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portable power banks that charge the deck while playing? (lemmy.ml)

submitted 1 year ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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Are there any power banks that output enough to charge it while playing? I have some PD power banks but when I connect them it says they charge too slow.

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[–] dman87 1 points 1 year ago

Yes, there are a lot of options out there. I picked up one to use with my ROG Ally that I use with both it and my steam deck. Though, the ROG Ally definitely needs the battery backup a lot more often than the steam deck.

You need to look at which USB PD modes the power bank supports. I can't remember the exact spec of the top of my head. But, I believe the Steam deck supports up to 45 watt input at 15v over USB-C.

Personally, I picked up an Anker 737 Power Bank when it was on sale because it supports up to 140 watt charging to whatever I need to charge in the future. (Don't buy this one at MSRP it goes on sale often and there are more price competitive options.