Lenovo has introduced a new high-capacity power bank under the ThinkPlus line. The Lenovo ThinkPlus 190W power bank is now available for purchase in China at just 349 yuan (roughly $50).
For the price, you get a power bank shaped like a block with a built-in retractable cable. It stretches up to 75cm and supports bidirectional fast charging, meaning it can both charge devices and recharge the power bank itself. The retractable design also lets users adjust the cable length.
Lenovo ThinkPlus 190W Power Bank Specifications
The device supports up to 190W total output across multiple ports. Lenovo says a single port can deliver up to 140W, enough to power laptops such as ThinkPad, ThinkBook, Apple MacBook, and Huawei MateBook. When used across multiple ports, it can charge several devices simultaneously, including phones and laptops, without significantly compromising speed.
On the input side, the power bank supports up to 100W self-charging, so it won’t take as long to refill as many large-capacity alternatives. It also supports a wide range of charging protocols, including PD 3.2, PD 2.0, PPS, QC, and Lenovo’s own VDM standard, making it broadly compatible with devices across brands.
Internally, Lenovo has equipped it with four automotive-grade 21700 cylindrical batteries and an intelligent NTC temperature-control chip. The total rated battery capacity is 11600mAh.
The exterior uses PVD electroplating technology and comes in black and white finishes. There’s also a lanyard for portability, suggesting Lenovo expects users to carry this around rather than leave it on a desk.
Finally, the power bank includes a 2.01-inch TFT display with both Chinese and English interfaces. It shows detailed information like battery health, temperature, power levels, and real-time charging data.
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