Can the new 2016 MacBook Pro be charged with external batteries?

Question

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Is it possible to charge the new Macbook Pro 2016 from external batteries, as well as non-original chargers? For example, I have a powerbank from Xiaomi, as well as charging for Xiaomi Redmi Note, if you can charge a power bank sent, then you can also charge it?

Answer 1

Can

Answer 2

Most likely it is impossible, but if it is possible, then it is undesirable, and it does not make sense.
If you mean a standard power bank with output characteristics of 5 Volts, 2 Amps. We get a power of 10 W / h. Native charging for 15 "firmware, there is a block power of 87 W / h. And it is smart, depending on which device is connected to it, it produces either a voltage of 5 volts, or if we connect a macbook, it will raise it to 15-18 volts at current 4-5 amperes.There are no circuits on them yet, it is quite possible that there is a step-up converter and it supports charging from 5 volts (then it will increase them) But in any case, 10W is almost 9 times less than 87W, respectively, the battery will be charged many times slower.Such slow charging is not very good for lithium-ion batteries.And even the most powerful power bank 20000mA / h is not enough for one charge (20A / hX3.6B = 72W / h minus conversion losses,
https://support.apple.com/ru-ru/HT207256 Here is the official info on this topic.

Answer 3

yes, but the output must match