I can’t lift THIS… - Anker 757 PowerHouse

Anker started off by making affordable yet quality cables and small battery banks, but they upgraded into something a bit more BEEFIER over the years! The Anker 757 PowerHouse is a literal beefcake in weight but also performance. See why it's so heavy.

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CHAPTERS
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0:00 - Don't do it Linus
0:15 - Unboxing and overview
2:05 - I want to take you apart
2:25 - Battery info
2:52 - An attempt was made
3:15 - Plugging it in
4:15 - More stuff
4:50 - Charge cycle thoughts
5:25 - Anker brand thoughts
5:40 - Even more STUFF!
7:18 - Final thoughts

[LastoftheFalcons]

Its nice that they're at the point where between them and Jackery we actually have more than one option for a good portable power supply.

[dcx]

I've always enjoyed every product I've owned from Anker. Couple of power banks, phone chargers, etc. They've all been super solid. Currently use their 30w Type C micro charging cube with their lightning cable and it's great.

[davisbradford]

Keep in mind cycle ratings are usually rated until degradation of 80% capacity. Then the cells should last another 2K cycles to 50%.

[Garrettdx]

I wish they would’ve mentioned the price. I do like Anker though. That little Apple style fast charging brick has been pretty incredible.
Edit: $1, 399. Not bad. It’s a better investment than buying the latest flagship phone.

[YouAreBreathing]

I wish I can get something like this here in Hawaii.

Websites won't ship anything with a large battery here for the individual consumer, and the ones that are here have a high mark-up price.

[thexgamer]

Now I can charge everything in the world, from my phone, my laptop to my nuclear reactor.

[justinmartin]

Love Anker products. I've been looking at this one and the one below it since they were announced. All of my mobile electronic accessories are Anker. Earbuds, portable battery banks, cables, wall warts, et al. Love them. I hear their customer support is awesome, but since I started using them with the 1st Gen Liberty Neo's(I've since upgraded to the Liberty 2 Pro's when they first launched, and now the Liberty 3 Pro shortly after launch), I've never needed to contact them because everything just worked, and worked very well and very reliably.

[igeekone]

Great to see someone using LFP cells. I can truly this being viable option to gas generators in a minor power outage that you would only need a few hours to get your refrigerator running.

[thebluestig]

Linus: *_"We have a sponsor today"_*
Also Linus: *_"How fast can we destroy this product?"_*

[FBHSswimmer]

It would also be good in a blackout situation. I live in FL and I think this would come in handy during hurricane season. I could run lights, a fan or two, and obviously charge my phone especially at night since it can run inside your home and not produce any fumes. I do have a gas powered generator but using this to supplement my power needs would help me stretch my gas on hand for my fridge, chest freezer, and microwave. And each night I can shut the generator down and bring it inside so no tries to steal it.

[AdamsYoutubeAccount]

After my last power outage I've been looking at these... nice.

[MikeJ]

7:43 if you want the best part of the video

[marioStortuga]

I'll always select Anker over other brands because of their customer support they are amazing.

[hailcat]

I have the lower capacity Jackery version of this with the solar panel, and I love it. Highly recommend for people who camp, go to cottages, or even have parties/fun in their back yard or on the go, since you can plug anything into it. Also great backup if you lose power due to a storm! It will power a mini fridge or freezer, or a cooktop and microwave.

[marbas]

But can it charge my electric car thou? 🤣

[mithrillis]

I'd like to have a UPS version of this. Much more power density than your typical lead acid battery bricks and it appears they last longer as well.

[Lyghfe]

Oh boy, time to build that self sufficient solar powered mining shed you've always dreamed of.

[onecleangti]

I’ve had this power bank for a couple weeks now…. It’s really let down by solar charging. 30v 10A is not enough for normal 12v 100w panels and if you jump to 24v panels it won’t use the power since open circuit is over 30v. It’s output is decent though

[LeakyWaders]

I have a few things from Anker and always happy. One of my battery banks is over 5 years old. I use it when I'm out hiking for multiple days. Glad to see them making these now. Might pick one up for when I car camp

[joeyb]

If you live alone, you could probably hook this thing up to a power system that only recharges during low price times and allow yourself to save money on electricity.