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Goal Zero Sherpa 100AC Power Bank with AC Outlet, 94.7 Wh
The largest flight-legal power bank with an AC outlet from a known brand: 94.7 Wh, a 100 W AC outlet and a 100 W USB-C port in 2.1 lb.
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Price: $249.95 on Amazon (checked 2026-11-12); Amazon's price can change, and the Amazon page has the current one. Specs below were verified on Goal Zero's site 2026-11-07.
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Specifications
| Capacity | 94.7 Wh (under the 100 Wh airline carry-on limit) |
|---|---|
| AC outlet | 100 W, modified sine wave |
| USB-C | 100 W PD output |
| Weight | 2.1 lb |
| Other | Wireless charging pad (New Sherpa 100AC) |
Model: New Sherpa 100AC. Figures are from the manufacturer's official product page unless a caveat says otherwise.
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Who it's for
Flying with a laptop, a barrel-plug gadget or a camera charger that needs a wall plug.
Caveats
- Through the AC outlet expect about 70% of the 94.7 Wh to reach the device (TechAdvisor measured ~70% on a 99.9 Wh AC bank); a USB-C laptop should use the USB-C port instead.
- Modified sine wave: fine for most laptop bricks and chargers, not for some motors or audio gear.
- Owners report the fan running often; one Amazon review reports a dead unit in week three.
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