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Anker Powerhouse 200 review: One of the better-looking power stations available

Anker Powerhouse 200 review: One of the better-looking power stations available

Posted on July 30, 2019 By Jarvis

A compact, portable, and versatile power station with plenty of ports.

The $299 Anker Powerhouse 200 looks like a biggie-sized version of one of the company’s smaller portable battery packs. It’s well designed, with an exterior made of metal, and soft rubber around both ends. A comfortable handle straddles the top.
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