My equipment orders include an Anker 347 power bank in 2023, wall and car charging equipment in early 2024, and a USB-C to HDMI adapter later that year. Each serves a different part of a portable-device setup.
What goes with the screen
My experience with PlayStation Remote Play and XREAL Air glasses is covered in the travel-gaming story. The chargers, cables and adapters are a separate ownership question: which devices they serve and which pieces actually come along.
The purchases happened at different times and have not been confirmed as one kit. Some could be household equipment or spares; the records do not identify what is in the travel bag now.
This purchase account therefore does not claim measured charging speed, battery endurance or compatibility with particular devices. Those conclusions need an identified setup in use. Travel requirements also need a current check for the trip involved.
A useful kit begins with the devices
The purchase list becomes more meaningful if it is read from the device outward. A power bank, a car charger, a wall charger and a display adapter answer different questions. Carrying one does not remove the need to know which device it serves, which cable connects it and where it will be used.
For an identified travel setup, I would organize the account around those connections: power at the wall or car, portable power between outlets, and the separate path from a device to a screen. That would also make a missing cable or redundant accessory easier to explain. The dated purchases do not yet supply that complete setup. They are pieces of the equipment history, with the current contents of the bag and the combinations actually tested still to be established.