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Hoco DB101A Power Bank 120000mAh 65W with USB-A Port Black

The Hoco DB101A Zeus Power Bank 120,000mAh is a powerful high-capacity power bank, ideal for demanding use and long-lasting autonomy.

Features:

  • Capacity: 120,000mAh
  • Charging power: up to 65W
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The Hoco DB101A Zeus Power Bank 120,000mAh is a powerful high-capacity power bank, ideal for demanding use and long-lasting autonomy.

Features:

  • Capacity: 120,000mAh
  • Charging power: up to 65W
  • Technology: Intelligent Balance
  • Ports & Connections: Input: 2x USB-C, Output: 2x USB-C, 2x USB-A
  • Supports simultaneous charging of multiple devices
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Description

Description

The Hoco DB101A Zeus Power Bank 120,000mAh is a powerful high-capacity power bank, ideal for demanding use and long-lasting autonomy.

Features:

  • Capacity: 120,000mAh
  • Charging power: up to 65W
  • Technology: Intelligent Balance
  • Ports & Connections: Input: 2x USB-C, Output: 2x USB-C, 2x USB-A
  • Supports simultaneous charging of multiple devices
  • Charging technologies: Power Delivery (PD 65W)
  • Compatible with: Android & iPhone
  • LED digital battery indicator: (%)
  • Built-in flashlight: high brightness
  • Carrying handle: for easy use
  • Dimensions: 152 x 89.4 x 143.2mm
  • Weight: 2491kg

Features

  • Capacity: 120,000mAh
  • Charging power: up to 65W
  • Technology: Intelligent Balance
  • Ports & Connections: Input: 2x USB-C, Output: 2x USB-C, 2x USB-A
  • Supports simultaneous charging of multiple devices
  • Charging technologies: Power Delivery (PD 65W)
  • Compatible with: Android & iPhone
  • LED digital battery indicator: (%)
  • Built-in flashlight: high brightness
  • Carrying handle: for easy use
  • Dimensions: 152 x 89.4 x 143.2mm
  • Weight: 2491kg

Manufacturer

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Specifications

Specifications

Dimensions

Capacity
120000 mAh
Charging Wattage
65 W
Colour
Black
Weight
-

Ports

USB-A Output Ports
1
USB-C Output Ports
-
Main Port Amperage
-
Built-in Cable
-

Charging Technology

Power Delivery
-
MagSafe
-
Qi2
-
Quick Charge
-
PPS
-
Qi Wireless
-

Features

Fast Charging
Yes
Magnetic Wireless Charging
-
Pass-Through Charging
-
Solar
-

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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Reviews (2)

Reviews

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  • Mortred
    5
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    Amazing tool, the battery never runs out, I charged everything, even a friend's power bank, for 4 days I charged everything and came home with 60%.

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  • ctsirkas
    5
    5 out of 5 members found this review helpful

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    The battery says 120Ah, which means 120*3.7=444 Wh. Well, I measured the following:
    - the energy it delivered during discharge, and it came out to 506 Wh
    - and the energy it needed to be fully charged from 0% -> 636 Wh
    This means that the actual capacity is 571 Wh, i.e. about 30% more than what it advertises (!), which is rare for batteries (especially Chinese ones). The charge/discharge efficiency is about 90%, which puts it among the good ones - there are better ones, but they are rare.
    I noticed that the percentage indicator for how charged the battery is is a little off. I didn't analyze it, but it's perhaps around 5% away from the truth.
    Otherwise, the battery is big and heavy, as it should be for such performance - you can't have a lightweight battery with high capacity. I use it indoors, so I don't carry it around much. It's not something you'd put in your bag for an emergency. Maybe for the beach with a large family; in general, it's a little monster.
    ----
    Update:
    1 month after purchase, the charge indicator is completely useless now. It discharges down to 93% and then the percentage doesn't change. I will update if this causes a problem with operation. So far it works normally, but it hasn't been fully depleted yet so I can try charging it.
    ----
    Update 2:
    In the end, when it gets close to full discharge, it suddenly unsticks from 93% and within a few minutes drops down to somewhere low and shuts off. So keep in mind that there is a problem with the indicator. Although it is under warranty, I won't bother with it; the battery is so large that it isn't such a big problem not knowing how empty it is.

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  • Amazing tool, the battery never runs out, I charged everything, even a friend's power bank, for 4 days I charged everything and came home with 60%.

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • The battery says 120Ah, which means 120*3.7=444 Wh. Well, I measured the following:
    - the energy it delivered during discharge, and it came out to 506 Wh
    - and the energy it needed to be fully charged from 0% -> 636 Wh
    This means that the actual capacity is 571 Wh, i.e. about 30% more than what it advertises (!), which is rare for batteries (especially Chinese ones). The charge/discharge efficiency is about 90%, which puts it among the good ones - there are better ones, but they are rare.
    I noticed that the percentage indicator for how charged the battery is is a little off. I didn't analyze it, but it's perhaps around 5% away from the truth.
    Otherwise, the battery is big and heavy, as it should be for such performance - you can't have a lightweight battery with high capacity. I use it indoors, so I don't carry it around much. It's not something you'd put in your bag for an emergency. Maybe for the beach with a large family; in general, it's a little monster.
    ----
    Update:
    1 month after purchase, the charge indicator is completely useless now. It discharges down to 93% and then the percentage doesn't change. I will update if this causes a problem with operation. So far it works normally, but it hasn't been fully depleted yet so I can try charging it.
    ----
    Update 2:
    In the end, when it gets close to full discharge, it suddenly unsticks from 93% and within a few minutes drops down to somewhere low and shuts off. So keep in mind that there is a problem with the indicator. Although it is under warranty, I won't bother with it; the battery is so large that it isn't such a big problem not knowing how empty it is.

    Translated from Greek ·
    5
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Description & Specifications

The Hoco DB101A Zeus Power Bank 120,000mAh is a powerful high-capacity power bank, ideal for demanding use and long-lasting autonomy.

Features:

  • Capacity: 120,000mAh
  • Charging power: up to 65W
  • Technology: Intelligent Balance
  • Ports & Connections: Input: 2x USB-C, Output: 2x USB-C, 2x USB-A
  • Supports simultaneous charging of multiple devices
  • Charging technologies: Power Delivery (PD 65W)
  • Compatible with: Android & iPhone
  • LED digital battery indicator: (%)
  • Built-in flashlight: high brightness
  • Carrying handle: for easy use
  • Dimensions: 152 x 89.4 x 143.2mm
  • Weight: 2491kg

Features

  • Capacity: 120,000mAh
  • Charging power: up to 65W
  • Technology: Intelligent Balance
  • Ports & Connections: Input: 2x USB-C, Output: 2x USB-C, 2x USB-A
  • Supports simultaneous charging of multiple devices
  • Charging technologies: Power Delivery (PD 65W)
  • Compatible with: Android & iPhone
  • LED digital battery indicator: (%)
  • Built-in flashlight: high brightness
  • Carrying handle: for easy use
  • Dimensions: 152 x 89.4 x 143.2mm
  • Weight: 2491kg

Manufacturer

Dimensions

Capacity
120000 mAh
Charging Wattage
65 W
Colour
Black
Weight
-

Ports

USB-A Output Ports
1
USB-C Output Ports
-
Main Port Amperage
-
Built-in Cable
-

Charging Technology

Power Delivery
-
MagSafe
-
Qi2
-
Quick Charge
-
PPS
-
Qi Wireless
-

Features

Fast Charging
Yes
Magnetic Wireless Charging
-
Pass-Through Charging
-
Solar
-

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (2)

  1. 2
  2. 4 stars
    0
  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
Review this product
  • Mortred
    5
    1 out of 1 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    Amazing tool, the battery never runs out, I charged everything, even a friend's power bank, for 4 days I charged everything and came home with 60%.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • ctsirkas
    5
    5 out of 5 members found this review helpful

    Verified purchase

    The battery says 120Ah, which means 120*3.7=444 Wh. Well, I measured the following:
    - the energy it delivered during discharge, and it came out to 506 Wh
    - and the energy it needed to be fully charged from 0% -> 636 Wh
    This means that the actual capacity is 571 Wh, i.e. about 30% more than what it advertises (!), which is rare for batteries (especially Chinese ones). The charge/discharge efficiency is about 90%, which puts it among the good ones - there are better ones, but they are rare.
    I noticed that the percentage indicator for how charged the battery is is a little off. I didn't analyze it, but it's perhaps around 5% away from the truth.
    Otherwise, the battery is big and heavy, as it should be for such performance - you can't have a lightweight battery with high capacity. I use it indoors, so I don't carry it around much. It's not something you'd put in your bag for an emergency. Maybe for the beach with a large family; in general, it's a little monster.
    ----
    Update:
    1 month after purchase, the charge indicator is completely useless now. It discharges down to 93% and then the percentage doesn't change. I will update if this causes a problem with operation. So far it works normally, but it hasn't been fully depleted yet so I can try charging it.
    ----
    Update 2:
    In the end, when it gets close to full discharge, it suddenly unsticks from 93% and within a few minutes drops down to somewhere low and shuts off. So keep in mind that there is a problem with the indicator. Although it is under warranty, I won't bother with it; the battery is so large that it isn't such a big problem not knowing how empty it is.

    Translated from Greek ·
    Did you find this review helpful?
  • Amazing tool, the battery never runs out, I charged everything, even a friend's power bank, for 4 days I charged everything and came home with 60%.

    Translated from Greek ·
    1
  • The battery says 120Ah, which means 120*3.7=444 Wh. Well, I measured the following:
    - the energy it delivered during discharge, and it came out to 506 Wh
    - and the energy it needed to be fully charged from 0% -> 636 Wh
    This means that the actual capacity is 571 Wh, i.e. about 30% more than what it advertises (!), which is rare for batteries (especially Chinese ones). The charge/discharge efficiency is about 90%, which puts it among the good ones - there are better ones, but they are rare.
    I noticed that the percentage indicator for how charged the battery is is a little off. I didn't analyze it, but it's perhaps around 5% away from the truth.
    Otherwise, the battery is big and heavy, as it should be for such performance - you can't have a lightweight battery with high capacity. I use it indoors, so I don't carry it around much. It's not something you'd put in your bag for an emergency. Maybe for the beach with a large family; in general, it's a little monster.
    ----
    Update:
    1 month after purchase, the charge indicator is completely useless now. It discharges down to 93% and then the percentage doesn't change. I will update if this causes a problem with operation. So far it works normally, but it hasn't been fully depleted yet so I can try charging it.
    ----
    Update 2:
    In the end, when it gets close to full discharge, it suddenly unsticks from 93% and within a few minutes drops down to somewhere low and shuts off. So keep in mind that there is a problem with the indicator. Although it is under warranty, I won't bother with it; the battery is so large that it isn't such a big problem not knowing how empty it is.

    Translated from Greek ·
    5
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