Understanding the Charging Ports and Power Output on UltraCharge Pro Laptop Power Bank 25K (BPB039)

The Belkin UltraCharge Pro Laptop Power Bank 25K (BPB039) is designed to safely and efficiently charge a wide range of devices. This article explains how the charging ports work and how much power each port can deliver. 

USBC “In/Out” Port  

The USBC port on BPB039, labeled in/out, supports both charging the power bank and charging other devices. 

  • Charging BPB039 (input) 
    Use the USBC port to recharge the power bank with a compatible USBC charger that supports up to 90W input. 

  • Charging your devices (output) 
    Use the same USBC port to charge compatible devices, including laptops, with up to 140W output. 

BPB039 automatically detects whether the USBC port is being used for input or output. 

 

USBA and USBC Output Power  

 

When using BPB039 to charge other devices: 

  • USBC “in/out” port  

  • Up to 140W output, suitable for laptops and tablets 

  • USBA port  

  • Up to 18W output, ideal for smartphones and accessories 

If more than one device is connected, charging power is shared across all active ports. 

 

Helpful Tips 

  1. Use USBC for highpower devices 
    Connect laptops and tablets to the USBC “in/out” port for faster charging. 

  1. Recharge BPB039 with a highwattage charger when possible 
    A USBC charger that supports higher wattage can recharge the power bank more quickly (up to 90W). 

  1. Expect shared power when charging multiple devices 
    Charging speeds may be reduced when more than one port is in use. 

 

 

Frequently Asked Questions 

Q1: Can BPB039 charge a device and be charged at the same time using USBC? 
Yes. The USBC “in/out” port automatically switches between input and output depending on how it is connected. 

Q2: Why is my device charging more slowly when multiple devices are connected? 
When multiple devices are connected, BPB039 shares total available power across all active ports. 

Q3: Which port should I use to charge my phone? 
You can use either port, but the USBA port (up to 18W) is well-suited for phones and smaller devices. 

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