UGREEN · United States · laptop
Exact model: 145W 25,000mAh 3-Port Power Bank · Revision: U.S. SKU 90597A
Product identity · checked 2026-10-07
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We put this 90Wh UGREEN in the laptop group for its documented 140W USB-C1 output and three output ports. Its other listed port ceilings are 65W over USB-C2 and 22.5W over USB-A; the model-level 145W label does not raise the individual C1 limit above 140W.
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BatteryRank review
A higher-capacity laptop option when the laptop can use USB-C1’s 140W ceiling. It is also 513g, and its documented input is 65W, so weigh the extra output and capacity against carry weight and recharge setup.
Ratings below are manufacturer-claimed. Open a reading to see its source and check date; derived comparisons are identified separately.
Use and carrying fit
UGREEN lists USB-C1 at 140W maximum and specifically names laptop families on its U.S. product page. The 25,000mAh/90Wh rating gives a larger stated energy reserve than a 20,000mAh/72Wh class bank, while the laptop still needs to accept the offered USB-C charging mode to use the highest output.
What changes the choice
UGREEN’s port specifications cap USB-C1 at 140W, USB-C2 at 65W, and USB-A at 22.5W. We use 140W for the one-port laptop comparison and leave multi-port power allocation to the manufacturer’s specific combination rules.
The official spec table lists 90Wh, 513g, and dimensions of 160 × 80 × 26mm. It favors capacity and output headroom over the lightest carry.
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.
UGREEN rates USB-C1 at up to 140W out but 65W in. Those are different directions: the 140W figure describes a compatible device charging from the bank, while recharging the bank is limited by the stated 65W input path.
Manufacturer 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
UGREEN’s port table lists USB-C1 at 140W maximum, USB-C2 at 65W, and USB-A at 22.5W. We treat 145W as the product-level rating and 140W as the strongest single-port figure.
No. The laptop must accept a compatible USB-C charging profile, and its own charging limit still applies. UGREEN’s page names supported laptop families but does not establish every model’s exact input behavior.
Evidence record
We use manufacturer documentation for the product identity and claims shown on this review.
Checked 2026-10-07
Review updated 2026-10-07. Ratings are manufacturer claims tied to the cited documents.