What power banks are allowed on planes?

TSA and most international airlines allow power banks in carry-on luggage only — not checked bags. Power banks must be under 100Wh to board without approval. Banks between 100Wh and 160Wh may require airline approval. The VoltaGo MAX is TSA-certified and designed to comply with airline regulations.

Can a power bank charge a laptop?

Yes, but only if the power bank supports USB-C Power Delivery at sufficient wattage. The VoltaGo MAX delivers up to 140W via USB-C, which is enough to fast charge most laptops including MacBook Pro, Dell, HP, and Lenovo models. Always check your laptop's charging wattage requirement before purchasing a power bank.

How many charges does a 27,000mAh power bank give?

A 27,000mAh power bank like the VoltaGo MAX can charge a typical smartphone with a 4,000mAh battery approximately 5 to 6 times. For a laptop with a 60Wh battery it can deliver roughly 1.5 to 2 full charges depending on charging efficiency and cable used.

Is the VoltaGo MAX TSA approved?

Yes. The VoltaGo MAX is TSA-safe and certified for carry-on travel. It has been tested to comply with FAA and TSA guidelines for lithium-ion batteries carried on commercial flights. Always carry it in your hand luggage, never in checked baggage.

What is Qi2 wireless charging?

Qi2 is the next generation wireless charging standard developed by the Wireless Power Consortium. It delivers faster and more efficient wireless charging than the original Qi standard, with magnetic alignment for more consistent power transfer. The VoltaGo MAX includes a built-in Qi2 wireless charging pad, letting you charge compatible phones without any cable.