Power bank · The middle ground · Field checked Aug 2026
Anker 737 PowerCore 24K (140W)
In the power bank field this took the middle ground. It is not the crowned answer (Anker Prime 27,650mAh Power Bank (250W) is), but here is exactly where it earns its place, and where it gives ground.
Price₹9,999
JudgedThe middle ground
PlacedBeaten by Anker Prime 27,650mAh Power Bank (250W)
Why it might win
Genuinely charges a laptop, built-in display, well under the Prime
Why it might not
Less than half the capacity of the crowned pick, and 140W is on the slower side for a big laptop
Laptop charging without the flagship price
140W is enough to charge most laptops at a usable speed, and the display shows live wattage just like the pricier Prime. At ₹9,999, it is exactly half the price of the crowned pick for most of the same convenience.
The capacity gap is real
24,000mAh sounds large until you put it next to the Prime’s 27,650mAh at nearly double the output, which means fewer full charges before this one needs a plug itself. Fine for a day trip; the Prime is built for the days you are away from a socket entirely.
How it placed, against both rivals
The middle ground
Anker 737 PowerCore 24K (140W) you are here
₹9,999
The crown went to the Anker Prime 27,650mAh Power Bank (250W) at ₹19,999.
See why it won →
Prices from Amazon.in at time of writing. Part of what is my next power bank?: the full field, re-judged as prices move and new models land. Review units never buy the verdict.