The most futuristic battery pack I've ever used is $70 off for Prime Day — Who knew charging could look this cool?

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I test out a lot of battery packs, but none come close to the style and swagger of this Cyberpunk 2077-inspired Shargeek power bank. Not only is the Shargeek Storm 2 one of the coolest products I’ve ever seen, but it’s also 30% off in Amazon’s Prime Day sale.

So what makes the Storm 2 that cool? Well, the 25,600mAh battery pack will appeal to anyone who likes a futuristic sci-fi aesthetic, transparent retro tech, or even just the color yellow.

I’ve been using the Shargeek Storm 2 for a few months now, and I love the way it can charge all of my Apple products, like my iPhone 15 Pro Max, M1 MacBook Air, and iPad Pro 11-inch, with absolute ease.

The battery pack is so cool that whenever I bring it out to charge something in front of iMore’s News Editor, Stephen Warwick, his eyes go green with envy — Stephen, this deal is for you; save $70 right now!

The coolest battery pack you’ve ever seen

Shargeek Storm 2 |$229$159 at Amazon

Shargeek Storm 2 | $229 $159 at Amazon

The Shargeek Storm 2 is one of the best-looking power banks around. With its see-through aesthetic and built-in display, you'll feel like you're in the future as you charge your iPhone and MacBook Pro via USB-C. Capable of 100W charging, the 25600mAh battery will suit all of your needs.

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Prime Day is a fantastic time to buy accessories like the Shargeek Storm 2, as the discounts are some of the best you'll see all year. This power bank would make for a fantastic gift for a loved one who is always on the go and loves the idea of being half-cyborg roaming the streets of Night City.

The Shargeek Storm 2 is one of the best power banks I've ever used although I do wish that glossy outer plastic wouldn't scratch so easily!

John-Anthony Disotto
John-Anthony Disotto
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John-Anthony Disotto is the Editor of iMore, helping you get the most from your Apple products and fixing things when your technology isn't behaving itself.

Based in Scotland, where he worked as a Genius Bar technician repairing iPhones, John-Anthony has used the Apple ecosystem for over a decade and prides himself on closing his Apple Watch activity rings.

He leads iMore's work on AI in the newsroom, testing where it genuinely improves editorial work and where it doesn't. Every story is written, edited, and signed off by a person.

Previously in editorial at TechRadar and Tom's Guide, John-Anthony is an avid film geek who won the Edinburgh International Film Festival Student Critics award in 2019. Away from Apple, he tinkers with game emulation and Linux on his Steam Deck.