UGREEN Nexode 25000 vs Anker 737 Power Bank (2026)

Quick picks: UGREEN Nexode 25000 vs Anker 737 (prices as of Oct 2026)

Quick Picks

Our top recommendations at a glance:

• 1
  UGREEN Nexode Power Bank 25000mAh 200W$129.99 list (about $89.99 with an on-site promo as of Oct 2026)
• 2
  Anker 737 Power Bank (PowerCore 24K)$109.99 (as of Oct 2026)

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• Best for two-laptop days: UGREEN Nexode Power Bank 25000mAh 200W, 25,000 mAh (90 Wh), 140W + 100W USB-C, $129.99 list (about $89.99 with an on-site promo as of Oct 2026).
• Best known name: Anker 737 Power Bank, 24,000 mAh, 140W max, $109.99 (Anker, as of Oct 2026).

The short answer: both peak at 140W from one USB-C port. The UGREEN adds a second fast USB-C port (100W), lists its Wh rating for flying, and comes in a little lighter on paper. The Anker is the familiar pick at a lower list price.

Carry-on note: UGREEN lists the Nexode 25000 at 90 Wh, which is under the common 100 Wh airline carry-on limit. Anker does not list a Wh figure on its 737 page, so check the label on the unit before you fly. See our power banks for flights guide.

Specs and prices are from the UGREEN and Anker product pages. Retailer prices vary.

Output

Both peak at 140W from a single USB-C port, enough for many USB-C laptops. UGREEN also rates its second USB-C port at up to 100W, which helps when you charge a laptop and a tablet at once.

Recharging

UGREEN lists a 65W max recharge per USB-C port. Anker publishes its recharge rate on the 737 page, so compare it there if refill time matters to you.

Capacity and flying

UGREEN rates the Nexode 25000 at 90 Wh, under the 100 Wh carry-on limit most airlines use. Anker lists 24,000 mAh but no Wh figure, so read the label on the unit. Your airline sets the final rule.

Who should buy which

• Buy the UGREEN Nexode 25000 if you charge two laptops or a laptop and tablet together, or want a listed Wh rating for flights.
• Buy the Anker 737 if you mainly charge one laptop and prefer Anker.

FAQ

Can I fly with either? UGREEN lists 90 Wh, under the common 100 Wh limit. Anker does not list Wh for the 737, so check the label. Airlines set the final rule.

Do both charge a laptop at 140W? Yes, from a single USB-C port, per both makers.

Prices and stock are as of Oct 2026 and change often. Retailer prices vary.

For more, see our power banks for flights guide and our BMX SolidSafe Air 5K Qi2 review.