With a 60,000mAh capacity, the Anker 548 is built to last and is perfect for emergencies.
As they become bigger, power banks are starting to blur the line between much bigger power stations. Is it a large power bank or a small power station? Does it even matter?
I have a penchant for power banks, especially the sizable ones that can serve as backup power in emergencies. With a massive 60,000mAh battery capacity, the Anker 548 is the largest I’ve ever tested.
Firstly, the Anker 548 is indeed a substantial power bank. Weighing over five pounds and equipped with a soft nylon webbing handle on top, it’s not something you’d easily carry in your pocket or bag. However, its size, and in turn its battery capacity, comes with significant advantages — it can charge an iPhone 15 more than 10 times and a MacBook Air almost three times.
On top of the power bank, there’s a pop-out LED light with three settings — high, low, and SOS mode. This light casts a soft, broad glow, perfect for illuminating a room or campsite, and can last for nearly two days on a single charge.
