Omni Ultimate+

Excellent product.

I enjoy being able to swap out the battery with a fully charged one. The DC port allows me to power many different devices that require various voltages.

Only had it a few days, but already love it. I just wish the battery was easier to switch out. It’s too easy to lose the tiny screws. Overall very pleased.

First impression out of the box: oh snap!

This thing is an absolute monster. I bought it so I can keep my Steam Deck charged, but I think I may have gone overkill because it can charge every other piece of hardware I carry with me...at the same time.

If you're a fan of smaller and more compact, this probably isn't for you. I prefer the chunkier, more heavy duty stuff because my job can get kind of rough and tumble, and the ultimate exceeded my expectations in terms of build quality. It's built like an absolute tank.

In short, I was looking for overkill and got over-over-overkill. I'm looking forward to keeping this in my EDC bag.

I’ve been searching and wanting something like the Ultimate+ for years. I’m a technologist who finds themself in the field constantly needing to power various types of gadgets for an indeterminate amount of time. The versatility of the Ultimate+ can’t be overstated. One of the most overlooked features here is the pass through charging. In situations where I’ve needed continuous power in remote locations beyond the battery capacity of the Ultimate+, I’ve been able to extend it with other batteries (usually an Omni 20+) by connecting them via USB-C and hot swapping them as they deplete. This basically turns the Ultimate into a portable UPS system that could run indefinitely.

The other accessories included are top notch as well, truly durable and dependable.

It’s worth noting that I haven’t had any issues with TSA and this battery pack. I’ve brought it onto multiple planes through carryon and while sometimes they look at it, they’ve not yet questioned about it.

I have one minor gripe. Some of the interactions with the interface (like accessing the settings menu) are hidden behind multi-clicking other buttons (i.e the power button). In the field when you’re trying to tweak things without interrupting powerful, this can be confusing and nerve racking. I wish they’d just added an additional settings button or two to avoid this.