SAVE $50:As of April 2,The Relic Of My Sister Next Door UGREEN Nexode 25000mAh 200W power bank is available for $79.99 at Amazon. That’s a 38 percent discount from its regular price of $129.99.
I don’t typically get excited about battery packs, but the UGREEN Nexode is one of those rare exceptions. It’s not just that it has 200 watts of fast charging power or that it holds 25000mAh of juice. It’s that it makes every other power bank I own feel like a sad pocket warmer in comparison. And right now, it’s on sale for $79.99 at Amazon. That’s $50 off. Which, for something this functional and overachieving, feels like robbery. Again, legal.
I think what sold me was the TFT smart display. It shows battery percentage, output, input, voltage, current—basically everything you need. Compared to most LCD readouts, this one actually looks nice and, dare I say, modern.
SEE ALSO: Apple announces WWDC 2025 datesFunctionally, it’s a beast. I’ve used it to charge my MacBook Pro, my phone, and a tablet all at the same time. No sparks, no overheating, no tantrums. It just works. The 200W output is overkill in the best way. If you travel for work, shoot video, edit on the go, or just live with someone who never charges their phone, this thing is a dream.
Price: $79.99 $129.99
Retailer:Amazon
Battery capacity: 25000mAh
Output:Up to 200W
Ports:2 USB-C, 1 USB-A
Special features: TFT smart display, PD 3.1 fast charging, real-time power data
Charging capacity:iPhone 15 up to 5.2 times
Color: Black
Durability: Retains 80 percent capacity after 1000 cycles
Safety:Real-time temperature monitoring and fast heat dissipation
It’s also surprisingly durable. Even after a thousand charging cycles, it keeps over 80 percent of its original capacity. It charges quickly, cools itself efficiently, and doesn’t scream for attention with flashing lights or obnoxious branding.
For long travel days, power outages, or just a backup that can actually do more than revive a dying phone once, this is the one I’d recommend. Especially while it’s still under 80 bucks.
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