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Anker 737 Power Bank
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Anker 737 Power Bank

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$109.99 tracked on 2026-10-05. The retailer listing is the price you pay.

Price history · 7 points
2026-08-09 · $109.99 low$109.99 high · 2026-10-05
AmazonNewegg · 58 daily · $109.99 on 2026-10-21
Which streamers use the Anker 737 Power Bank?
Community gear trackers tie the Anker 737 Power Bank to 1 streamer we cover, including Hitch. Reported means trackers agree and nothing first-party confirms it; each streamer page labels its evidence line by line.

Our take on the Anker 737 Power Bank

The Anker 737 Power Bank is a 24,000mAh battery with 140W USB-C Power Delivery, for IRL streamers who need to keep a phone or laptop alive in a backpack. At a tracked $109.99 the price held across seven checks from August 9 to October 5, 2026.

It has a digital display that shows input and output power. The listing says it charges an iPhone 16 Pro about 4.13 times and meets airline carry-on rules, which matters for travel streams. Full recharge time is listed at 52 minutes. The packet does not give the weight, so check it before packing it with camera gear. Retailer rating is 4.4 across 17,654 ratings.

Pros
  • 24,000mAh with 140W two-way charging
  • Digital display shows power in and out
  • Meets airline carry-on rules per the listing
Cons
  • Weight is not listed in the packet
  • Price held flat, so no sale pattern to wait for

Streamers reported to use it

Specs

Battery Capacity24000 milliamp_hours
Other Special Features of the ProductDigital Display, Fast Charging
Battery Charge Time52 minutes
Compatible DevicesLaptop, Smartphone, iPhone 16/15/15 Plus/15 Pro/15 Pro Max, iPhone 14/13 Series, Samsung,
Compatible Cellular Phone ModelsApple iPhone 16, Apple iPhone 16 Pro, Samsung Galaxy S23
Compatible Phone ModelsMacBook Air 2020, Samsung S22/S21/S20, iPhone 15/14/13/12 series
ColorBlack

Usage comes from community gear trackers and supports a reported label, never a confirmation. How that is decided: editorial policy.