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We go through a lot of portable batteries, most aren't drop proof either. I like the fact i can charge my laptop and phone with one these and I can have my fleet of batteries usable in case of an emergency.
For versatility it's nice but a power bank has more usable power for less money vs a Dewalt battery in same use scenarios.
Example: A Dewalt 10Ah battery ($250+) 15Ah battery ($400+) both have 10000-15000mAh of usable energy.
Power bank with 20000mAh = 20Ah in raw usable battery power that sells for $50-100.
Use cases vary by each individual but if you're looking to use your batteries as pure power banks, in my opinion, you have better options. This is still useful but I wouldn't use it solely for that purpose.
Last edited by TooManyMind September 11, 2026 at 06:46 PM.
For ersatility it's nice but a power bank has more usable power for less money vs a Dewalt battery in the same use category. Example: Dewalt 10Ah ($250+) 15Ah ($400+) both has 10000-15000mAh of usable energy. Power bank with 20000mAh = 20Ah in raw usable battery power that sells for $50-100. Use cases vary by each individual but if you're looking to use your batteries as pure power banks, in my opinion, you have better options. This is still useful but I wouldn't use it solely for that purpose.
I think it is more aimed at people who already have quite a few dewalt batteries and may need to use them in a pinch (like a power outage, or dead phone on a job site without power). With the added benefit of being able to recharge your batteries! I personally have the DCB090 (much cheaper but no charger and less watt output) which has come in hand more times than I can count!
I think it is more aimed at people who already have quite a few dewalt batteries and may need to use them in a pinch (like a power outage, or dead phone on a job site without power). With the added benefit of being able to recharge your batteries! I personally have the DCB090 (much cheaper but no charger and less watt output) which has come in hand more times than I can count!
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We go through a lot of portable batteries, most aren't drop proof either. I like the fact i can charge my laptop and phone with one these and I can have my fleet of batteries usable in case of an emergency.
Example: A Dewalt 10Ah battery ($250+) 15Ah battery ($400+) both have 10000-15000mAh of usable energy.
Power bank with 20000mAh = 20Ah in raw usable battery power that sells for $50-100.
Use cases vary by each individual but if you're looking to use your batteries as pure power banks, in my opinion, you have better options. This is still useful but I wouldn't use it solely for that purpose.
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