If you’re looking for an affordable power bank that quickly charges your Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck, or Asus Rog Ally Gaming Handheld, check out today’s deals. Amazon has an INIU 20,000MAH power bank with a power supply of up to 65W above USB Type-C for $21.59 after clipping a 40% off coupon to its product page (if it’s not shown, try applying the promo code.”wn9gqjra“). iniu Power Banks has solid reviews and is cheaper than comparable Anker models. This particular model has 2,600 reviews on Amazon with an average of 4.5 Star and a Fakespot “B” rating.
INIU 20,000MAH 65W USB Power Bank for $21.59
This INIU Power Bank boasts a generous 20,000mAh, or 74whr battery capacity. Considering 80% power efficiency, here is an approximate number that can fully charge each game handheld:
- Approximately 3.7 times the Nintendo Switch (16whr)
- Approximately 1.9 times the steam deck (40whr)
- Asus Rog Ally (40whr) about 1.9 times
- Asus Rog Ally X (80whr) about once
- Approximately 1.5 times the Lenovo Legion Go (50whr)
INIU Power Bank has three output ports: one 65W USB Type-C port, one 36W USB-Type-C port, and one USB Type-A port with up to 18W power. The 65W USB port is enough to charge most gaming handhelds at the fastest rate. For those that can accept even greater charging rates (Rog Ally X and Lenovo Legion Go), it matches the charging rates of the duties power bricks they come with. This is better than the average trade, as power banks in this price range usually only support power supply up to 20-30W.
Related notes also make this power bank a solid option for charging your Apple iPhone 16, as it shows that even on Pro Max models its maximum charging rate cap is around 30W.
Do you need something even cheaper?
This 10,000mah power bank can grab for just $8.99 for $8.99 after clipping 10% off and 40% off clipable coupons on product pages. I rarely see 10,000mah power banks listed for under $10 so grab this whenever I can. This will charge Nintendo’s switch to approximately 1.9 times the charge from 0% to 100%.
Eric Song is Passthecontroller commerce manager responsible for finding the best gaming and technology deals every day. When Eric is not looking for deals for others at work, he hunts for deals for himself at his free time.
