Sharge is getting ready to expand its lineup of high-powered charging accessories with a new 300W powerbank. Called the Shargeek 300, the company has started teasing the battery pack with a semi-transparent design and RGB lighting.
The headline feature is right in the name. The Shargeek 300 can deliver up to 300W of combined output across its ports. That’s enough to run or charge devices that are usually off-limits for power banks, including gaming laptops.
To make that possible, Sharge has included a DC output port alongside more familiar USB options. The DC port can supply up to 140W on its own, making it suitable for a wide range of gear, from laptops and game consoles to monitors.
Alongside the DC output, the Shargeek 300 comes with two USB-C ports and one USB-A port. The dual USB-C ports support the PD 3.1 fast charging standard and can deliver up to 140W each, or 280W combined.
Shargeek 300W powerbank has 24000mAh battery
Inside, the power bank packs a 24,000mAh battery, which sits right at the upper limit allowed for carry-on air travel in many regions. It can be recharged with up to 140W of input power.
As with other Shargeek products, design plays a big role here. The aluminum alloy body has a silver-gray finish, and one side is partially transparent. Behind that window is a color display that shows real-time information such as input and output power, temperature, and remaining battery capacity. There’s also an RGB light strip if you want an extra visual flair.
The Shargeek 300 made its public appearance at CES 2025 and has already been through a crowdfunding campaign.
Now, Sharge is offering an early-bird sign-up with a promised 20 percent discount for subscribers. However, the company hasn’t confirmed a final launch date, retail price, or whether the product will fully rely on crowdfunding when it becomes available.
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