I used the SuperTank Pro at CES 2023 and two round-trip flights from New York to California, and it just rips. And fifth: This thing looks like it was made by Rimowa. Fourth: There's also a screen so you can monitor the power going through each device.
Second: It supports 100W Power Delivery, which is what you need to fast charge the 14-inch MacBook Pro - it’s not enough juice to fast charge a 16-incher, which requires 140W charging but it’s close enough. First: The battery is packing 26,800 mAh of power, plenty to charge your devices and your friends’ devices at the same time several times over. My favorite is Zendure's SuperTank Pro - this thing is thicc and for good reason. There are tons of battery packs you can get for very little money, but few that can juice up a MacBook Pro in a timely fashion. This is my favorite charger and I almost cried that one time I thought I lost it. It’s half the size of Apple's 96W charger and has two USB-C ports and a USB-A port that can charge three devices at once a 14-inch MacBook can charge at up to 100W, more than enough power to fast charge it.
Anker's 737 GaNPrime 120W charger is superior to Apple's pack-in charger in every way. It's baffling that Apple hasn't jumped on board the GaN train, which allows more compact charger designs that can pump out high wattages. I love that Apple brought back MagSafe charging in its 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pros, but I don't love how large the included charger is. My only motive for writing this guide is to share with you the MacBook Pro accessories that I have found invaluable. Inverse's parent company, BDG, might earn a commission if you purchase anything through an affiliate link, but I get nothing if you do or don't. For the same reason I wrote my " best free Mac apps" list because I was frustrated by so many roundups including Chrome and Slack, here are the accessories that I think every MacBook Pro user (M1 Pro/M1 Max and M2 Pro/M2 Max models, not the 13-inch model) should own, or at the very least consider. I know the ins and outs of my powerful little 14-inch MacBook Pro and the gear that really helps make it better at home, the office, and on the go. But I think I can do a little better as a 14-inch MacBook Pro owner since 2021 who has used it at home docked and undocked, brought it to the office, used it on cramped airplane tray tables, and lugged it around at CES 2023 to literally blog on the Las Vegas Convention Center show floor. There's nothing wrong with recommending people get a carrying bag or external mouse for a $2,000+ laptop. Specifically, I've found the accessory suggestions for Apple's 14- and 16-inch MacBook Pros extremely lacking. As a journalist who's spent almost 13 years testing products to recommend to readers, it was inevitable that I would find myself unsatisfied with the product recommendations so many tech publications have compiled.
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