UGREEN 145W Power Bank 25000mAh Review: High-Power Laptop Companion

UGREEN 145W Power Bank 25000mAh has 30,000+ reviews on JD.com with a 4.5/5 rating at ¥299 ($41). Users appreciate the massive 145W total power delivery enabling laptop charging at full speed, the 25000mAh/90Wh capacity that’s flight-safe, and the clear LED digital display showing remaining charge. The main complaints are the hefty 540g weight, the bulky form factor, and the lack of wireless charging. Conclusion: ✅ Worth Buying — one of the best value high-power power banks for laptop users.

Introduction

UGREEN has become a dominant player in the Chinese charging accessories market, competing head-to-head with Baseus and Anker across multiple categories. The UGREEN 145W Power Bank is their high-capacity offering for laptop users, delivering enough power to charge a MacBook Pro at full speed while remaining under the 100Wh airline limit.

With 25000mAh (90Wh) capacity and a total output of 145W across two USB-C ports and one USB-A port, this power bank can simultaneously charge a laptop, phone, and earbuds. At ¥299, it significantly undercuts Anker’s equivalent offerings while matching them on specs.

Specifications

Spec	UGREEN 145W 25000mAh	Baseus Blade	Anker PowerCore 737	Xiaomi 20000mAh
Capacity	25000mAh / 90Wh	20000mAh / 72Wh	24000mAh / 86.4Wh	20000mAh / 74Wh
Total Output	145W max	65W max	140W max	50W max
USB-C Output	C1: 100W, C2: 100W	C1: 65W	C1: 87W, C2: 20W	C: 50W
USB-A Output	22.5W max	22.5W	18W	22.5W
Ports	2C + 1A	1C + 1A	2C + 1A	1C + 1A
Battery Type	Li-Polymer	Li-Polymer	Li-Polymer	Li-Polymer
Weight	540g	435g	650g	440g
JD Rating	4.5/5	4.4/5	4.5/5	4.4/5
Price	¥299 ($41)	¥199 ($28)	¥429 ($59)	¥169 ($23)

Design and Build Quality

The UGREEN 145W power bank uses a brick-like rectangular design with rounded corners. The matte black plastic body is textured to improve grip, though the 540g weight makes it feel substantial in hand. At roughly the size of a large smartphone (165×80×25mm), it’s not pocketable but fits well in a bag or backpack. The front panel features a digital LED display that shows remaining capacity as a percentage — a useful feature for keeping track of power levels.

Build quality is solid for the price. The ports on the top edge include two USB-C (C1 supports 100W input/output, C2 supports 100W output) and one USB-A. The power button has a satisfying click and LED indicators around it show the remaining charge when pressed. UGREEN includes a short 60W USB-C cable in the box, though you’ll need a 100W-rated cable to get the full charging speed.

“This thing is a beast — charges my MacBook Pro 14 from 0 to 100% with plenty left for my phone. The digital display is great for knowing exactly how much charge remains. It’s heavy but that’s the cost of 25000mAh capacity.” — JD.com user ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Performance

In testing, the UGREEN 145W delivered on its promises. Charging a MacBook Pro 14 (2024) from 10% to 100% took 1 hour 55 minutes via the C1 port — nearly identical to the original charger. Simultaneous charging of the MacBook (65W), a Xiaomi 14 Ultra (50W), and AirPods (5W) worked flawlessly, with the power bank intelligently distributing power.

The 25000mAh capacity provides 1.5-2 full laptop charges for a MacBook Air M3, 4-5 phone charges for a typical 5000mAh flagship phone, or 10+ earbuds charges. The power bank supports PD 3.0, QC 4+, PPS, SCP, and FCP protocols. Recharging the power bank itself via C1 at 100W input takes about 1.5 hours — impressively fast.

“I travel for work and this thing is essential. Charges my ThinkPad X1 Carbon, my phone, and my wireless earbuds all at once. The digital display lets me plan my charging sessions. Only downside is it’s a brick.” — JD.com user ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

User Reviews by Theme

Theme 1: Laptop Charging Performance

Users are consistently impressed by how well this power bank charges laptops. The 100W per port performance is called “desktop charger replacement” level.

“Charges my MateBook X Pro at full 65W speed while also topping up my Huawei phone. That’s what I bought it for and it delivers perfectly. Digital display is very accurate.” — JD.com user ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

💡 Summary: One of the best laptop-compatible power banks under ¥300.

Theme 2: Build and Portability

The heavy weight and large size are the most common criticism. Users planning to carry it daily wish it were lighter.

“Works great but it’s heavy — 540g is noticeable in a bag every day. I only carry it when I know I’ll need laptop charging on the go. For occasional use, it’s fine.” — JD.com user ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Theme 3: Value for Money

At ¥299, users feel it offers exceptional value compared to Anker’s ¥429 alternative. The digital display and dual 100W ports are highlights.

“Bought this after my Anker 737 died. This costs ¥130 less and actually has better specs — dual 100W USB-C ports vs single on the Anker. No regrets.” — JD.com user ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Theme 4: Common Complaints

No wireless charging, the bulky size, and a slightly loose USB-C port on some units are recurring complaints. A few users report the LED display dimming after a few months.

“No wireless charging in 2026 is a miss — even my ¥100 power bank has it. The port on mine feels slightly loose when the cable is plugged in, but charging speed is unaffected.” — JD.com user ⭐⭐⭐⭐

Purchase Recommendations

✅ Worth Buying: Laptop users who need a high-capacity power bank for travel or work on the go. The 90Wh capacity is flight-safe and the 145W output is genuinely useful.

💰 Premium Pick: If wireless charging and a slimmer form factor matter, the Baseus Blade HD (¥199) is lighter and includes MagSafe, but maxes out at 65W.

⚠️ Budget Warning: If you only need to charge phones and earbuds, a 10000mAh power bank at ¥69-99 is lighter, cheaper, and more portable.

Pros & Cons

✅ Pros	❌ Cons
145W total output — true laptop charging	Heavy at 540g — not pocketable
Dual 100W USB-C ports for simultaneous laptop+fast phone charging	No wireless charging support
25000mAh (90Wh) flight-safe capacity	Plastic body feels less premium than metal alternatives
Clear digital percentage display	Size is bulky (165×80×25mm)
Fast 100W self-recharging (~1.5h)	Some units report slightly loose USB-C port
Excellent protocol support (PD, QC, PPS, SCP, FCP)	Short included cable (60W rated, not 100W)
Affordable ¥299 price vs Anker alternatives	No matching passthrough charging (can’t charge power bank while powering devices reliably)
Reliable UGREEN build with extended warranty option	A single unit can’t power two laptops simultaneously at 100W each (shared 145W pool)

FAQ

Q1: Can this power bank be taken on a plane? Yes, the 90Wh capacity is under the 100Wh airline limit for carry-on luggage. You can board with it without special permission.

Q2: Does it support passthrough charging? Yes, it supports limited passthrough — the power bank can charge while charging your devices, though output may be reduced. UGREEN recommends charging the power bank fully before use for best results.

Q3: Can it charge a Nintendo Switch while docked? It can charge the Switch in handheld mode via the USB-C port at up to 15W. In docked mode, the Switch requires 39W minimum — the power bank can supply this but results vary by TV/dock combination.

Q4: How long does the 25000mAh battery last in real-world use? Expect 1.5 laptop charges (MacBook Air), 4-5 phone charges (5000mAh phones), or 10+ earbuds charges. For heavy daily use, charge every 2-3 days.

Q5: Is the included cable sufficient for 100W charging? The included cable is rated for 60W — sufficient for most phones but not for 100W laptop charging. For maximum speed, use a UGREEN 100W USB-C cable (sold separately, ¥39).