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The world is mobile, and with remote working more accessible than ever, you can pretty much work or take your devices anywhere that you can think of. The problem is the availability of sources to charge or keep your devices topped up so that you don't run out of power at an inopportune moment. If you have access to plug your laptop into a wall outlet, then there's no issue, but let's say you want to play a few games on your laptop or Switch 2 on the train or a flight. A battery can be quickly drained in demanding applications, so you will need a beefy power bank to charge high-draw devices.
The Ugreen Nexode should also be fine to take on flights due to it being under the 27,000mAh/ 100Wh limits set by aviation flight authorities. Do check with your carrier if you have any concerns about bringing your power bank on your next flight, as the rules can vary sometimes depending on locations and carriers.
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