Charging a note 7 on this is like charging a bomb on a bomb

Y'know I'm so glad you're talking about this and not the Note 7. Everyone else is still doing the Note 7 vs the Note 5; the Note 7 vs the S7 and S7 Edge; the Note 7 drop test; the Note 7 camera review, the Note 7 add nausium, it's disgusting. I'm just so glad you're not doing all of that shit, and you've moved on from the Note fuckin' 7, and you're getting on with the business of doing tech reviews. Good on you man... This is one of the reasons why I remain a subscribed fan.

This should've included a USB Type-C charger, since a lot of laptops support that now and that would be more efficient than converting from DC to AC to DC again, through the wall charger.

Damn, that shot with you and the Surface Pro is superb!

I'm glad to see a reviewer considered the charging efficiency matter finally

how ....just how do you manage to do so brilliantly qualitative videos!😊👍

Best review of this device that I've seen yet! Thanx aplenty!

So awesome how I have zero interest in that monster but loved this review so much. You do great work. Keep it up!

3:07 This !!! Well done Michael, nice review.

Videos like this make me geek, excellent editing.

Man, I love those SMOOOOOTH slider shots!

Great video as always Michael ! And that couch drop at 0:39 tho 😁

Everything aside, this is the best tech review channel!

this is what i need!

Thanks for doing reviews with a variety of different gadgets. This is very cool and unique compared to other KZfaq channels.

This thing is crazy. Great video as usual!

Just found this channel over KZfaq add. Love the content and honesty in reviews. Subscribed!

I love these videos. Just tech in general, well mobile tech lol great work mr. Fisher!! Keep them coming

Good gravy that's a big battery, i could power my house with that! Okay maybe not but it's a big battery!

Quality review as always. Thanks!

You're a master at this :)

Really nice to see your gains. Hope you reach 1 mil within a year or two.

I can see how this would be great for emergency power during storms and power outages. Pair it with some rechargeable flashlights and a radio and you'd be good to go. Or better yet, they should make a version with a built-in weather radio and lantern.

Very professionnal reviewer 2thumbs up👍👍

I am definitely getting that for sure. It would be good for off the grid and charging multiple devices at once. I love it

Great video as always! That's a mighty fine power pack, though it doesn't exactly scream Mobile. Also, I think your videos were the first ones I saw those Polar Seltzer bottles. And the only ones. 'Ya must reaaaallly like them. Addicting stuff from where I'm standing.

Love the videos man! Keep them coming!

Didn't know I needed a Borg Cube mini fridge until today...

god, I LOVE your reviews!

Man great video 😁

You and Flossy Carter are the only TechReviewers on KZfaq that don't get annoying over time by acquiring a pretentious narration style (RIP Juan Carlos Bagnell). I find that super unpleasant to listen to. Keep it up Michael, your videos and your delivery are spotless!

And I thought the 50,000 mAh battery you showed was huge!

Great video and great product. Always impressed by the range of products by Anker

Have to admit, the industrial design of this product is astounding compared to the competition that costs significantly more sometimes.

Nice review!

subscribed....to the point review with all points adequately covered.

For some reason, I really love these two battery videos, am I wierd?

Note 7? And you're still alive? nice!

At 5:06 I see an S7 Active like the one I'm using to view this...I knew I was dealing with a fellow practical man.

Great review!!

0:06 "Get outta my way little b*tches. Grand daddy is here"

good review Mrs mobile.

Great video! So happy when I saw you had a video on this! I'd love a review on the Goal Zero Yeti 400 which is my current target as I need more output than 160w.

0:06 This...this made me lmao😂

Great video Michael! I love your videos keep up the great work!

Wow, honestly I didn't even know this kind of powerbank existed lol. Looks pretty awesome. I just recently bought a Choetech 15,600 mAh powerbank that supports QC 2.0 and I couldn't be happier. More than enough for me lol. As always great video Mr. Mobile keep them coming :)

killer graphics on your videos!

I like the way mr mobile put his shit together you are a star and I will never stop watching you shut out from Jamaica

Anker is one of the few companies making LiIon based battery products, whose spec's seem mostly honest in my experience as an engineer who views videos like this as sloppy on details. I note from the pictures that this is a 4 series by 9 parallel configuration of 36 solder tab style 18650 cells, which are readily replaceable by anyone with standard electronics tools (no air soldering or robotic pics required, or spot welding), but would cost over $100 for the parts using any quality brand. That also means the cells are rated around 3300 mAH, which is credible, unlike dishonest brands. Calling this 120k mAH uses the common fraud of the sum of cell ratings, in a series-parallel circuit where the real AH capacity is just the parallel elements, while the series ones boost voltage (IOW, 14.8 VDC, 29 AH actual). In a smaller Anker pack I have, I find the IQ circuit actually works as described, and is not just marketing hype. Compare this unit to car booster unsafe spec fraud packs. Many of those with 84% less real capacity claim outputs 6 times higher than this unit, for $40-80. No wonder those catch fire, explode, or shut down in 3-10 seconds. But, mostly honest spec's and safe designs do come at a price. There's also the issue that cells can never discharge 100%, and cycle life is degraded faster if they're deeply discharged repeatedly.... but at least this unit has the appearance of being good for the claimed purposes with real spec's, even if that normal fine print is absent. Unlike many Amazon reviewers, I paid cash (albeit on sales and promo's often) for any product I've inspected, often by opening cases, researching component markings, and using electronic test equipment typical of electronics engineering.

ingenious device. The only thing I worry about is that the batteries are not replaceable.

This is big man .... Im happy that my job is big enough!

1:40 "I plugged in my Note 7 review device..." *plugs in a Oneplus 3 cable* :D

As a truck driver, this would be good for running my Dometic fridge on. Charges while the truck is on and takes load off the truck batts when it's off.

New handle, Mr. Mobile Physicist!

that mini fridge was awesome looking

This guy, 'keeps your devices a full work day' Also this guy '4 hours with my laptop and phone' Me: works 12 hours on average...

Great review

I absolutely love the intro music! Did you make it yourself?

Another great review. We own one and love it for tailgating.

I literally just built a setup that has 2x the capacity of this battery and it cost 400$. It is made of 4 batteries connected in parallel and series (its complicated but it works, i've tested it).

now that's solved all of my Camping problems! thanks Mike.

Love your video's!

i like that intro were your in your computer

Did you use Final Cut Pro for the section where you had the text pop up on the table underneath the item on an angle? What add on was that?

wow, i nitpicked about the music in a video and now music is awesome. could it be that mr mobile actually read my comment :o

i don't really comment on reviews but dude you just remind me brian cooley from Cnet very clear and knowledgeable.. subbed!

~33,000Wh in a gallon of gasoline, 400Wh in this thing... You've almost certainly held more potential energy in your hand before. Just sayin'

I was like, "wow 120,000 Mega Ah" like the thumbnail says. Then I realized you just capitalized the title which made it wrong :-P

Just buy a battery box a deep cycle marine battery an a inverter and your done. That's what I do, I use it to power my telescope mount and accessories in the field. Works like a dream, more power and every component is replaceable.. You can also build on that premise, like adding a usb charging array and so on..

Great, now I want a Borg Cube Mini Fridge.

why am i on my 5th mr mobile video today? This shit agrees with me.. Some of the sickest gadgets ever u jammy sausage

Battery charging? Check. Impromptu free weight for workouts? Check. People asking if they can charge off you? TRIPLE CHECK.

If you want a huge heavy brick like this, just get a deep cycle marine battery, a trickle charger for it, and an inverter. It probably isn't even a pure sine inverter since they don't advertise that it is. Bottom line is that you can recreate everything this does for well under $100. Lithium Ion batteries are not even remotely cost competitive with lead acid batteries for this kind of an application where weight and size are largely irrelevant.

can you charge and use at the same time (as a quazzai UPS)

Star Trek Reference Counter: 2!

love these videos

will you do a studio tour!! will love to see it.😃😃

can this be used as a pass-thru? Where you have the powerhouse plugged in and charging, but also powering a device thru it at the same time? basically a UPS

Can you review the omnicharge power bank? You really make awesome videos!

Is the surface pro 4 really that big? It always seemed smaller than that in pictures.

Yikes. Just a mere look of this thing at the airport will draw cops guns on you. LOL Good video Michael.

A power bank with solar charging would be a great idea, since you mentioned this could be used in natural disasters etc

4:47 What type of phone pouch is that around your shoulder?

Very cool stuff, like it ^^

Hmph.. I do travel quite often. Thanks for your candid review. ^_^

Do you know if there is a charge controller built in to the powerhouse? I want to use solar panels to charge mine and Anker has not released their solar panel yet. It requires 16.8VDC for charging and the "open circuit" voltage of most 12V panels is 19-22 vdc

This 120,000mAh rating is borderline false advertising and annoys me how well it fools customers. As someone who has actually built a homemade version of what this is (see my channel if you're interested in that), it annoys me how people see this as 120,000mAh. It says right on the back of the unit the nominal capacity. 434Wh / 14.4v = 30.14AH or about 30,140mAh. The ONLY way you can say this is a 120,000mAh or 120Ah battery is to take the voltage of the individual cells within the unit and count that as the nominal voltage. However, it would be incorrect to do it that way. This is a 14.4v battery unit, not a 3.7v battery. The rating should be listed at about 30Ah or 30,000mAh of capacity.

Can it take direct solar panel output or does it need some kind of converter too

please do upload more videos like this one Mr mobile

This just goes to show how far we still have to go in the battery tech game.

Just saw this thing in "Popular Science", they also had the clothing you reviewed in there in one of their lists.

Thumbs up simply for the borg cube fridge!!!

with wich mobile solar panel can you charge this best? and how long time would it take for sunny days?

This is creepy. The algorithm recommended this video, I assume because I mentioned the PowerHouse in a comment. Yeah, at the time it was a bit like owning a small thermonuclear device. Powerful, and perhaps a bit dangerous having so much lithium near critical mass. I got the Yetti to power my desktop replacement laptop and other gear if I should lose power for any reason during live events. I got the Anker unit because I'd never carry the Yeti to such events. I also got a more compact power bank with a non-sine inverter from a Kickstarter, it's more compact but can't provide enough juice. I still use the Anker device at home during power outages. It can power LED side lamps, USB fans and even an electric blanket for quite a while. This frees up my Bluetti for bigger chores like keeping the fridge at the right temperature.

This Thing is incredible!

No Quick Charge, no Power Delivery, measly 120w AC. This thing is the literal definition of ”waste of space”.

Just get a generator at this point, I like how these companies overcharge for fancy packaging.

Buy a 125 hour Amp Hour deep cycle Marine battery for $120, $30 battery charger-maintainer, and a $30 300 watt power inverter. You will get at least 4 times the power for a lot cheaper.

I'm gonna casually tote this around town

Oh my... What a monster.