Huawei Prepares to Launch 100W Power Bank with Massive Capacity
Huawei is poised to unveil a new power bank boasting a massive 20,000mAh capacity and unprecedented 100W fast charging capabilities.
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Listed under model number P0024 in Chinese databases, the device is expected to launch officially soon. It supports bidirectional 100W charging via USB-C, allowing users to charge devices and refill the unit itself with equal efficiency.
The device features inputs up to 20V/5A and diverse outputs totaling a maximum output of 106W. These specs target users with high-power consumption needs, ensuring their devices stay charged throughout the day without prolonged downtime.
Background and Previous Models
This follows Huawei's recent release of a 12,000mAh model using UFCS protocol with 43.66Wh capacity. The new model offers a significantly higher 72.52Wh, catering to professionals and travelers requiring robust power solutions.
While specific launch dates and pricing remain undisclosed, the device has passed all necessary certifications, signaling its imminent arrival in the market.
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