You may consider owning a power bank whether you’re charging the HP Envy, x360, Spectre, Aero, or any other HP laptop that uses USB-C. HP has made some handy laptops that can be taken nearly anywhere as they’re slim and lightweight; their laptops are also powerful and consume a lot of power, and if you’re going throughout your day, you may not always have access to a wall outlet to charge your HP laptop.
I’ve chosen some of the best power banks for USB-C charging HP laptops. You do have to be selective when it comes to charging your HP laptop with a power bank because, for the most part, lower-wattage Power Delivery chargers won’t cut it, so that’s why I’ve chosen some higher-powered chargers to keep your laptop charged without the need for an outlet.
UGREEN 145W Power Bank
The UGREEN 145W power bank is likely the only laptop you will need for a long time because it can output so much power. The maximum output of the UGREEN power bank is 145W, and the charger has two USB-A ports and a single USB-A port. The most impressive part about the charger is that USB-C 1 can always output 100W of Power Delivery; 100W of Power Delivery can charge most HP laptops.
The USB-C 2 port on the UGREEN power bank can output 45W, and the USB-A port can output 18W. The better part about this charger is that you can use 100W from USB-C 1 and 45W from USB-C 2 simultaneously, so you can potentially fast charge your HP laptop and charge another laptop from the USB-C 2 port. In reviewing this UGREEN power bank, I could charge my laptop and two other phones.
Recharging is also fast, with the UGREEN 145W power bank with the USB-C 1 port able to recharge the power bank at 65W, and the USB-C 2 port can recharge the power bank at 45W. So, I recommend using the USB-C 1 port to recharge this power bank’s 25,000mAh battery capacity for faster recharging. Watch my video review of the UGREEN 145W Power Bank to see its impressive capabilities.
Baseus Blade 100W Power Bank
The Baseus Blade is a popular power bank on the market and can be useful for charging your HP laptop because it has a 100W Power Delivery output. The Baseus power bank has two USB-C ports and two USB-A ports. However, you need to know that this power bank can only use the 100W Power Delivery charge rate if you only charge one device at a time. So, to charge your HP laptop, I recommend charging it alone, as charging multiple devices will cause the power to split.
The Baseus Blade power bank also has a 65W recharge speed, so to recharge the power bank as fast as possible, you should use a 65W or higher PD wall charger to recharge its 20,000mAh battery. Also, in my review for the Baseus Blade, I found that I could see the voltage and amperage on the screen at the top of the power bank, so you can see how fast your HP laptop charges on the power bank itself. Check out my video review of the Baseus Blade 100W Power Bank for a closer look at its features and performance.
STATIK 65W Power Bank
The STATIK 65W power bank is another capable charger. However, this power bank has a hard limit for its charging power. Yes, you can get 65W of Power Delivery from the USB-C port on the STATIK power bank; however, during my review of the STATIK power bank, I found that when you charge multiple devices simultaneously, the charger’s maximum output becomes 15W. So you can charge your HP laptop from this STATIK power bank if you’re charging it alone. The other ports on this charger are two USB-A ports, and there is also a Micro-USB and a Lightning input port for recharging.
I recommend recharging this STATIK power bank from its USB-C port, as it can recharge the power bank at 60W. For a detailed analysis, watch my video review of the STATIK 65W Power Bank.
Baseus 65W Power Bank
The Baseus 65W power bank has a more sensible power split when charging multiple devices simultaneously. The Baseus 65W power bank has a 65W Power Delivery USB-C port; you can use 65W when charging one device. Charging two devices causes the USB-C port to drop to 45W, and then charging three devices simultaneously makes the USB-C port output 20W. So, if you want optimal charging for an HP laptop, you should charge it alone with this power bank or with one other device charging.
In my review of the Baseus 65W power bank, I found that it could recharge the power bank 60W via its USB-C port, and it does have a Micro-USB input port, but that port is much slower at recharging.
Powdeom 150W mini Power Station
The Powdeom 150W mini power station is more of a power bank and power station hybrid. Price-wise, this is on the lower side. The Powdeom power station has a single AC outlet that can provide 150W of power and a 65W Power Delivery USB-C port. If you want to use the original charger with your HP laptop, you can power it via the AC outlet on this power station, and still be portable. You can also use the USB-C port on the Powdeom power station if you don’t have your original charger. In my review for the Powdeom 150W power station, I could power my Lenovo laptop’s original charger and use the USB-C port on the power station to charge my Lenovo laptop, too. Learn about its unique hybrid design in my Powdeom 150W mini Power Station video review.
Final thoughts about my choice of Power Banks for HP Laptops
Power bank charging for laptops is an absolute savior because you don’t need to lug around large charging bricks anymore, and instated, you can opt to use a power bank that can not only be used to charge your HP laptop but they can be useful for charging other devices such as your phone when you’re going through your day. The UGREEN 145W power bank is one of the best for HP laptops and laptops in general because it lets you charge two laptops simultaneously; most cannot do that.
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.