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EcoFlow RAPID Pro X Power Bank
$259.99
EcoFlow RAPID Pro X is a high-capacity fast-charging power bank for laptops, tablets, phones, and travel gear. It focuses on 27,650mAh capacity, 300W total output, fast recharging, smart display, app control, and a modular accessory ecosystem.
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Specifications
product typehigh-capacity power bank
main modelEcoFlow RAPID Pro X
capacity27,650mAh / 99.54Wh
output300W total output
ports1 x 140W USB-C, 2 x 65W USB-C
charging20 min to 80% with RAPID Pro 320W Charging Station listed by EcoFlow
displaysmart LCD screen
appEcoFlow app smart power control
Before you buy
Where to buy the EcoFlow RAPID Pro X
EcoFlow sells the RAPID Pro X at ecoflow.com and through major retailers, and MetaOriental links out rather than selling it. The EcoFlow RAPID Pro X costs $259.99.
Who the EcoFlow RAPID Pro X is for
The RAPID Pro X is for people charging laptops rather than phones — 300 W total across one 140 W USB-C port and two at 65 W, from 27,650 mAh. That is enough to run a laptop, a tablet and a phone through a long travel day. Its 99.54 Wh capacity sits just under the 100 Wh airline limit, which is deliberate and the reason it can fly in a carry-on.
Is the EcoFlow RAPID Pro X worth $259.99?
At $259.99 it costs several times a phone power bank and does a job phone banks cannot, so the comparison is with other laptop-class batteries. The 99.54 Wh figure is the specification that matters most for anyone who flies, because above 100 Wh airlines refuse the battery. Recharging to 80% in 20 minutes needs EcoFlow's own 320 W station, which is a separate purchase.
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