The recent rainstorms and power outages in various areas of Chile expose our dependence on connectivity. Nowadays, it is essential to have backup devices to work, study, or simply communicate.
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In this context, portable batteries stand out as a concrete response to the lack of outlets and prolonged blackouts.
The market offers various portable energy alternatives. One of the most interesting devices from the Asian brand Anker, one of the most established and reliable manufacturers in the external battery and charging accessories segment—founded in 2011 by a former Google engineer—is its 25,000 mAh Power Bank.
This model draws attention for combining a large storage capacity with fast charging up to 165W.
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A traditional power bank is usually limited to providing power to cell phones. This device is designed for greater demands. Its power allows charging tablets, wireless headphones, portable consoles, and notebooks compatible with the USB-C standard.
This feature ensures work or academic continuity amid a climate emergency.
Among its most relevant technical specifications are:
The manufacturer explains the sales phenomenon in its Mercado Libre store. “Consumers are looking for practical solutions that allow them to be prepared for different scenarios, from a power outage to a long day away from home. Today, portable energy has ceased to be an accessory and has become a tool to stay connected,” they state from Anker.
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