Goal Zero Sherpa 100PD Power Bank (Previous Model) - 95Wh USB-C Power Delivery Laptop Charger

I'm a freelance photographer and this lives in my camera bag. Tops off my laptop between edits, recharges camera batteries via USB, and the display tells me exactly what's left. Airline approved so it flies with me everywhere. Six months in and the capacity hasn't noticeably degraded. Genuinely excellent build quality.

Gets my 13-inch laptop from 20% to full roughly two times per charge. USB-C PD output is fast and stable. Sleek enough for a coffee shop, rugged enough for a job site. No regrets at this price.

Solid capacity, good PD output, nice display. The caveat: it takes a while to recharge the Sherpa itself from empty, so plan ahead the night before a trip. Still one of the better power banks I've owned.

Third Goal Zero product I've owned and they don't miss. Charges fast, holds charge in cold weather better than my old brick.

Took it to Europe for two weeks. Airline compliant, charged my phone, tablet, and Switch without issue. A little heavy but that's the trade for 95Wh.

Works fine and the PD output charges my laptop properly. But as a previous model it lacks some of the newer features like wireless charging, and the finish picks up scuffs easily. Function over form.

Power went out mid-afternoon before a big client submission. Plugged my laptop into this and worked straight through the outage. That alone paid for it. Fast charging, clear battery readout, no nonsense.

Bought it mainly for long flights and it delivers. Keeps my laptop alive the whole trip. The display is easy to read and the build feels premium. Recharge time is the only thing I'd improve.

Brought it to a conference when outlets were scarce and ended up lending it to half my team. Everyone asked where I got it. Charges quickly, holds a ton of power, and the size is reasonable for what it does.

Out of the box it would only charge my phone to about 60% before dying. Goal Zero support was responsive and is handling a replacement, but the unit itself was a letdown.