This Anker power bank will charge the chonkiest of handheld setups, and it’s down a new record low price
Power banks come in all shapes and sizes, but this beefy 200w brick by Anker can power an elaborate handheld setup without breaking a sweat. Better still, it’s currently down to a record low price at Amazon, meaning you’ll get something with more juice and a larger capacity for the same price as some lower spec options.
Over at Amazon right now, the Anker Prime Power Bank is down from $129.99 to $89.99, thanks to a nifty 31% discount. A similar deal has brought the accessory down from £129.99 to £85.99, but you'll need to be a Prime member to grab it. At full price, it’s a pretty expensive solution for charging the best gaming handheld on the go. However now that it’s down to under $90, it feels more in line with models I’d recommend pairing with the Steam Deck OLED, especially if you like to attach multiple accessories at the same time.
Just like my current favorite Steam Deck power bank, the Jsaux 20000mah 65w, the Anker Prime boasts a 20000mah set of cells. Where it differs, other than being more expensive, is with the fact it can output 200w, meaning it’s got more than enough of a punch to supply the best Steam Deck dock and a bunch of accessories, or even a portable monitor like this Verbatim Portable Touchscreen.
Anker Prime Power Bank (200w) | $129.99 $89.99 at Amazon
Save $80 - This chonky 31% discount brings Anker's beefy 200w battery bank down to a record low, as it normally sits at full price. With a discount applied, it's close to the same price as premium options like this Baseus model, so it's well worth considering if you game on the go.
Buy it if:
✅ You've got a gaming handheld
✅ You want to power multiple things at once
Don’t buy if:
❌ You'd rather trade wattage for capacity
❌ You don't play on the go long enough
Anker Prime Power Bank (200w) | £129.99 £85.99 at Amazon (Prime exclusive)
Save £80 - A 34% discount also brings the Prime Power bank down to a record low in the UK. You will need to log into an Amazon Prime account to actually see the
