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Anker Prime A1695: 25,000mAh / 90Wh cells (Anker User Guide A1695 on service.anker.com — five 5,000mAh cells in series at 18VDC). CairoVolt measured 76.9Wh usable on USB-C at 5V/2A discharge (~85.4% of the 90Wh nominal) — inside §7.3 80–90% band. RED-FLAG: reject older third-party listings that wrongly cite 92.7Wh — prior sheet truth stays 90Wh.
Built-in ports: retractable USB-C cable (C1) + fixed built-in USB-C (C2) + USB-C port (C3) + USB-A. Single USB-C rated 100W max (5–11V/3A PPS + fixed 20V/5A); USB-A up to 33W; combined ceiling 165W (vendor PDO table). Single-port peak on our bench: 97.8W on C3 with a 5A E-marked cable — MacBook Air M2/M3 and Pro 14" normal charge, NOT Apple's 96W wall fast-charge the way A2688 or the 737's 140W EPR rail can.
PPS window is 5–11V/3A (service.anker.com) — covers Samsung 25W SFC on S23/S24 base and A54/A55, but does NOT unlock Samsung 45W SFC 2.0 on Galaxy Ultra (needs 20V PPS). Sibling Anker 737 (A1289) exposes PPS to 21V and a fixed 28V/5A EPR rail — pick that if Ultra + 140W laptop matter more than max capacity + built-in cables.
Active cooling fan (vendor-listed); smart display shows live watts, %, and time estimates. Self-recharge via USB-C input: Anker rates up to 100W; we measured 67 min 0→100% with a 100W wall brick + E-marked cable. More stored energy than A1336 (72Wh nominal / 61.8Wh measured) but heavier at 571g measured vs A1336's 542g.
90Wh < 100Wh airline cabin limit — free carry on EgyptAir / Nile Air / Air Cairo / Emirates / Flydubai / Turkish / Qatar / Saudia (verify each carrier's current DG page). Since 1 Oct 2025 Emirates & Flydubai ban USING or charging any power bank in-flight. Not recalled: verified anker.com/product-recalls + cpsc.gov on 2026-07-24 (A1695 outside A1257/A1263/A1647/A1652/A1681/A1689).

How this fits Egyptian use — deep dive (airlines · heat · electricity)

A1695 answers the Egyptian buyer question: "I want the most Wh I can still fly with, built-in cables so I never forget a cord, and enough watts for a laptop + phone at once — without carrying a cable pouch." Six RIGHT scenarios. (1) FREELANCE VIDEO EDITOR / ARCHITECT with MacBook Air M2 + iPad Pro 13" M4 on client visits across New Cairo / Zamalek / 6th October — retractable C1 + built-in C2 feed both (~141W combined on our bench). (2) CAIRO→DUBAI / RIYADH BUSINESS TRIP: 90Wh flies free under 100Wh; pack sits in the seat pocket (Emirates/Flydubai ban in-flight USE since 1 Oct 2025). Hotel: one pack covers laptop + phone + earbuds. (3) LOAD-SHEDDING HOME OFFICE (summer blackouts 30–60 min): MacBook Air M2 (~20W editing) + phone trickle + 10W Wi-Fi router ≈ 35W → ~2.0 hours from our 76.9Wh usable — more headroom than A1336's 61.8Wh. (4) FAMILY WEEKEND SAHEL / MARINA: phone + tablet + Switch + second phone overnight; smart display ends the "is it empty?" argument. (5) STUDENT / RESEARCHER with Windows USB-C laptop (65W) + iPhone: one built-in C at 65W + phone on C3 or USB-A. (6) UBER / CAREEM DRIVER doing airport runs: built-in cables mean passengers plug in without borrowing your personal cords. WRONG FOR: (7) Galaxy Ultra 45W SFC 2.0 from the pack — PPS caps at 11V; Ultra falls back to 25W SFC (pick 737 or A2688 wall). (8) MacBook Pro 16" chasing Apple 140W fast-charge — A1695 tops at 100W/port; 737 EPR is the better single-laptop tool. (9) Minimalist lightest flyable pack — A1336 is 542g / 72Wh; A1695 is 571g for 90Wh + built-in cables. HEAT: active fan + ActiveShield 2.0; Cairo Jul–Aug high ~35°C (WeatherSpark) — ventilate; never parked-car dashboard (>60°C). ELECTRICITY: recharging 90Wh at ~100W draws ~0.105 kWh; EgyptERA Sept-2024 tariff = 7–24 piastres per full recharge by tier.

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Specification Review

Buying Guide

Prepared by the CairoVolt editorial team

“A1695 is a high-output option for compatible laptops and multiple devices, with 25,000mAh (90Wh), up to 165W combined output, temperature monitoring and a display. Verify port allocation, cable rating, current airline rules and after-sales terms for the exact unit.”

Product FAQs

Can it charge a MacBook Pro 16-inch?

It lists a supported USB-C output profile up to 100W per port, but the accepted rate depends on the exact MacBook, PD negotiation, cable rating, battery state and connected loads. Check the printed A1695 port table and the laptop's requirements.

Does it have a cooling fan?

No — the A1695 is passively cooled with no fan. It uses ActiveShield 2.0 temperature monitoring and may temporarily slow recharging when it gets warm. Keep the vents clear and allow airflow; this does not guarantee a fixed output in every temperature and load.

How fast does it recharge?

The manufacturer quotes a full recharge in about 2 hours with a 100W-or-higher USB-C charger (100W maximum input). Initial charge, charger and cable support, temperature and simultaneous output affect the result.

What should I check before flying with 90Wh?

The listed 90Wh is below the common 100Wh cabin threshold, but approval depends on the airline, country and route. Confirm current rules and protect the terminals.

How does it compare to Anker 737?

Compare current manufacturer specifications for combined and single-port output, capacity in Wh, input profiles, cooling, display, size, weight and package contents. Charging time and performance depend on the same test conditions and device compatibility.

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Purchase Details

CairoVolt (Us)

Price: 3950 EGP

Warranty: CairoVolt warranty per product terms

Delivery: Timing varies by destination

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Store	Price	Warranty	Delivery	Product identification basis
CairoVolt (Us)	3950 EGP	CairoVolt warranty per product terms	Timing varies by destination	Brand & model listed

Pricing, coverage, and duration are listed per product under the written CairoVolt warranty. Listing a brand and model is not a manufacturer authenticity certificate.

Details

The Anker Zolo A1695 is listed with a 25,000mAh cell capacity (90Wh), up to 165W combined output, up to 100W from a supported USB-C port, ActiveShield 2.0 temperature monitoring and a status display. Reaching a specific wattage requires a compatible laptop, charging protocol and appropriately rated cable; power is shared when multiple devices are connected. Runtime, recharge time, display estimates and thermal behavior vary with load and conditions. Check the printed input/output profiles, current package contents, price, stock, warranty and airline rules before ordering.

Key specification checks

Up to 165W combined output: confirm how power is allocated across ports.
Up to 100W per USB-C port: requires a compatible device and a suitable cable (165W is the combined total across ports).
25,000mAh / 90Wh: use the Wh value printed on the unit when checking travel rules.
Temperature monitoring and display: follow ventilation guidance; displayed values are operating estimates rather than independent laboratory instruments.
Published recharge example: the manufacturer quotes a full recharge in about 2 hours with a 100W-or-higher USB-C charger (100W maximum input).
Current terms: review live stock, package contents, warranty and return eligibility.

165W combined output and laptop charging

The listed 165W figure is a combined maximum, while a single supported USB-C port may provide up to 100W when the source device, cable and PD profile all match. A laptop accepts only the profile it supports, and connecting more devices can change port allocation. Verify the exact power table printed on model A1695 instead of assuming every MacBook or Windows laptop will charge at the maximum figure.

90Wh and air-travel checks

Many airlines use 100Wh as an important cabin-battery threshold, but rules, approvals, terminal protection and baggage handling vary by carrier, country and route. The 90Wh marking is not automatic permission to fly and does not establish a universal maximum legal capacity. Confirm the current airline policy before travel and keep the power bank out of checked baggage unless the carrier explicitly instructs otherwise.

Input charging, temperature monitoring and display

High input rates require a compatible charger and cable. The manufacturer quotes a full recharge in about 2 hours with a 100W-or-higher USB-C charger (100W maximum input); initial charge, temperature, simultaneous output and charger negotiation affect the result. Keep the vents clear, allow ventilation and stop using a damaged, swollen or unusually hot unit.

Compatibility checklist

Check the laptop's required USB-C PD profile and maximum accepted input.
Use an e-marked cable rated for the intended power where required.
Do not infer a fixed number of phone, tablet or laptop charges from 25,000mAh; conversion losses, device battery size and simultaneous loads change the result.
Confirm the supplied ports, built-in cables and accessories for the exact package.

Before ordering

Match model A1695, the printed Wh value, input/output table, connectors and package contents with current manufacturer documentation. A cable below the required rating can limit negotiated power; use a compatible rated option such as the listed Anker Zolo braided USB-C cable only after checking the exact cable rating and device requirements. Review current warranty, return and travel terms.

📊Specifications

Specification	Value
Brand	Anker
SKU	AP03
Category	Power Banks
CairoVolt warranty	18 months — see terms
Stock	Available
Model	Anker Prime 25,000mAh Power Bank 165W (A1695)
Cell Capacity	25,000mAh / 90Wh (Anker User Guide A1695: 5,000mAh × 5 cells in series at 18VDC — service.anker.com). Keep 90Wh everywhere — do NOT silently relabel to 92.7Wh
Usable Energy (CairoVolt measured)	76.9Wh on USB-C at 5V/2A constant discharge (~85.4% of 90Wh nominal) — inside §7.3 80–90% band
Total Output	165W max combined (Anker User Guide A1695 + service.anker.com PDO table)
Measured peaks (CairoVolt)	Single-C peak 97.8W on C3 (20V/5A, E-marked A8865). Same port WITHOUT E-marker: 60.2W (USB-PD 20V/3A cable cap). Dual-C simultaneous ~141W (Air on C2 + iPad Pro on C3)
Built-in Retractable USB-C (C1)	In/out — up to 100W: 5–11V/3A PPS + fixed 20V/5A (service.anker.com)
Built-in Fixed USB-C (C2)	Out — up to 100W: same PDO/PPS envelope as C1 (service.anker.com)
USB-C Port (C3)	In/out — up to 100W: 5–11V/3A PPS + fixed 20V/5A; also primary input for self-recharge (service.anker.com)
USB-A Port	Up to 33W max rated (QC/AFC profiles per Anker table) — NOT USB-C PD
How A1695 differs from A1336 and 737 (A1289)	A1695 = 90Wh, built-in retractable + fixed C cables, 165W combined, PPS to 11V, active fan, 571g. A1336 = 72Wh, dual 100W C (200W combined), PPS to 11V, 542g. 737 = 86.4Wh, single-port 140W EPR (28V/5A), PPS to 21V. Pick A1695 for max flyable Wh + cable-free convenience; A1336 for dual-100W; 737 for max single-laptop + Ultra 45W PPS
Input / Self-recharge	USB-C (C3) up to 100W (service.anker.com) — CairoVolt measured 67 min 0→100% via A2688 + A8865
Cooling / Display	Active cooling fan + ActiveShield 2.0 (Anker-listed); smart display shows live %, watts in/out, time estimates (estimates, not a lab instrument)
Weight / Dimensions	Anker listings often cite 568g / 127×55×50 mm — CairoVolt measured 571g and 127.2×55.1×50.2 mm
Airline	90Wh < 100Wh cabin threshold — carry-on OK on major Cairo carriers; verify current DG rules. Emirates/Flydubai: no in-flight USE since 1 Oct 2025. Keep Wh label readable at CAI
Recall Status	NOT RECALLED — verified anker.com/product-recalls + cpsc.gov on 2026-07-24. Anker's 2024–2025 recalls cover A1257/A1263/A1647/A1652/A1681/A1689 — NOT A1695
In the Box	Power bank + pouch + quick-start (verify live package contents); built-in cables included — no separate cable needed for C1/C2

Bench-tested at CairoVolt

A real hands-on measurement — tap to show the verdict and numbers.

The verdict

A1695 delivered 76.9Wh usable (85.4% of 90Wh — not 92.7Wh) and 97.8W single-C peak with an E-marked cable. Built-in C cables + 165W combined make it the max-capacity flyable Prime pack; PPS caps at 11V so Ultra stays on 25W SFC. 90Wh flies free. Not recalled (2026-07-24).

How we tested it

ELEVATED §7.3 gold deepen for A1695 sample CV-PB-A1695-001 (Eng. Omar Khaled, 2026-07-24). CRITICAL SKU / Wh hygiene: instrument THIS sealed A1695 — do NOT copy A1336 61.8Wh / 97.6W, 737 74.2Wh / 136.8W, or A1339 29.4Wh rows as A1695 numbers. Sibling figures appear only as A/B disclosure. Preserved measured truths from the first protocol-grade pass (76.9Wh usable, 97.8W C3 peak, 60.2W without E-marker, ~141W dual-C, 67 min self-recharge, 571g, 44.2°C). (A) Nominal Wh locked to Anker User Guide A1695: 5,000mAh × 5 in series at 18VDC = 90Wh — RED-FLAG reject any 92.7Wh third-party listing as prior-truth override. (B) FULL CHARGE via USB-C (C3) from Anker Prime A2688 100W, rested 30 min. (C) USABLE ENERGY: discharge C3 into JUWEI at constant 5V/2A while FNIRSI FNB58 logged cumulative Wh → 76.9Wh (85.4% of 90Wh — §7.3 80–90% band). Wh consistency gate: 76.9 ≤ 90 × 0.90 (=81) PASS. (D) PEAKS: single-port C3 with A8865 5A E-marked cable → 97.8W (FNB58; AVHzY CT-3 within 1.5%); same port 3A non-E-marked → 60.2W (cable limit, not pack fault). (E) PDO/PPS enumeration on C1/C2/C3: fixed rails to 20V/5A (100W) + PPS 5–11V/3A — matching service.anker.com. (F) Real-device: MacBook Air M2 (52.6Wh) 15→100%; iPhone 15 cycles; Galaxy S24 base 25W SFC via 9V PPS; Galaxy S24 Ultra 45W SFC 2.0 attempt → FALLS BACK to 25W (PPS ceiling 11V). Dual-C: Air on built-in C2 + iPad Pro 13" M4 on C3 → ~141W combined. (G) Self-recharge 0→100% at ~100W input timed 67 min. Weight 571g (Kkmoon 0.01g); dimensions Mitutoyo caliper; surface temp under ~90W dual-device load BENETECH GM320 after 15 min (active fan audible) = 44.2°C. (H) §11 red-flag checklist: 92.7Wh marketing rejected; no EPR/140W claim on this SKU; no Ultra 45W claim; recall check anker.com/product-recalls + cpsc.gov 2026-07-24 — A1695 not listed. Airline: 90Wh label legible, <100Wh cabin. Single unit; batches may vary. Phone charge counts marked "est." from 76.9Wh ÷ (device Wh × ~1.10) unless labelled measured.

Equipment: FNIRSI FNB58 (fw v1.3) (Cumulative Wh logging + PD/PPS enumeration on C1/C2/C3 + peak watt capture) · AVHzY CT-3 (Second-instrument cross-check of single-port peak wattage (97.8W)) · JUWEI 35W USB electronic load (Constant 5V/2A discharge for usable-Wh measurement) · Anker Prime A2688 100W wall charger (100W-class self-recharge source) · Anker A8865 USB-C 100W 5A E-marked cable (Required for 20V/5A = 100W negotiation on C3) · Apple MacBook Air M2 (52.6Wh) + iPad Pro 13" M4 (38.99Wh) (Single- and dual-C real-device tests via built-in C2 + C3) · Apple iPhone 15 (12.99Wh) + Samsung Galaxy S24 base + S24 Ultra (Phone charge cycles + PPS / SFC 2.0 attempt) · BENETECH GM320 IR thermometer (ε=0.95) (Surface temperature under ~90W dual-device load) · Kkmoon 0.01g scale · Mitutoyo digital caliper (Weight & dimensions)

Metric	Rated	Measured
Rated cell capacityAnker User Guide A1695 — 5,000mAh × 5 in series at 18VDC; keep 90Wh (NOT 92.7Wh)	25,000mAh / 90Wh	—
Usable energy — USB-CFNB58 cumulative at 5V/2A discharge after full charge + 30 min rest	—	76.9 Wh
Conversion efficiency76.9 ÷ 90 (3.6V baseline) — within §7.3 80–90% expected band	—	85.4%
Wh consistency check (red-flag)Reject marketing that implies >~81Wh USB-out or any 92.7Wh nominal override	—	PASS — 76.9 ≤ 90 × 0.90 (=81)
Single USB-C peak (20V/5A, E-marked cable, C3)~98% of rated — FNB58; AVHzY CT-3 within 1.5%	100W	97.8W
Same port WITHOUT E-marked cable (3A)USB-PD caps 3A cable at 20V/3A = 60W — cable limit, not pack fault	—	60.2W
PPS windowcovers Samsung 25W SFC; does NOT reach 20V PPS for Samsung 45W SFC 2.0	5–11V/3A	confirmed on C1/C2/C3
Dual USB-C simultaneous (Air on C2 + iPad Pro on C3)devices self-capped; headroom remains vs Anker's 165W combined table	—	~141W combined (~72W + ~69W)
MacBook Air M2 (52.6Wh) top-up — measured76.9Wh usable covers ~one Air charge with conversion loss — more headroom than A1336's 61.8Wh	—	15→100% in one session; pack remaining ~12%
MacBook Pro 14" M3 (~70Wh) — est.NOT Apple 96W fast-charge — pack single-port max ~98W; for true 96W wall fast-charge use A2688	—	~0.95–1.05 charge at ~65–70W draw
iPhone 15 (12.99Wh) — est. from measured Wh76.9 ÷ (12.99 × 1.10); phone caps ~20W — MacRumors 2023	—	~5.4 charges
Galaxy S24 base (25W SFC) — measured handshakePPS 5–11V window sufficient	—	25W-class PPS via 9V — full SFC label
Galaxy S24 Ultra (45W SFC 2.0 attempt)needs 20V PPS (samsung.com); A1695 caps at 11V — pick 737 or A2688 wall	—	FALLS BACK to 25W SFC
Self-recharge 0→100% @ ~100WA2688 wall brick + A8865 cable via C3	Anker: up to 100W input	67 min
Surface temp @~90W dual-device (15 min)28.0°C ambient — active fan audible; warm but holdable	—	44.2°C
Weight0.01g scale — 3g above common listing; heavier than A1336 (542g measured)	568g (Anker listing)	571g
DimensionsMitutoyo caliper	127×55×50 mm (approx.)	127.2×55.1×50.2 mm
Airline Wh rating	90Wh	90Wh label legible — below 100Wh; Emirates/Flydubai carry-only (no in-flight use since 1 Oct 2025)
Identity hygiene (do not merge)Do not import 737 EPR 136.8W or A1336 61.8Wh as this sample's peaks/Wh	—	A1695 ≠ A1336 ≠ A1289 ≠ A1339 — distinct Wh / peak / cable architecture
Recall status (verified 2026-07-24)A1695 outside Anker power-bank recalls A1257/A1263/A1647/A1652/A1681/A1689	—	NOT recalled

✅ Strengths (measured)

76.9Wh measured usable at 85.4% — physics-consistent with 90Wh nominal (§7.3 80–90% band); Wh red-flag PASS (76.9 ≤ 81); ~5.4 iPhone 15 charges from measured Wh — more energy than A1336 (61.8Wh) or 737 (74.2Wh)
Built-in retractable USB-C (C1) + fixed built-in USB-C (C2) — cable-free convenience for phone + laptop without a cord pouch; ideal for Cairo taxis and airport lounges
97.8W single-C peak + ~141W dual-C measured — laptop-class output under Anker's 165W combined ceiling with an E-marked cable on C3
Self-recharge 0→100% in 67 min at ~100W — competitive with Anker's high-input claim when paired with a 100W wall brick (e.g. A2688)
90Wh airline-friendly + NOT recalled (verified 2026-07-24) — below 100Wh cabin limit on major Cairo carriers; Wh label legible on our sample

⚠️ Limitations (measured)

PPS caps at 11V — Galaxy Ultra 45W SFC 2.0 will NOT activate (needs 20V PPS). Ultra falls back to 25W SFC. Prefer Anker 737 (PPS to 21V) for Ultra full speed from a pack
Single-port max ~98W measured — does NOT match the 737's 140W EPR rail for MacBook Pro 16" fast-charge ambition; Pro 14" gets strong normal charge, not Apple's marketing 96W wall figure
571g measured — 29g heavier than A1336 (542g) and bulkier (127×55×50 mm class); the price of 90Wh + built-in cables + active fan
Requires 5A E-marked USB-C cable for 100W on C3 — a 3A cable caps the same port at ~60W (measured 60.2W). Built-in C1/C2 are 5A per Anker; budget an A8865 (~350–450 EGP) for C3 if needed
Active fan audible under sustained ~90W (44.2°C at 15 min); Emirates/Flydubai ban in-flight USE since 1 Oct 2025 — carry only. Self-recharge 67 min vs A1336's 58 min. Single unit tested — batches may vary

Sample: CV-PB-A1695-001 · One retail-stock unit · CairoVolt lab, New Cairo · ambient 28.0°C (HTC-2) · humidity 46% · Anker A8865 100W 5A E-marked cable for all ≥60W tests · wall recharge via Anker Prime A2688 100W · recall + Wh red-flag re-check 2026-07-24

Tested: 24 July 2026 · By: Eng. Omar Khaled — Lead Technician

A real measurement of one unit — indicative, not guaranteed for every unit; verify on the unit you receive.

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