
Zendure SuperTank Pro
Expert rating8.8 / 10
- Capacity:
- 26,800mAh / 96.5Wh
- Total Output:
- 300W
- USB-C Ports:
- 4x, up to 100W bidirectional each
- Display:
- Digital wattage readout
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Manufacturer: Zendure Last updated: 2026-09-12
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Zendure SuperTank Pro Review
If you're trying to charge a 16-inch MacBook Pro from empty as fast as a wall charger would, the Zendure SuperTank Pro is one of the few power banks that can actually push 100W continuously through a single port.
Most 'laptop charging' power banks cap out around 60-65W per port, which trickle-charges a power-hungry laptop rather than actually keeping pace with its draw under load. The SuperTank Pro's two 100W bidirectional ports mean it can recharge a MacBook Pro nearly as fast as its stock 96W or 140W brick, and it can do that on two ports at once with 300W total budget spread across all four.
Why 100W Bidirectional Matters
Bidirectional means each of the two main USB-C ports can be either input or output at the full 100W rate, so you can recharge the bank itself in about an hour from a 100W GaN charger, then turn around and push that same 100W back out to a laptop. Most competing banks split input/output wattage unevenly.
Comparison to Alternatives
The UGREEN Nexode 130W tops out at 130W on a single port versus the SuperTank Pro's 100W, but the SuperTank Pro can sustain 100W on two ports simultaneously (200W of laptop-grade output at once) which the UGREEN cannot match across multiple devices. The HyperJuice 245W has more total capacity but is built for max battery size rather than balanced 4-port simultaneous throughput.
Our verdict
Reviewed by Burooj Alam. Rated by us, not by users.
Expert rating8.8 / 10
The power bank to buy if you need to keep a power-hungry laptop actually charging, not just topped up, on the go.
Best for
- Charging a MacBook Pro or gaming laptop near full speed
- Running two 100W devices simultaneously
- Professionals who travel with power-hungry gear
Not for
- Airline carry-on if you need the largest legal capacity (this is smaller than the 100Wh cap allows)
- Ultra-lightweight everyday carry
- Budget buyers (this sits at the premium end)
Specifications
What these specs meanIdentity
| Brand | Zendure |
|---|---|
| Model Number | SuperTank Pro |
Capacity
| Capacity mAh | 26800 mAh |
|---|---|
| Capacity Wh | 96.5 Wh |
| Cell Chemistry | Lithium-ion |
Output power
| Max Output With All Ports | 300W across all ports simultaneously |
|---|
Ports
| Output Port Count | 4 ports |
|---|
Recharging
| Recharge Input Power | Up to 100W via any USB-C port |
|---|
Display and controls
| Display Type | Digital display showing live input/output wattage per port |
|---|
Size and portability
| Weight | 1.32 g |
|---|---|
| Length | 147.0 mm |
| Width | 68.0 mm |
| Thickness | 34.0 mm |
FAQs
What are the key specifications of the Zendure SuperTank Pro (26,800mAh/300W Total Output/100W Bidirectional USB-C/Near-Instant Laptop Recharge)?
Key specs for the Zendure SuperTank Pro: Capacity 26800 mAh, Ports 4x USB-C, 1x USB-A, Energy 96.5 Wh, USB-C1 Output Up to 100W (bidirectional Input/Output), USB-C2 Output Up to 100W (bidirectional Input/Output), USB-C3/C4 Output Up to 65W each.
Who is the Zendure SuperTank Pro (26,800mAh/300W Total Output/100W Bidirectional USB-C/Near-Instant Laptop Recharge) best suited to?
Best suited to: Charging a MacBook Pro or gaming laptop near full speed; Running two 100W devices simultaneously; Professionals who travel with power-hungry gear.
What are the drawbacks of the Zendure SuperTank Pro (26,800mAh/300W Total Output/100W Bidirectional USB-C/Near-Instant Laptop Recharge)?
Not the best fit for: Airline carry-on if you need the largest legal capacity (this is smaller than the 100Wh cap allows); Ultra-lightweight everyday carry; Budget buyers (this sits at the premium end).
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