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Anker Prime (27650 mAh, 250 W, 99.54 Wh)
EUR194,57 EUR1,96/1Wh

Anker Prime

27650 mAh, 250 W, 99.54 Wh


Question about Anker Prime

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bravegag

1 year ago

Will the border control allow to bring it in the carry on luggage? I mean the larger 27650 mAh model ... It would be super bad to get it confiscated by security.

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baehlermarc

1 year ago

Helpful answer
Generally speaking, batteries in hand luggage must be less than 100Wh, which is the case with this battery. For information, mine has already been on a plane once and didn't cause any problems at the checkpoint.
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mgrob

1 year ago

Most airlines allow up to 100Wh capacity. This was purposely designed to be just below travels no problem
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Anonymous

9 months ago

No, that shouldn't be a problem. Just back from the USA. Just put it in your hand luggage, not in your checked luggage.
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dpelizzoni

1 year ago

Yes, I fly regularly and always have the Prime in my hand luggage, even in the USA it was never a problem.
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Custer99

1 year ago

As others have written, most airlines allow power banks up to 100Wh. This one has 99.54 (also labelled as such below). I am currently travelling with it and have never had any problems. They didn't even want to take a closer look at the powerbank.