sheena Vasani has been tracking this product since its launch, noting that the $87.99 price point represents genuine value rather than inflated "sale" pricing. The last time we saw this discount was back in April, making this a legitimate seasonal low rather than marketing theater. The competitive landscape for high-capacity power banks has heated up significantly this year, with companies like RAVPower and Goal Zero pushing their own laptop-friendly solutions. But Anker's combination of build quality, port variety, and integrated cables keeps it ahead of the pack for most users. The company's reputation for reliable charging tech doesn't hurt either - when you're betting on keeping expensive devices powered up, brand trust matters. For context, most laptop power banks in this capacity range typically run $100-150, making the sub-$90 price point genuinely compelling. Add in the built-in cables that eliminate the need for separate charging accessories, and you're looking at solid value for frequent travelers or anyone who works remotely from coffee shops and airports. The deal appears to be holding steady across all three retailers, suggesting this is coordinated promotional pricing rather than a flash sale that might disappear. Still, Cyber Monday inventory tends to move fast, especially for items that solve real travel pain points.
