This power bank will offer a little bit of everything (USB C charge/recharge, USB A x 2 @ 18W & a 110V AC voltage outlet). And with a 22500 mAh battery, this guy will (should) last across quite a few charges.So, if you're putting together something like a hurricane kit (hurricane season starts in June), then possibly consider adding one of these guys. In the event of a power outage, you will still be able to charge multiple devices AND use the AC outlet to run a laptop all at the same time.However, there are a couple of minor annoyances that may prevent you from wanting to use this bank day to day.There is a handy LED readout to indicate how much juice is left. However, the power bank is designed with a small strap that is just long enough to lay across the readout. So, you kinda need to just mold it enough to stand out of the way.Also, I had mixed results with fast-charging. Cables that I use all of the time with my Samsung tablet & Galaxy S9+ (not when using the power bank) always detect as fast charging. However, using them on the power bank would start as fast-charging, then clock down to standard charging. Interestingly, when I used the packed in cable that came with the unit (USB C to USB C) this resulted in a sustained fast-charging state.Also, charging across the USB C cable (which is the preferred method on the Galaxy Tab & S9+) using a USB C to USB C cable yielded no better results than charging across the 18W USB A port (using a USB A to C cable).So, your devices will all eventually get charged. It really just depends on how fast you need them charged to determine if this unit will fit your needs.I also had an issue where AC charging (testing an iPhone SE Gen1) would just turn off in the middle of the charge cycle. Now, if there is no device connected to the AC outlet, & you turn on the power to the unit, the unit will remain on for 30 seconds (noted by built in exhaust fan) then automatically power off.However, when connected to a device (as far as I know as the included docs are pretty weak) the unit should constantly run (at least until your device is fully charged). However, not the case here. The iPhone went from a dead state to 12%, then the bank turned off (with 63% battery life left on the power bank). So, maybe it overheat & shutdown?? Still unsure.So with those caveats in mind, & a price tag of just under $100 at time of this review, you can decide if this unit is for you. Or, if spending a little more (and sometimes a little less) will yield a more suitable device for your needs.It’s convenient to have a portable charger with multiple plugs, however the wall plug doesn’t work. I didn’t test it and by the time I needed to use it, and by that point it was too late to return it. so make sure you test all ports.Bought it in September 2021 and in November 2021 it won’t charge!!! I’m the beginning it worked great for me! But now it won’t charge!! I’ve used about 20 times with my laptop and now it just won’t charge!!! I tried 5 different chargers and they work with other products fine but not with this!! Ugh I’m contacting Amazon to see if they can give me a refund or something!Fácil de usar,diseño bastante robusto(fuerte) muy útil para senderismo,acampar,excursiones posee indicador de carga y bastante carga para celulares,computadoras portátiles,cámaras y cualquier otro dispositivo que se cargueGood for on the go. Make sure you check volts/wattage of things plugged into three portable. Would recommendwork as expectedWhen I received the product it was not functioning properly and barely charged so I let it charge for 24 hours. I had to leave for my vacation before I could test it out, as soon as I would plug my device in it would charge for 5 min and then the battery pack would shut off.