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D-Link DPP-201 20000mAh Power Bank
The DPP-201 is a 20,000 mAh rated USB power bank with two USB-C ports, one USB-A port and a digital remaining-charge display. Either USB-C port can deliver up to 65 W or accept up to 65 W input when used alone.
Useful features
At a glance20,000 mAh rated capacity
20,000 mAh rated capacity: provides portable stored energy, with delivered device energy reduced by conversion losses.
Two USB-C and one USB-A
Two USB-C and one USB-A: accommodates several compatible charging-cable types.
Up to 65 W USB-C output
Up to 65 W USB-C output: either C port supports the single-port maximum with a suitable device and cable.
Digital percentage display
Digital percentage display: shows the remaining charge for planning portable use and recharging.
PD 3.0 and QC 3.0
PD 3.0 and QC 3.0: supplies the charging-protocol support for compatible equipment.
Multiple electrical protections
Multiple electrical protections: D-Link lists overcurrent, overvoltage, overcharge, overtemperature and short-circuit functions.
Up to 65 W USB-C input
Up to 65 W USB-C input: either C port accepts the single-port charging input from a suitable separate supply.
402 g body
402 g body: the 144 × 69 × 29 mm unit provides a defined carrying size and product mass.
Two-port sharing
Two-port sharing: C1/C2 supports 35 W + 20 W; the disputed three-port allocation remains qualified.
The useful features
- 20,000 mAh rated capacity: provides portable stored energy, with delivered device energy reduced by conversion losses.
- Two USB-C and one USB-A: accommodates several compatible charging-cable types.
- Up to 65 W USB-C output: either C port supports the single-port maximum with a suitable device and cable.
- Digital percentage display: shows the remaining charge for planning portable use and recharging.
- PD 3.0 and QC 3.0: supplies the charging-protocol support for compatible equipment.
- Multiple electrical protections: D-Link lists overcurrent, overvoltage, overcharge, overtemperature and short-circuit functions.
- Up to 65 W USB-C input: either C port accepts the single-port charging input from a suitable separate supply.
- 402 g body: the 144 × 69 × 29 mm unit provides a defined carrying size and product mass.
- Two-port sharing: C1/C2 supports 35 W + 20 W; the disputed three-port allocation remains qualified.
The useful details
Know what
you’re getting.
The DPP-201 is a 20,000 mAh rated USB power bank with two USB-C ports, one USB-A port and a digital remaining-charge display. Either USB-C port can deliver up to 65 W or accept up to 65 W input when used alone. USB-A alone is rated up to 22.5 W. Use a suitable external USB-C charger and compatible cables for recharge and connected devices.
Output is shared when more than one device is connected. D-Link AU lists 35 W + 20 W for C1/C2, 35 W + 22.5 W for C1/USB-A, and 15 W total for C2/USB-A. Cell capacity does not equal delivered device capacity after voltage conversion and heat loss.
A high-power USB-C output makes the bank relevant to a supported laptop as well as smaller mobile electronics, but the device must accept the available USB charging profile. The percentage display helps plan when to recharge, and the 144 × 69 × 29 mm body weighs a 402 g. The guide's button and error-display functions provide local control and protection information. This is portable stored power, not a promise of a fixed number of complete phone or laptop charges.
Supplies power to compatible USB-connected devices.
Charging supported phones, tablets and USB-C laptops away from a wall socket.
Mobile-device users needing a portable charging supply.
The internal battery supplies negotiated USB charging power; port combinations share the available output.
A closer look
Specifications.
The details that matter.
Specifications
Compatibility
USB Power Delivery 3.0 and Quick Charge 3.0 charging; connected device and cable must support a suitable charging profile.
App and setup
Recharge through USB-C1 or USB-C2 with a compatible separate USB-C power supply. Connect a suitable USB-C or USB-A device cable for output. The A1 AU guide describes a button for waking the display, switching discharge mode and turning the bank off; check the display/error code table if protection is triggered. The wall charger is not shown as an included item.
Operate at 0–40 °C and 20–90% non-condensing humidity. D-Link AU lists current, voltage, charge, temperature and short-circuit protections. For storage shorter than three months, its sheet specifies -20 to 35 °C; for six months or more, 23 ±2 °C. The A1 guide says to stop using it and allow cooling if E7 overheating appears. Follow applicable lithium-battery carriage and disposal rules.
65 W is a single-port maximum. Triple-port distribution differs between AU datasheet and QSG. Rated capacity is subject to conversion losses.
A suitable USB-C charging supply is needed to recharge the bank and is not pictured in the A1 Australian pack illustration.
402 g power-bank body
144 × 69 × 29 mm power-bank body; D-Link does not name the dimension axes.
Either USB-C port can accept up to 65 W power input or supply up to 65 W alone. USB-A output alone is up to 22.5 W. D-Link AU lists USB PD 3.0, QC 3.0, RCM and UN38.3. The lithium battery is a wired USB charger; no wireless function is stated.