For a 65W-class laptop and a simpler cable kit
The built-in cable itself is specified up to 65W, alongside a separate USB-C port and USB-A. That creates several charging options without carrying a separate USB-C cable for the integrated path.
Anker · United States · laptop
Exact model: A1383 · Revision: US A1383 retail model with integrated USB-C cable
Product identity · checked 2026-10-07

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A 20,000mAh bank with a built-in USB-C cable, a separate USB-C port and USB-A. The exact-model Anker US support record rates one USB-C path up to 65W and combined output up to 87W.
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BatteryRank review
A practical middle ground for a laptop that accepts up to 65W USB-C input: integrated cable convenience, a 20,000mAh label and a sub-500g listed weight. It is not the pick for a device that needs more than 65W from one port.
Ratings below are manufacturer-claimed. Open a reading to see its source and check date; derived comparisons are identified separately.
Use and carrying fit
The built-in cable itself is specified up to 65W, alongside a separate USB-C port and USB-A. That creates several charging options without carrying a separate USB-C cable for the integrated path.
What changes the choice
The integrated USB-C cable can reduce loose accessories, but it is part of the power bank rather than a separate cable that can be swapped independently. The separate USB-C port remains available.
The US product page and the A1383 US support record identify the 20,000mAh model; the support record also supplies the 65W port details. Anker’s Canada page has a conflicting 10,000mAh specification-panel row for the same A1383 listing, which we exclude rather than merge into this US dossier.
Before connecting devices
A port’s published maximum and the combined multi-port limit are separate ratings. A device can draw less than the bank’s maximum based on its own requirements and the negotiated charging profile.
Anker’s A1383 support record specifies up to 65W for the built-in cable and USB-C port. Its 87W total rating is the combined output ceiling across the bank’s ports.
Built-in USB-C cable · built-in-usb-c
Anker Power Bank (20K, 87W, Built-In USB-C Cable), A1383 model specifications · checked 2026-10-07USB-C port · USB-C
Anker Power Bank (20K, 87W, Built-In USB-C Cable), A1383 model specifications · checked 2026-10-07USB-A port · USB-A
Anker Power Bank (20K, 87W, Built-In USB-C Cable), A1383 model specifications · checked 2026-10-07Manufacturer documentation
Manufacturer claims link to the dated source used for this exact revision. Watt-hours appear only when the OEM states them explicitly; we do not infer energy from milliamp-hours.
Exact-model questions
The US product listing and model-specific A1383 support record identify a 20,000mAh unit. A Canada product page for A1383 repeats 20K in its description but shows 10K in a separate spec row. We follow the matching US product and support documentation and keep the contradictory Canada row out of the metric.
No. Anker rates one USB-C path at up to 65W. The 87W figure is the total output across ports.
Evidence record
We use manufacturer documentation for the product identity and claims shown on this review.
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Review updated 2026-10-07. Ratings are manufacturer claims tied to the cited documents.