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iQOO has released a new 20,000mAh power bank, offering it in two different charging configurations: a 33W model and a 66W model. The devices are currently available in China, with the 33W version priced at 189 yuan ($28) and the 66W version carrying an introductory price of 229 yuan ($34).
iQOO 20000mAh Power Bank Specifications
Both models share the same yellow PC and ABS plastic housing, measuring 123 x 71 x 30mm. The main hardware addition here is an integrated, flat USB-C cable. Instead of just folding into the side of the device, the braided cable loops out to function as a carrying strap. iQOO says the cable has been tested to survive 10,000 bends, which is a necessary metric if it is going to be used regularly as a handle.
Along with the attached cable, the power bank includes a standard USB-A port and a secondary USB-C port. You can plug in three devices at once, but doing so limits the total output to 15W. There is also a low-current mode for charging smaller items like wireless earbuds and smartwatches. This mode turns on automatically for compatible USB-C devices, or you can activate it manually by double-pressing the power button when using the USB-A port.
Instead of the usual row of LED dots, iQOO included a small color display. The screen shows the exact battery percentage and recharging status. It also acts as a diagnostic tool, displaying specific error codes if something goes wrong. For example, it will show H1 if the device is overheating, H2 for overvoltage, or H0 if the power bank permanently disables itself due to a severe safety fault.
Inside, the power bank uses two 10,000mAh lithium-ion polymer cells. The combined 74Wh capacity means it falls under the 100Wh limit enforced by most airlines, so it can be brought on flights. The company states the battery will hold at least 80% of its original capacity after 300 charge cycles.
The differences between the two models come down to output speeds and supported protocols. The 33W version supports standard protocols like PD 3.0, PPS, and QC 2.0. The 66W version supports PD 3.2 with AVS and can take up to 45W of input power, meaning the power bank itself recharges faster. According to iQOO’s test numbers, the 66W model can charge an iPhone 18 Pro to 73% or a MacBook Neo to 33% in half an hour.
Both versions meet the 2026 GB 47372-2026 safety standards, have standard 3C certification, and include 19 built-in electrical safety protections.
At the same event, the company also launched the iQOO Pad Pro with a Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset, a 0.94 CFM cooling fan, and a 9,020mAh battery, alongside the iQOO Neo 12, which features a 185Hz 2K display and a massive 9,000mAh battery.
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