Oppo launches 80W and 67W power banks with up to 20,000mAh capacity

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Oppo has launched two new SUPERVOOC power banks in China, offering capacities of up to 20,000mAh and charging speeds of up to 80W. Both models have received certification under China’s 2026 national power bank safety standard. They also support integration with compatible Oppo smartphones running ColorOS.

Oppo’s new power banks offer 80W and 67W charging

The SUPERVOOC 80W Pocket Charge Power Bank 15000 uses three 5,000mAh cells connected in series, providing a total capacity of 15,000mAh and an energy rating of 56.25Wh. It supports up to 80W SUPERVOOC output, alongside 65W USB Power Delivery (PD) and 55W Programmable Power Supply (PPS). Its ports include one USB-C and one USB-A, with combined output capped at 30W when both are used simultaneously.

Measuring 125.5 x 72 x 24.8mm, the 80W model weighs approximately 330g. It comes in Khaki Fragrance and Light Titanium finishes, with an 8A braided charging cable included in the box.

For users who prioritize capacity, the SUPERVOOC 67W Pocket Charge Power Bank 20000 packs two 10,000mAh cells connected in series. It has a 74Wh energy rating and supports 67W SUPERVOOC, 45W PD, and 55W PPS output. The accessory features two USB-C ports and one USB-A port, although simultaneous use of all three outputs is limited to 5V/3A.

The larger model measures 121 x 72 x 31.4mm and weighs around 388g. It comes in Morning Mist Gray and Star Torch Orange, with the same 8A braided cable supplied in the package.

Both power banks support system-level integration with compatible ColorOS smartphones. Users can check the remaining charge, battery health, real-time temperature, and charging cycle count directly on their phones.

Price and availability

Both new Oppo power banks are available in China for 269 Yuan (~$45) each, equivalent to approximately $38. The company has not announced whether either model will launch in international markets.

The 80W model is aimed at buyers who want faster charging in a lighter package, while the 67W version offers greater capacity and an additional USB-C port.

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