khanka Hard Travel Case Replacement for Anker 737 Power Bank (PowerCore 24K), 24,000mAh 3-Port Portable Charger, Case Only

I have several hard cases like this that I use for various items. This one specifically set up as a charging station. I keep an anchor 737 battery, various other batteries, anchor plugs, adapters, and charging cables in this one. It’s nice because it’s small and compact, and I use it for computer, other devices, and my camera equipment.

I couldn’t find myself willing to spend the $150 for it, so when it dropped to $100 I splurged. I have a whole collection of high powered Anker chargers. None can touch this in terms of power output - and power input! Completely insane 140 watts output - and input! So that means no problem at all fast charging anything I have - including my extremely powerful CAD laptop. But almost as cool is you can recharge the charger also at 140 watts! So that means you can fully recharge it in about an hour! In my case the most powerful wall charger I have is an Anker that can put out 100 watts. So I can recharge from zero to 100% in about 90 min, which is FAR faster than anything else I have. That is a surprisingly big deal. Also, the display might seem gimmicky but I love it - use it all the time. BY FAR the best power bank I’ve ever used!

I ordered this on a whim thinking I might like having a hard travel case for my Anker 737 power bank, and I'm so incredibly happy I did. It's so solid, does an amazing job protecting my Anker 737 bank, holds a nice sized power brick and iPhone/Apple Watch chargers, and it's just great.Seriously, I give this a 10/10, I see why it's always recommended with the Anker 737 PowerBank on Amazon, it's a great purchase and I totally recommend this for anyone who owns or is purchasing that power bank.

this case fits the Anker power bank with enough space for other items. It has a good quality and seem durable.

The best part of this is that I can plug a USB-C into the main output, put the charger in this case, and then zip both zippers RIGHT up to that cable so basically what I have then is a nice, neat, zipped-up case with a USB-C popping out between the zippers where I plug my phone or laptop in. Then I lay the phone on top of the case. I fly every couple weeks so this is a game-changer for me.

Great product, however the dimensions on the photo of the product are off. The case can fit the 737 PowerBank perfectly (thank God) but had I taken the dimensions from the photo of the product seriously I would not have purchased it, since the length of the case (stated to be around 4.92 in) is way shorter than the length of the bank itself, around 6.5+ ins).

A really nice case, great fit for what it is designed to carry. Pictured is my Anker 737 PowerCore 24K Power Bank, the 737 120W GaNPrime Charger, the included optional suction cup attachment for the Charger, the included 2ft. 140W cable that shipped with the Power Bank, and in the above mesh pocket is the Anker 765 6ft. 140W USB-C to USB-C cable. The nice touch is that that upper mesh pocket actually self-adheres to the inner lining of the case lid, securing the contents really well.What I do not care for is the handle which is little more than afterthought in design and material. Considering the investment cost and sheer weight of the contents that this handle should be much more robust, even it if means a few dollars more added to the final retail cost. I will be adding a neoprene cover over top of this flimsy handle strap. Another issue are those absolutely hideous zipper pulls, really obnoxious. I removed and discarded them immediately and replaced both with some nice, quiet and appropriate zipper pulls, see picture. Overall, a nice case and I am happy to have it as my all-inclusive, dedicated portable charging kit.

I keep the battery, a wall plug, MagSafe for the MacBook, USB-C headphones, and a couple of miscellaneous cables for Apple devices in here. It’s great. Heavy, with that battery, but much better than just the soft bag that comes with it.