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D-Link 20000mAh Power Bank (DPP-201)
Carry USB backup power with a 20,000mAh power bank and a digital remaining-charge display. It offers two USB-C connections and one USB-A connection, with up to 65W from either USB-C port when used alone; output is shared when several devices are connected.
Useful features
At a glance20,000 mAh rated capacity
65 W single USB-C output
Two USB-C input/output ports
22.5 W single USB-A output
Digital battery percentage
Shared multi-device output
The useful features
- 20,000 mAh rated capacity
- 65 W single USB-C output
- Two USB-C input/output ports
- 22.5 W single USB-A output
- Digital battery percentage
- Shared multi-device output
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How the estimate works
Maximum 65W USB-C or 22.5W USB-A is for one port at a time. With two ports, output is shared and depends on the ports used: C1+C2 is 35W+20W; C1+A is 35W+22.5W; C2+A shares 15W total; all three share 35W+18W.
The useful details
Know what
you’re getting.
The D-Link DPP-201 is a portable USB power bank with a rated 20,000 mAh cell capacity and a digital remaining-charge display. Two USB-C connections and one USB-A connection let it charge compatible mobile devices and supported USB-C laptops.
Either USB-C port can supply up to 65 W when used alone, while USB-A alone supports up to 22.5 W. Power is shared when more devices are connected: C1 and C2 provide up to 35 W and 20 W respectively. A suitable USB-C supply can recharge the bank through either USB-C port at up to 65 W.
Choose cables and devices that support the required power profile. A laptop needing more than 65 W may require another supply, and connecting extra devices reduces the allocation. The cell-capacity rating is not guaranteed delivered energy or a fixed number of complete device charges.
A closer look
Specifications.
The details that matter.
Specifications
Charging and compatibility
Recharge through USB-C1 or USB-C2 using a compatible USB-C power supply and suitably rated cable. The connected device must support the required profile. Higher-power laptops may still need their own charger.
Using several outputs
Output is shared across connected devices. Either USB-C port can provide 65 W alone; that is not a promise of 65 W from both together. Do not plan a three-device load by adding the single-port maxima.
Capacity and care
The 20,000 mAh cell rating does not guarantee a set number of phone or laptop charges. Conversion loss and device use change delivered energy. Operate within 0–40 °C and keep the bank away from heat and moisture.
Warranty and support
D-Link’s Australian product page lists a one-year limited warranty. Any extended registration cover depends on model eligibility and registration conditions. Australian Consumer Law rights are additional.