Anker 737 - 140W Power Bank BEAST!

Anker 737 140W Power Bank:

Anker’s new 737 Power Bank is a beast! With 140W of power output it can fast charge 3 devices all at once - multiple times over, fully recharge an iPad Pro with power to spare, and even top up a 16” MacBook Pro. Keep watching for everything you need to know, enjoy✌🏻

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Timestamps:
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00:00 - Intro
01:40 - 737 Specs
03:50 - Charging Output
05:04 - Trickle Charge Mode
05:47 - Charging Tests
07:00 - Size & Weight
08:09 - Recharging the 737
09:24 - Final Thoughts

Thanks for watching! Please leave any comments & feedback below :) ✌🏻

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Recommended Wall Chargers:
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Apple 140W Charger - I’ve been using this to recharge the 737 at it’s max 140W speed

Anker 737 Charger - This Anker charger is slower at 100W Max from a single port, but will still recharge the 737 Power Bank very quickly - in just under an hour!

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Other Accessories Shown:
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Anker MagGo 633

Anker MagGo 622

Pluggable USB-C Power Meter Tester

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My Shooting Setup:
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Camera:
Sony A7 iii | Body Only

Lenses:
Sony FE 28mm f/2 Full Frame Lens | SEL28F20

Sony FE 35mm f/1.8 Full Frame Lens | SEL35F18F

Sony FE 50mm f/2.8 Macro Full Frame Lens | SEL50M28

Microphone:
RODE VideoMic NTG

Lighting:
Godox UL150 Silent LED Video Light | 150W | 5600K

Godox 120cm Top Octagon Grid Softbox

Dazzne D50 (2 Pack) Dimmable Bi-Color LED Panel | 45W | 3000K-8000K

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UPDATE 23/08/22: Here's the response from Anker Support I've had about the issues charging DJI Mini 3 Pro batteries since posting this video.

Sometimes a low voltage error pops up on the 737 when trying to recharge these DJI batteries - which then stop charging. Disconnecting and reconnecting them can sometimes get them to charge properly but it's not always reliable. The issue is DJI's dock sometimes draws more power than it initially asks for from the power bank - leading to the low voltage error. Anker will add 12V charging to the 737 power bank in the near future which they think will fix this issue. Until then, I wouldn't suggest getting the 737 for recharging Mini 3 Pro batteries in the Dock. Not having any issues when charging any other devices! ✌🏻



Full Response from Anker Support below:

"Please know that our engineers have done a lot of tests on the DJI Mini 3 Pro. And Here are our findings.
1. DJI's Charging Dock states that it supports power input 5V==3A, 9V==3A, and 12V==3A, but our power bank cannot support 12V==3A. So the DJI charging dock will negotiate the power input with our power bank at 9V.

2. But when we connect the DJI charging dock to our power bank, we find that the dock only asks for 9V==2A at the first, so our power bank only gives 9V==2A. That's why you will find the real output hovers around 18W. But sometimes the dock doesn't comply with the agreement, he asked for 9V=2A first but then compulsively drew 3A from our device, thus the voltage our device can finally give will be lower than 9V (because the total needs our power bank received at the very first is 9V/2A=18W, if 3A is drawn, then theoretically the final voltage will be 18W/3A=6V). Therefore, the UVP Low voltage warning will appear.

3. We also test the charging dock with some of our 9V/3A chargers (who also do not support 12V), and the testing results are also the same. So it seems that the charging dock's charging ability at 9V=3A has some unknown problems. Regarding this point, maybe you can also try some 9V/3A chargers (that do not support 12V) to see whether you can get the same results as ours, or you can also have a further discussion with DJ later.

4. We find that the charging dock's charging ability at 12V performs well. When it is charged with a 12V charger or power bank, there will be no charging issues. Therefore, our engineer will improve our power bank and add the charging ability at 12V in the near future, which should help to be better compatible with the DJI Mini 3 Pro."

[pietromoopy]

I just got it and it was at 25% charge. To get to 100% with my 45W Samsung charger it took an hour and a half which isn't bad for this capacity. My S22 Ultra went from 50%-100% and it dropped the bank to 89%. I'm happy with it.

[sondina.]

Such a sweet, humble and gentle character. Great speaking pace, tone and voice/ not to mention detailed and well thought out content and video production. Yes!

[lululee]

I have loved Anker for years! They are always ahead of the game and their customer service is amazing! No I wasn’t asked or paid to say this 😂. I truly believe it

[mikaelnilsson]

Must be the most thorough review of a powerbank I have seen. Also ur voice is really pleasant, I feel like I could play this to help me relax

[JCKRGB]

UPDATE 11/08/22: Since posting there’s been a couple of times now when I’ve been using it to recharge my Mini 3 Pro batteries in the dock and I’ve had an error on the 737 saying: “Low voltage is detected and protection is activated”.

The 737 will then stop charging the drone batteries. Not sure what’s going on as sometimes it charges them fine - but currently it’s unreliable and could stop without you realising if you’re not watching it.

I’ve contacted Anker Support to find out what’s going on, and they’ve passing it on to their engineers.

So for anyone looking for something to recharge their Mini 3 batteries - this might not be an option! I’ll post another update when I get a response. Not having any issues when charging any other devices! ✌🏻

[DoeRainn]

Cant believe you only have 5k subs. You deserve millions with the insane production of your videos🤝

[hoangnguyenngoc]

The thing I love most about this power bank is the charging speed for the powerbank itself, it's insane that fully charge only cost ~ 45 mins

[leotaku]

My highest output charger is the Spigen ArcStation 120W. It is advertised to output a maximum of 100W on one USB-C port. Great device, I bought it because the wall adapter is a completely detachable separate cable. Makes the whole thing a lot more compact and gives me some extra range when the nearest reachable socket is far away.

[Adamkilla]

I bought this and I'm SO EXCITED when it arrives from Amazon!!!!

[jonnguy]

This is a really top quality video that rivals some people with hundreds of thousands of subs. I wish you the best!

[PenultimaGamrAKAhank]

As an 87w PowerCore owner, this is the only viable upgrade to me. Anker discontinued the 87w and I wish they hadn't, but this is better. WOW.

[BohotMarunga]

Simple, Straight forward and precise without the useless bells whistles and hooting.
Subscribed and a new follower gained. Period

Cheers and e-peace

[jamarforsythe]

You should check if the 140W works even when a dormant cable is attached to another port.

Some chargers with multiple ports will still limit the change in one port if the other port is occupied with a cable, even if it isn't plugged into anything.

[chocloditelensman]

You explained better than other videos did . Thank you.

[KO_YTB]

that's a massive one! My Blade 100w that i got couple months ago is slim and more compact than this but more like a square-ish design! would love to see the comparison between two

[kolle]

The fastest usb-c charger I have at the moment is 65W for laptop, so I wouldn't really need 140W, but in general its not common that powerbanks can charge laptops.

[toetie]

I wish this powerbank used the technology that the Anker PowerHouses use to get 3.000 cycles with 80% battery health left instead of around 500. Kind of the thing that is holding me back at the moment. Don’t want to just trow it out after a few short years.

Great high quality, well put together video! Really well done.

[ronaldgood]

"I have been a "FAITHFUL" customer with (Anker) for years...And I've gotta admit, "IT ONLY GETS BETTER" 🤗 EACH TIME" There innovations are nothing short of (AMAZING )."😁💫

[manilamartin]

this looks great. When I have a long day with my coworker it would help keep both our laptops and earbuds and phones and my iPad going. I also like the idea of keeping my drones working on a long shoot.