The Microsoft Surface Pro 7 stands out in the tablet/laptop hybrid category. It offers an ideal size for laptop use and is particularly powerful in higher-end models, which feature Intel Iris graphics. These make it suitable for graphic design and video editing tasks. The device can support up to 16GB of RAM, but at least 8GB is recommended for the best performance.
What really sets the Surface Pro 7 apart is its portability. It’s lightweight, easily foldable, and more portable than traditional laptops. A key feature is its USB-C port, which allows for charging with a Power Delivery charger. Although the Surface still includes the older Surface Connect charging port, the convenience of the USB-C port makes a Power Delivery power bank a better choice. This guide will highlight the best power banks for the Surface Pro 7, focusing on improving its portability and power management.
Baseus 65W 20,000mAh Power Bank
The first power bank I recommend that you consider using to charge your Surface Pro 7 is this Baseus 65W power bank. The charger has a 20,000mAh capacity so that you can charge your Surface Pro 7 to full power about once, and you can charge it again to nearly full power once more.
The USB-C port can output 65W of Power Delivery on the charging power side if you only charge a device from the power bank. A 65W PD output can fast charge your Surface Pro 7. Two USB-A Quick Charge ports can be used to fast charge Android phones. If you’re charging two devices simultaneously, the USB-C port outputs 45W of Power Delivery, slightly slower than 65W.
However, when charging three devices simultaneously, the USB-C port outputs 20W, and at this point, your Surface Pro 7 will not charge simply because 20W of PD is not enough power. So, if you want to charge your Pro 7, you should charge it alone or with one other device. To recharge the power bank, I recommend using the USB-C port because it can recharge the power bank at 60W, while the Micro-USB input port only has an 18W recharge rate. Read my detailed review article for an in-depth look at this power bank’s features and performance.
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Baseus 100W 20,000mAh Power Bank
Another Baseus power bank I wanted to recommend is this Baseus Blade charger. The reason it’s called the Baseus Blade is because of its thin form factor. The power bank has a 20,000mAh battery capacity that can charge the Surface Pro 7 to full power nearly two times. Charging is great from the Blade because the power bank has two USB-C ports that can output 100W of Power Delivery; that said, you can only use the 100W PD output once at a time from either of the ports, and there are two USB-A Quick Charge ports.
The max recharging speed of the Baseus Blade is 65W, so I recommend using a 65W PD charger or higher.
Another design factor, other than the thinness, is that this power bank has an LCD at the top that shows the battery capacity, amperage, and voltage of the charging output. Check out my comprehensive review article or video to discover more about this high-capacity power bank.
INIU B63 65W 25,000mAh Power Bank
This INIU B63 power bank is similar to the Baseus 65W power bank I previously recommended. This INIU B63 charger has a 25,000mAh battery capacity that can charge the Surface Pro 7 to full power two times if it’s the only device you’re charging via the power bank.
There is a 65W Power Delivery USB-C port on the power bank, which you should use to charge your Surface Pro 7. There is also a 30W PD USB-C port and a 22.5W USB-A port. The 30W USB-C port is what you should use to fast charge phones and tablets, as it may not provide enough power to charge your Surface Pro 7. The max recharge rate is 45W for this INIU B63 power bank.
Also, the charger comes with a USB-C to USB-C and a USB-C to USB-A charging cable. Dive deeper into the capabilities of the INIU B63 power bank by reading my review article or viewing my video review.
RAVPower Pioneer 20,000mAh 60W Power Bank
The RAVPower Pioneer is a balanced portable charger. It has a 20,000mAh battery capacity, much like the other power banks in this guide, so you can expect to keep your Pro 7 charged up for about one or two more days without using a wall charger. On the charging side, it’s simple, with the RAVPower charger having a USB-C port and a USB-A port.
If you’re charging a single device at a time, the USB-C port outputs 60W of Power Delivery, while the USB-A port outputs 18W when charging one device. The USB-C port outputs 45W, and the USB-A port outputs 15W for dual charging. So you can charge your Surface Pro 7 from the USB-C if you’re charging one or two devices simultaneously.
The product I have linked to below is an Evatronic power bank, but it’s the same as the RAVPower charger I mentioned above, and it’s simply a rebranded RAVPower charger. Learn how this power bank stands out by reading my full review or watching my video analysis.
Crave PowerPack 50,000mAh 60W USB-C Power Delivery Power Bank
This is one of the highest-capacity power banks you can find; this Crave power bank has a 50,000mAh power capacity. A 50,000mAh power capacity is a lot of power no matter what you’re charging, and it can be beneficial for charging a large device like the Surface Pro 7. You can charge the Pro 7 to full power about four times or more with this Crave power bank, and it can also be useful for charging other devices simultaneously.
Along with the high power capacity, the charging is also very powerful with the Crave PowerPack portable charger. The charger has two USB-C Power Delivery ports and two USB-A Quick Charge 3.0 ports. One PD port can output 18W, and the other PD port can output 60W. You can fast charge the Surface Pro 7 with the 60W USB-C Power Delivery port and use the 18W USB-C port for fast charging smartphones.
Another benefit of getting a power bank is that it comes with everything you need to start using it, with the power bank including a 45W PD wall charger and a USB-C to USB-C cable. Explore the extensive capabilities of this large-capacity power bank in my detailed review article.
MAXOAK 45W Power Delivery 99Wh AC Power Bank
Nearing the gap of a power bank crossing into a portable power station, this MAXOAK portable charger could be useful if you want to charge your Surface Pro 7 no matter where you are; at the same time, charge a few other devices and even power appliances. This MAXOAK power bank has a 45W USB-C Power Delivery port and two USB-A Quick Charge 3.0 ports.
The power station part on this power bank uses an AC outlet with a 100W power output. That’s a good power output that can plug in an even more powerful charger or a low-powered appliance.
This power bank also brings a complete package like the previous Crave power bank, including a 30W PD wall charger and a USB-C cable, which can be used to recharge the power bank or directly charge your Surface Pro 7. In my in-depth review article, I look at this versatile power bank’s features and performance.
Since 2016, Usman has flourished as an independent tech journalist, reveling in the evaluation of diverse tech gadgets, with a particular fondness for charging technology to ascertain product performance. Besides his journalistic endeavors, he helms the Charger Harbor YouTube channel, where he extends his tech insights to a broader audience.