I'm getting ready for an international trip next month and I'm going to need lots of power on the go. I had heard that V mount batteries are better than regular power bricks because of the amount of power they can let out. I have a ROG Ally that requires a full 65W to reach it's full turbo mode. Lesser chargers and even cables can cause that to fail. This battery was able to hit the full 65W and let the ROG's CPU go into full 30W Turbo mode. If that doesn't mean anything to you, that's understandable. It just means this battery is able to hit it's advertised power level and sustain it.

The OLED indicator is very handy. It lets you know how much power is going out on each of the USB connections. It also tells you how much power it draws when charging and how much time it has until it's full.

I don't have a need for the dtap connectors yet, but I've seen dtap to AC adapters and I might give one a try and update this review when I do. Still, this pack is compact and flexible enough for me, even if I don't have an actual camera with a V mount on it.

The shell itself is sturdy and I like how compact it is. It's going to be great to throw into a bag to power my ROG and camcorder while I'm on my trip.

If you're looking for an affordable V mount, this one will do just great. I highly recommend.