Huawei has announced the All-in-One Charging Power Bank in China. It is priced at 399 yuan (~$59) and comes with a 12,000mAh battery, a built-in USB-C cable, offline location tracking, making it the company’s first power bank to comply with China’s updated 3C safety standard.
Huawei All-in-One Power Bank Specifications
The device supports 100W fast charging in both directions using Huawei’s SuperCharge standard. According to the company, this output can charge a compatible phone like the Mate 80 Pro to 85% in about 30 minutes. Because the 100W specification is bidirectional, you can also recharge the power bank itself at that same speed, provided you have a compatible wall adapter.
For connectivity, the power bank features a built-in liquid silicone USB-C cable that magnetically attaches to the side of the device when not in use. There is also a secondary, standard USB-C port. You can charge two devices simultaneously; when doing so, the built-in cable outputs up to 66W, while the secondary port outputs up to 40W.
It also supports pass-through charging, meaning you can plug the battery into a wall outlet and charge a connected phone at the same time. Huawei says the built-in cable is rated to survive 10,000 bending and pulling cycles.
The power bank also functions as a Bluetooth tracker within Huawei’s ecosystem. If you misplace the battery, you can use a compatible Huawei phone to make it ring. If it is entirely out of range, the phone can display the battery’s last known location on a map, complete with floor-level positioning.
For users with phones running HarmonyOS 6.1 or newer, the operating system will display the power bank’s remaining battery percentage, provide temperature warnings, and send an alert if you leave the device behind. You can also check battery health and install firmware updates through the Huawei AI Life app.
To meet the new 3C safety regulations, Huawei is using its Whale battery cells, which feature ceramic insulation. The device relies on five temperature sensors spread across the battery, circuit board, and ports to monitor heat, alongside graphite materials to help keep the hardware cool during 100W charging sessions.
In related news, Huawei has recently unveiled the 798g MateBook Pro S, which features a built-in privacy display, the Kirin XE90 processor, and up to 18 hours of battery life. The company also announced the Vision Smart Screen 6 SE with flagship RGB MiniLED technology.
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