UltraCharge 120W Portable Power Bank with Lantern

Description

Keep your devices running no matter where life takes you. The UltraCharge 120W Portable Power Bank combines huge capacity with fast, reliable output and a bright, adjustable lantern — all wrapped in a compact, easy-carry package. Whether you’re camping, working off-grid, or prepping for power cuts, UltraCharge gives you confidence and convenience: plug in phones, tablets and PD laptops, check the clear digital battery readout, and switch on the lantern for hands-free light.

Designed for modern devices, the power bank supports high-speed charging up to 120W so heavy users and laptop owners aren’t left waiting. Tempered safety electronics protect against overcurrent, overvoltage and short circuits. Choose the capacity that fits your routine — 40,000 mAh for multi-day phone use, or 60,000 / 80,000 mAh for extended trips and power-hungry gear

A rugged, carry-handle power station with a bright built-in lantern, digital battery meter and up to 120W fast charge — perfect for travel, camping and emergency backup.

Key features

Massive capacity options: 40,000 / 60,000 / 80,000 mAh
Up to 120W combined output for fast charging phones, tablets and many laptops
Integrated LED display shows exact remaining charge (%)
Built-in dimmable lantern and comfortable carry handle — ideal for outdoors & outages
Multi-device charging with USB-C PD + USB-A outputs; built-in safety protection.

Technical specs

Capacities: 40,000 mAh, 60,000 mAh, 80,000 mAh
Max output: Up to 120W (combined)
Display: Digital percentage battery indicator
Lighting: Built-in LED lantern (dimmable / multiple brightness modes)
Ports: USB-C PD + USB-A (exact port count may vary by model/stock)
Safety: Overcharge / overcurrent / short-circuit protection
Carry: Foldable / fixed handle for easy transport

Approximate recharge guidance

Estimates assume a 4,000 mAh smartphone and ~80% power transfer efficiency:

40,000 mAh → theoretical 40,000 ÷ 4,000 = 10 → approx 8 full charges.
60,000 mAh → theoretical 60,000 ÷ 4,000 = 15 → approx 12 full charges.
80,000 mAh → theoretical 80,000 ÷ 4,000 = 20 → approx 16 full charges.
(Actual results depend on phone battery size, device power draw and cable/adapter efficiency.)