D-Link Australia has launched the DPP-201 Power Bank, a 20,000 mAh unit with 65 watt USB-C output that’s great for fast-charging laptops, phones, tablets, and consoles on the go.
The headline figure is the 65 watt output that puts it firmly in laptop charging territory rather than just topping up phones.
What does the DPP-201 power bank offer?
The D-Link DPP-201 provides 65 watt USB Power Delivery over its two USB-C ports and offers a USB-A port that charges at 18 watts.
It provides 20,000 mAh capacity that’s enough to charge a phone four or five times, a Nintendo Switch three times, or a laptop twice.
The digital LED display shows remaining charge as a percentage, making it more readable than the simple dot indicators found on other units.
D-Link offers several safety measures including overcurrent, overcharge, overtemperature, and short circuit protections.
Who is the DPP-201 power bank for?
D-Link positions the DPP-201 power bank as a great companion for business travellers, remote workers, outdoor content creators, and event photographers; basically anyone who might need to charge a device while away from a power outlet.
Coming in at 20,000 mAh the DPP-201 is comfortably within the guidelines for most airline carry-on limits.
The D-Link DPP-201 is available now from the D-Link online shop and authorised retailers across Australia and New Zealand for $99.95 (NZD $129.99).
If you’re looking for a buyers guide on power banks, check out our article here.
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