Its a hefty brick for sure, but thankfully its not as heavy as it looks.
Overall, its design is fairly anonymous, although the two-tone colorway adds some interest.
However, one very smart-looking feature is the display.
This also means theres no delicate glass to scratch or crack, which is reassuring.
The USB-C ports provide up to 45W of power.
Charging aGooglePixel 7a from half to full took just over an hour, which amounts to an average performance.
On the other hand, the USB-A ports only reach a maximum of 30W each.
Theres also a trickle charging mode, designed for low-current devices such as earbuds and smartwatches.
It can be activated easily by pressing the power button twice, with an indicator appearing on the display.
Ultimately, if you need a large capacity and port selection, then the J2621 is a worthy choice.
It also has enough juice to offer multiple charges.
It also features a large display, although its a little overkill considering the dearth of information it presents.
Its also a shame theres only one USB-C port.
But while the J2621 is slightly cheaper, the B61 is still great value for money.
