I assembled it using 4500 mA cells from Tesla, everything works perfectly, the laptop charges at maximum power, tested it and it delivers up to 98 watts.
DIY 100W Powerbank Case for 4x 21700 Batteries
DIY powerbank case compatible with 4 pcs 21700 batteries (not included). Supports 100W two-way PD fast charging for laptops and phones. Features a transparent shell with LED display.
Modular design for custom power solutions
This DIY powerbank case is designed for users to assemble their own portable charger by installing four 21700 batteries in series (batteries not included). The case features a transparent ABS-PVC shell allowing a unique look at the internal components and battery status.
Users must weld batteries to the motherboard, connecting the positive and negative poles correctly to activate the circuit. After assembly, charging the pack activates the motherboard for standard use.
High-speed multi-protocol charging support
Supports full range two-way PD fast charging up to 100W output. Compatible with PD, QC, AFC, SCP protocols to fast charge laptops, phones, and iPads worldwide. This flexibility makes it a universal charging solution for multiple device types.
- 100W output power
- Supports PD, QC, AFC, SCP protocols
- USB and dual Type-C ports for varied device connectivity
Real-time battery monitoring with LED display
Equipped with a high-quality imported LED screen integrated into the transparent case, it provides real-time indication of remaining power for convenient and accurate battery monitoring during use.
- Clear LED power display
- Instant battery status updates
Robust and compact construction
Made from durable ABS-PVC material, the rigid case measures approximately 153x55x34mm for a practical balance between portability and capacity. Its design ensures safety and reliability during travel, including airplane transport without declaration.
- Durable black ABS-PVC case
- Compact dimensions for portability
- Approved for safe air travel
Key specifications
- Capacity designed for 4 pcs 21700 batteries (batteries not included)
- Input: DC 5V/3A, 9V/3A, 12V/1.5A, 10V/2.25A
- Outputs: Type-C1 5V/3A to 20V/5A; Type-C2 5V/3A to 20V/3A; USB 5V/3A to 10V/2.25A
- Size: approximately 153x55x34mm
What's in the box
- 1 x DIY powerbank case kit (includes motherboard and shell)
Discussion
The product is defective. There is no charging current. The seller is not refunding the full amount. In the dispute, I asked to be sent a working one, but I haven't heard a response for a long time, nor have I received an agreement to send a working one.
