Best portable batteries for Mac mini 2024
If you've picked up a recent Mac mini, then presumably you want to use it at a desk, as part of a home theater setup, or in some other creative way where it mostly stays put. But, if you are looking to use your Mac mini as a portable computer, you'll need a hefty power supply to make it happen. While none of these batteries will allow you to use your Mac mini at maximum power, they'll allow you to use your Mac for most tasks at least.
Here are some of the best Mac mini portable batteries you can buy right now.
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Best overall
Best overall
Powkey's power bank provides enough power to get your Mac mini up and running, featuring two AC power outlets, four USB slots, and a 12V power output. You can charge this bank through a standard wall outlet or a separate solar charger.
Best for adventures
Best for adventures
This 67000mAh battery bank is ready for any adventure on which you want to take your Mac mini. It can be charged through an AC adapter, a 12V car charger, or a solar charger.
Best for battery
Best for battery
This 80,818mAh battery weighs only seven pounds. The Progeny features three USB-A ports, one USB-C port, one AC outlet, three DC ports, and a wireless charger at the top for your phone.
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Of all of these portable power supplies, we'd probably go for Powkey 200-Watt Portable Power Bank, owing to its winning combination of power, ports and charging solutions. Just keep in mind, with any of these, that you don't want to push your Mac mini to its limits, or these power supplies will trip and cut off power to your Mac.
You could also take a look at the Progeny Power Station. It provides much of the same functionality, including built-in power outlets, USB charging ports, and it has wireless charging for your phone.
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