Reddit reviews POWERADD Pilot Pro3 30000mAh Portable Charger Ultra High Capacity Power Bank, Fast-Recharging External Battery with Dual Inputs and 3 Outputs, Compatible with iPhone, Samsung, LG and More (White)
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Amazing Monster Capacity: 30000mAh power bank is able to fully charge your iPhone 7 more than 10 times or a Nexus 6P more than 5.5 times, or a 9.7-inch iPad Pro more than 2.5 times, worry-free with such plenty of juice even if you are on a long-term camp or hiking outside in the forest and mountains.Incredible Fast Replenish: Dual inputs (5V/4A total) support simultaneously recharge with included 2 micro cables, which means you need only 8-10 hours to fully charge a 30000mAh external charger bank.Smart PowerSI Charge: 3 USB ports combined 4.5amp output, auto-detect the charging requirements from your devices and provide max speed up to 2.4A per port, simultaneously charge 3 devices is available.Premium Quality: Built-in safeguards protect your devices against excessive current, overheating, and overcharging, grade A+ Li-polymer battery cell supports more than 500 cycle charges.What You Get: Poweradd Pilot Pro3 x 1, USB Cable x 2, User Manual x 1, Feedback Card x 1; Poweradd Offers 24-Month limited product warranty and 24h*7d customer service.
I have this Poweradd charging pack that was about $40. Lasts 48 hours and charges an iPhone over 10 times when fully charged. That’s what I’m taking to mania for my buddy and I to share
This should work for you.
But seriously... that's a lot of power you want. this is a good one that I own it will let you power both at the same time but I can't promise how long it will last with game play going on.
The specs are kinda odd. The output current should be in amps, not amp hours. To give you reference, that is like asking how fast you are driving in your car and answering 10 miles. The units don't make sense.
My guess would be that this battery pack really struggles to provide the power the Switch needs because it draws so much current. What I found online says that iPhones only draw about 1 amp, less than half the power of the Switch. Drawing so much power is probably heating it, increasing the internal resistance and making it even less efficient. The easiest solution is to only charge your Switch with this battery when it is sleeping so it might draw less current. Other than that, check out this link about external batteries for the Switch. For reference, I got this one and I highly recommend it.