Cuktech has launched the 15 Air Power Bank, a compact and high-performance portable charger aimed at users who need reliable power on the go. The power bank features a 15,000mAh capacity and supports fast charging up to 65W via USB-C.

Cuktech 15 Air Specifications

The 15 Air measures under 1 inch in thickness and weighs just 10.8 oz. Cuktech designed it for portability, making it suitable for laptop sleeves, backpacks, or coat pockets. The slim build allows it to fit easily into travel gear without adding bulk.

Cuktech equipped the power bank with three output ports: two USB-C and one USB-A. The device supports simultaneous charging for up to three devices with a total power output of up to 100W. It can charge an iPhone 17 Pro Max to 67% or a MacBook Air M3 to 48% in just 30 minutes. It also supports laptops from brands like Apple, Dell, and Lenovo.

The 15 Air uses GaN (Gallium Nitride) technology and silicon-carbon battery cells to improve thermal performance and power efficiency. The device includes a smart TFT display that shows real-time battery level, input and output wattage, current, voltage, and estimated recharge time.

The power bank also supports fast self-charging. It can recharge up to 60% in 30 minutes or 23% in just 10 minutes with a 100W input. Cuktech includes a 240W USB-C cable in the package to support high-speed charging.

Safety features include protection against overheating, overcurrent, overvoltage, short circuits, and overcharging. The device is approved for carry-on use during air travel.

The 15 Air supports a wide range of devices, including iPhones, iPads, Android phones, Steam Deck, Nintendo Switch, and drones.

Pricing and Availability

The Cuktech 15 Air Power Bank is now available on Amazon for $79.99, with sales open across the UK, Germany, Italy, Spain, and France.

In related news, Xiaomi has recently introduced an UltraThin magnetic power bank with a 6 mm profile, 98 g weight, and a 5,000 mAh battery, while Sharge is preparing to launch a new slim magnetic power bank.

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Cuktech has launched the 6 Mini GaN Charger in China. The charger is priced at 99 yuan ($14) for the standalone unit and 109 yuan ($16) for the bundle that includes a 240W braided cable. It will be available for purchase starting January 19.

Cuktech 6 Mini Specifications

The Cuktech 6 Mini supports a maximum output of 90W through either of its two USB-C ports. The charger also includes a USB-A port that can deliver up to 22.5W. All three ports can be used simultaneously, with intelligent dynamic power distribution maintaining efficient and stable charging.

Cuktech claims a 50% size reduction compared to standard 90W chargers. The 6 Mini achieves a power density of approximately 1.14W/cm³, which represents a 171% increase over typical 67W PD chargers.

The charger is powered by a GaN chipset and features a thermal control system that uses dynamic temperature monitoring, internal potting, and aerogel heat dissipation. The system performs tens of thousands of temperature checks per hour to maintain safety during operation.

The 6 Mini supports a wide range of fast charging protocols, including Xiaomi HyperCharge, PD 3.1, PPS, AFC, FCP, and Huawei SCP. This allows it to charge a variety of devices from brands like Xiaomi, Redmi, Samsung, Apple, Huawei, Oppo, Vivo, and iQOO. It can also deliver up to 65W fast charging for laptops such as the MacBook Air and Windows-based ultrabooks.

The charger uses Cuktech’s self-developed ADC 2.0 adaptive fast-charging system. It detects device types and adjusts power output automatically when devices are plugged in or removed.

The bundled 240W USB-C to USB-C cable includes an E-Marker smart chip and is rated for high-current charging. It uses tinned copper cores and a braided design for improved durability. The charger also features a foldable plug and meets China’s safety standards. It includes nine layers of protection, covering over-voltage, over-current, short-circuit, surge, and static electricity scenarios.

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Cuktech has unveiled its new 25 Super Power Block SE power bank in China. It is priced at 199 yuan ($28), with a limited-time launch offer of 179 yuan ($25), and will be available in three color options. At the time of writing, the product listing is not yet live, but it is expected to go on sale soon.

Cuktech 25 Super Power Block SE Specifications

The power bank packs a 25,000mAh battery and supports up to 120W fast charging via Xiaomi’s fast-charging protocol. It features a 2C + 1A port setup with two USB-C ports and one USB-A port, along with a built-in 6A smart fast-charging cable that supports 100W bidirectional charging.

Cuktech has equipped the device with wide protocol support, including PD, PPS, MIPPS, QC, SCP, and its in-house MDL adaptive fast-charging technology. It supports Apple’s 40W input and Huawei’s 22.5W fast-charging standard, making it compatible with a wide range of smartphones, tablets, and laptops.

The company claims the power bank can charge the Redmi K80 Pro to 88% in 30 minutes using its 120W output. It can also charge the Honor 200 to 87%, the Vivo X100s Pro to 82%, and the Xiaomi 17 Pro to around 75% in the same time frame. The device can charge a MacBook Air (M3) to 56% in 30 minutes, providing enough power for lightweight laptop users on the go.

Cuktech says the power bank can deliver 4.5 full charges for an iPhone 17 or nearly three full charges for a Redmi K80 Pro. For laptops like the Huawei MateBook 14, it can provide around 1.1 full charges at 65W.

The SE model supports 100W self-charging, allowing it to recharge roughly 25% in just 15 minutes. It features an LED digital display that provides real-time information on charging power and remaining battery level. Cuktech uses automotive-grade cylindrical battery cells to improve durability and thermal efficiency.

In related power bank news, UltraProlink has recently launched the Juice-Up Mag 6 in India, a 10,000mAh magnetic wireless power bank priced at ₹1,999. Ugreen has also introduced a new 10,000mAh power bank featuring 55W output and a built-in charging cable.

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There’s something oddly comforting about not having to worry about running out of battery on the go — especially when you’re juggling multiple devices like I often am. Whether it’s my phone, laptop, tablet, or wireless earbuds, I’ve always wished for a power bank that could handle them all without compromise.

That’s where the Cuktech 15 Ultra Power Bank comes in. I’ve been using it for a few weeks now, and honestly, it’s one of those rare products that lives up to its promise. This isn’t just another chunky battery pack — it’s a well-thought-out piece of tech that feels designed for power users who refuse to settle.

Design and Build

Right out of the box, the Cuktech 15 Ultra feels premium. It has this solid heft — not too heavy, but just enough to give you confidence that it’s packed with serious power. Weighing about 590 grams (just over 1.3 pounds), it’s comparable to holding a large water bottle. The design language is clean and understated.

The black and grey finish, along with subtle branding, makes it look professional rather than flashy. On the front, there’s a 1.3-inch TFT color display — essentially a small screen similar to what you’d find on a smartwatch — that gives you all the info you didn’t know you needed: wattage being delivered, temperature alerts, charging protocols being used, and more.

What I love most is the grip-friendly texture. It’s got this soft-touch material that doesn’t slip, and the build quality screams durability. The power bank even comes with a soft carrying pouch, which is a nice touch for keeping it scratch-free when tossed into a backpack. It measures about 152 x 44 x 57 mm — roughly the size of a large chocolate bar but a bit thicker. This makes it portable enough to carry around without feeling like you’re lugging bricks.

Capacity and Charging Performance

Let’s talk numbers, because this is where things get interesting. It comes with 20,000mAh capacity, which is more than enough for a weekend trip without ever hunting for a wall outlet. To put that in perspective, a typical flagship smartphone battery is around 4,500mAh. So, you can easily charge your phone from zero to full about four times on one full charge of the power bank.

But capacity is only half the story. Charging speed is the real differentiator. The Cuktech 15 Ultra supports something called PD 3.1 (Power Delivery 3.1), a fast-charging standard that allows devices to draw more power safely. This power bank’s first USB-C port can push out a maximum of 140W — that’s enough to charge power-hungry devices like a 16-inch MacBook Pro at full speed.

Cuktech also advertises ‘beast mode,’ and it’s not just a marketing gimmick. In beast mode, you can recharge the power bank itself using two power adapters simultaneously via both USB-C ports. This supports up to 165W input, meaning the power bank can go from nearly empty to around 70% in just 20 minutes. That’s incredibly useful if you’re about to leave for the airport or a meeting and forgot to charge it.

Here’s how it performed in my actual usage tests:

The iPhone 14 Pro went from 20% to 70% in 30 minutes. The iPhone 13 charged from 11% to 70% in around 41 minutes. What really impressed me was how it handled my Asus TUF Gaming F15 laptop — it charged from 5% to 80% in just 55 minutes. The power bank was fully depleted after that, but the output stayed stable and consistent throughout. Even with power-hungry devices, the Cuktech 15 Ultra delivered efficient performance without any dips in voltage, thanks to its intelligent power distribution system.

Ports and Features

Cuktech didn’t skimp on ports. The 15 Ultra features two USB-C ports and one USB-A port. Here’s why that matters: both USB-C ports support bidirectional charging, meaning they can act as both input (to charge the power bank) and output (to charge your devices). The first USB-C port delivers up to 140W, perfect for laptops, while the second maxes out at 90W, ideal for tablets and phones. The USB-A port, while slightly less advanced, supports fast charging protocols including Xiaomi’s HyperCharge at up to 120W — making it useful for devices that still use USB-A cables.

Now, let’s talk about that display. The 1.3-inch TFT screen isn’t just for show. It displays real-time power flow, the battery percentage, and even the brand of the connected device thanks to its ADC 2.0 protocol recognition. That means it can identify whether you’ve plugged in an iPhone, Samsung, or Xiaomi device and adjust the power delivery accordingly.

You also get temperature alerts, input/output direction control, and a customizable always-on mode. This last feature allows you to keep the screen on while monitoring power flow — extremely handy when you’re charging multiple devices.

Cuktech also includes nine layers of safety protection. We’re talking temperature control, short-circuit prevention, overvoltage protection, and fire-retardant materials. That gives me the confidence to throw it into a backpack with other gadgets without worrying.

Real-World Usage

I recently visited my village hometown where electricity is a bit of a hit or miss. Power cuts are common and sometimes you don’t get consistent electricity for hours. Knowing this, I took the Cuktech 15 Ultra Power Bank along, and it genuinely made a difference. I was able to charge two iPhones, my wireless earbuds, and even my laptop during the day I spent there. Of course, I did have to recharge the power bank once, but the fact that it got me through most of the day without needing to plug into unreliable wall power was pretty impressive.

And in my home and my office, it’s become part of my daily tech setup. Whether I’m working from a cafe, shooting product pictures outdoors, or just lounging in bed with multiple devices charging, the 15 Ultra has been rock solid.

Final Thoughts

If you’re someone like me who depends on multiple devices throughout the day, this is a game-changer. Yes, it’s heavy, but that weight translates to confidence and capacity. Beast mode charging, intelligent power distribution, and detailed display information make it feel like a futuristic gadget rather than a boring battery pack.

Of course, there are other compelling options out there too — Anker’s 25K Power Bank with 165W output and retractable USB-C cables comes to mind. It’s another strong contender if you’re looking for something with even more battery and built-in convenience. But for me, the Cuktech 15 Ultra strikes the best balance between power, portability, and sheer utility.

Pricing

At around $109.99, the Cuktech 15 Ultra Power Bank is positioned as a premium product, and in my experience, it earns that label. Cheaper alternatives exist, but they often lack the power output, build quality, and advanced features that this offers. If you’re constantly on the move or work in tech-heavy environments, this is one investment you won’t regret.

Be sure to check out our YouTube review of this power bank as well.

You can grab this power bank on Amazon right now for just $89.99.

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Cuktech has unveiled its latest wired magnetic power bank called CP12 in the Chinese market. The power bank is priced at 99 yuan ($14) and comes in Desert Gold and Cloud Blue colors. It is now listed on JD.com. Let’s check out its key specs.

Cuktech CP12 Power Bank Specifications

The magnetic power bank is designed to enhance the charging experience with its dual charging modes, combining magnetic and wired capabilities. It sports a substantial 10,000mAh capacity, which is sufficient to extend the video playback time on an iPhone 16 Pro Max by approximately 40 hours.

This power bank features a robust 22.5W maximum wired charging speed that can substantially charge an iPhone 16 up to 46% in just 30 minutes. For devices compatible with magnetic wireless charging, it offers a 7.5W output, ensuring that devices are charged safely and efficiently.

The product is equipped with dual NTC intelligent temperature control, which continuously monitors the battery temperature of the connected device, ensuring safe usage by preventing overheating.

Cuktech has incorporated graphene for excellent heat dissipation within the CP12, which maintains low temperatures throughout the charging process, enhancing the lifespan of both the smartphone and the power bank’s batteries.

It comes with strong magnetic alignment thanks to N52 rare earth permanent magnets, which provide a secure attachment capable of holding approximately the weight of five iPhone 16 units, or about 1000 grams.

Additionally, it equips a durable, woven integrated charging cable that withstands rigorous use, including 10,000 swing and plugging tests, and a 10kgf suspension weight test, ensuring a long-lasting and reliable charging solution. This model is designed with a sandblasted matte finish that offers a comfortable grip and slip resistance.

The CP12 also features a dual LED display that shows both battery and charging status, ensuring users always know the power level and charging status at a glance. For added convenience, it comes with a multi-protection safety system that includes temperature control, short circuit protection, overvoltage protection, and more, ensuring comprehensive safety from the inside out. The dimensions of the Cuktech CP12 are 108.7mm by 67.9mm by 19.4mm, making it compact and easy to carry.

Earlier today, Xiaomi launched the 33W Power Bank 20000mAh with an integrated USB-C cable in Europe, featuring a dual-tone design and the ability to charge three devices simultaneously. Priced competitively at £22.99/€29.99, it offers fast charging and advanced safety protections, providing great value compared to similar products.

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CUKTECH CP 253L (PB200N) and 15 SE (PB200N)– The two power banks are our main protagonists from the brand CUKTECH in this review. I would like to thank CUKTECH, as soon as new models were coming out, we were lucky enough to get them for testing and hands-on, which are good. The brand didn’t ask for anything. So you guys can rest assured that the team won’t favor them.

Back to the two power banks, they look familiar with some existing models. But there’s no doubt that both of them have done a great job of optimizing for various usage scenarios. Besides unboxing them, we will also test their actual output power and compatibility along the way. This will also serve as a reference for you to buy. So, let’s start with the big one, which is also the one you might be most interested in.

CUKTECH CP 253L (PB200N)

I don’t know if you guys have ever had this experience: going out for a trip, the power bank is in your backpack, but the charging cable is still lying in your bed. So this design of the CUKTECH CP 253L (PB200N) puts an end to this situation. Because of this USB-C cable, it is definitely the most special existence among all CUKTECH power banks. This built-in cable greatly improves utility while adding little to no burden or waste.

It has a battery capacity of 20,000mAh, maximum output power of 55W, and input power of 40W. There is also a Seven-segment display on the side. Apart from this cable, there is also a Type-C port and a USB-A port. Because the maximum output power of the USB-A port is only 33W, the Type-C port and built-in cable share the same outputs and protocols. So we only need to test the actual output power of this cable to know how powerful it is.

Since this is a test of the CUKTECH power bank, it’s definitely going to use Xiaomi’s devices – the best-accompanied devices. The Xiaomi 14 Pro supports up to 45W charging, which allows the power bank to deliver its full output. After peaking for a short period, its output can be stabilized at over 40W until being fully charged.

In daily use, another premium phone the Vivo X100 Pro, is a great example of a charging-compatible phone. It’s possible to achieve the maximum power that can be delivered to a non-Xiaomi device when using PPS protocols. For the full-charging test, it even surprisingly sticks at over 40W fast output.

As for the iPhone…since many people are using it, we have to test it as well. As expected, it’s also able to activate the full potential of the iPhone 15 Pro – keep 20-25W output for the whole test.

CUKTECH 15 SE (PB200)

Is the CUKTECH 15 SE (PB200) very similar to the CUKTECH 15 power bank? Yes, it is the little brother of CUKTECH 15, and it is a budget/essential version. It still has the same battery capacity of 20,000mAh and a Seven-segment display on the side.

There are still 2*USB-C ports and 1*USB-A port, but the max total output power has been cut from 150W to 85W, and the size has been changed a little bit as well. It got slimmer, so the grip and storage is better than the CUKTECH 15. Specifically, the USB-C1 supports up to 67W output, while for C2 and USB-A ports, the max figures would be 33W.

The 65W output via USB-C1 theoritically is enough to power up the laptop. So, we tested its actual output power when charging the MacBook Pro by the way. As the image shows below, the efficiency with the MacBook Pro was almost reaching its limits and running pretty stable here.

Summarize

I’m glad there are companies like CUKTECH that can make high-power banks in various lines to fit different scenarios and price levels. The specified lineups of new products are highly competitive and widely compatible in the marketplace. CUKTECH balanced portability, high power, and price to make these two products for different target groups. Because of CUKTECH, Xiaomi phone users are one of the luckiest user groups in the world, as they do not need to pay much budget to get excellent power accessories almost the same as the officials’. Even if you are not a Xiaomi user, it has the best compatibility and the most stable performance with all kinds of devices from different brands.

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CUKTECH 10 Power bank for 120W Mi-Turbo Charge

‘Can you believe it? The little Power Bank in my hand supports up to 120W Mi-Tubro charge and 100W PD charge!’ The testing fellow couldn’t help but shout out.

The latest CUKTECH 10 Power Bank, is worth to be purchased by all Xiaomi users – Let’s throw the conclusion here.

About CUKTECH

About the brand CUKTECH, you guys can check out our review video for CUKTECH 20 here, another impressive newly-released power bank.

Anyway, here I still want to give you a brief introduction, since there are some fun facts about the brand. CUKTECH is actually a brand under Xiaomi’s eco-chain, specializing in portable power solutions like power banks, chargers, and other charging accessories. You might heard of another brand called ZMI, which has been merged with CUKTECH. So the new products of CUKTECH actually come out from the same team.

Again, the fact is that new CUKTECH products was still selling out quite easily whenever they went on sale in China market. There are two reasons for it: firstly because their products always come with a very good value for money; and secondly, because their products are somehow ‘irreplaceable’. For example, if you want to buy a power bank that supports the high-power Mi-Turbo charge, CUKTECH is the best of the very few choices (Nope, Xiaomi’s official options don’t convince me).

Unboxing

Now let’s do the unboxing and check out what we got here.

The CUKTECH 10 Power Bank comes in a simple black package that contains the Power Bank, User Manual, and a 6A cable.

It is recommended to use this special 6A cable when charging Xiaomi devices.

In Actual tests, when connecting the Xiaomi 14 Pro with a normal cable, it can activate up to 100W charge. Well, pretty cool… But, using this 6A cable you will activate 120W Mi-Tubro charge here. I’m happy the special cable is included.

Design

This power bank has a capacity of 10,000mAh / 36Wh, and weighs 288g.

it comes with the CUKTECH family design, the same silver color as the dominant tone, black for some decorative color, and this blue line on the IO part. I personally like this design a lot, as it is really subtle and sophisticated.

There are textures on the black part, which gives solid holding in hands with excellent grip.

There is a small TFT screen on the front of the power bank, which can display the remaining power, charge, or discharge time left, as well as the working status of each port.

This is really cool as we do see many power banks coming with such an info panel, especially for a 10000mAh portable power bank. I mean it’s not that huge, highly-priced model with 20,000 capacity or above, so it’s impressive to see the lovely but informative screen here.

And even if you don’t want to waste power to drive this screen, you can also make the screen stay off manually – Well, good job CUKTECH.

Of course, my favorite thing about it is still the compact size. You can see how small it is. I can put it in my backpack or even my pocket, and it’s not a burden even if I carry it around every day.

Charging Protocols

The Type-C port supports up to 120W Mi-Tubro charge, along with 100W PD and 60W PPS. The A port supports QC3.0 and UFCS Protocol. It’s worth noting that the A port doesn’t support the Mi-Turbo charge.

So if you want to charge your Xiaomi devices, it’s better to stay with the Type-C port. And not just for Xiaomi phones, I would suggest having the Type-C port for the latest phones, tablets, and laptops, as the PD and PPS charging has been widely applied for the latest years.

Anyway, we also did a complete test of the charging protocols for these two charging ports. The results are pretty solid, please check out the image below or just watch the video.

The CUKTECH’s power banks generally support most open fast-charging protocols, while, unfortunately, some brands still only stick to closed private fast-charging protocols. This undoubtedly adds to the cost for their users when shopping for fast-charging products, and available options will be limited. So as we reviewed so many charging solutions, we really hope that all the phone brands will embrace the open protocol.

Of course, the most important thing is how it performs when charging up Xiaomi devices, I chose several popular Xiaomi devices to test and there is no doubt that the CUKTECH 10 Power Bank can activate the highest power Tubro charge for all of them, which is almost the same as we got on the premium CUKTECH 20.

So, if you are a Xiaomi fan, this is the ultimate EDC Power Bank for you.

Well, not just for Xiaomi devices, the results with other brands’ devices also brought a little surprise.

For example, I was also surprised by its performance with the Vivo X100 Pro and Honor Magic 6 Pro, both of which can have high charging power under PPS protocols. So maybe the CUKTECH 10 is a smarter choice than their expensive official power banks?

In addition, since CUKTECH 10 Power Bank supports 100W PD Protocol, it can also juice up laptops. Here we selected a 14-inch Macbook Pro with the power bank for the test, you can see the output power here.

Of course, since it’s only 10,000mAh, the CUKTECH 10 obviously is more appropriate for charging phones and other smart wearable devices.

The CUKTECH 10 Power Bank supports 90W input power, during the test it started with 86.2W input power, after 10 minutes the power was dropped to 50W, which is still a pretty high power. Eventually, it only took 45 minutes to get fully charged.

The crazy thing is that it only takes 10 minutes to charge up to 43%, which is certainly a great solution for some emergency charging needs.

Stress Test

In the stress test, the Type-C port was used to charge the Xiaomi 14 Pro, and the A port to charge the Vivo X100 Pro.

The temperature was measured after 15 minutes, and as you can see, it has excellent temperature control just like the other CUKTECH products we have tested.

Meanwhile, I also tested the ripple, which was only 10 mV at no load and 50 mV at 100W output.

User Experience

So who is the CUKTECH 10 Power Bank for? No doubt it is the best for Xiaomi fans, no matter whether you are using Xiaomi, Redmi or POCO, it can activate the Mi-Turbo charge with maximum power. For Xiaomi fans, this power bank is the best choice at 10000mAh capacity.

If you don’t have a Xiaomi device, you can refer to the test results in the video to make your decision, after all, the Mi-Turbo charge is like a bonus compared to the other third-party power banks. Even if you exclude the Mi-Turbo charge, this is still a very good model.

So how to choose between CUKTECH 10 and 20? Here’s a very good example in our studio for your reference. There’re different features of Power Banks valued inside the Review team. The author would go for the most powerful Power Bank that’s available to be carried in the air such as the 20,000mAh CUKTECH 20, while the other reviewer would go for a more compact one such as this CUKTECH 10 Power Bank, which is also compatible with various fast charging.

If the CUKTECH 10 also convinced you, just check out their Amazon store here.

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Last week, Xiaomi’s Cuktech (formerly ZMI) launched a 20W GaN charger for iPhones. Just a few days later, the brand has released yet another power adapter again for Apple smartphones and tablets.

The newer model is almost identical to the older one. The only major difference is that it outputs more wattage (30W).

The latest Cuktech charger bears model number A18C. It uses gallium nitride (GaN) like almost all power adapters from the brand.

Thus it is comparatively smaller than regular silicon-based 30W chargers. The product weighs only 39g and measures 40 x 26 x 63.1mm in dimensions.

The adapter has a single USB Type-C port which can output up to 30W. It supports USB PD standard and is compatible with iPhone 8 to 15 series as well as all iPads.

Cuktech claims that its charger can charge the iPhone 15 Pro Max at 27W. The adapter is rated to fill 56% of the battery in 30 minutes.

The Cuktech 30W GaN charger is priced at ¥25 (~$3) and arrives in a single white color option. The brand is offering an 18-month quality guarantee.

For comparison, the official Apple 30W charger retails at ¥249 (~$35) in China. It is also considerably larger in size as it uses older silicon technology.

It is worth noting that Cuktech does sell a 30W GaN charger in select global markets. This one is different from the aforementioned Chinese model as it has a foldable pin and comes in black. This adapter costs $17.49 in the US but can be availed at a cheaper price at times.

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Just last week, Xiaomi’s Cuktech (formerly ZMI)  launched a charger for iPhones. A few days after that, the brand has released yet another product.

The new offering from the company is a charger bundle. It is an updated version of an existing product at a cheaper price.

Back in November, Cuktech launched a 65W GaN charger with multiple ports. This power adapter officially goes by Cuktech Multi-port GaN Charger 65W (2C1A).

As the name suggests, the charger maxes at 65W output and features two USB Type-C ports and a USB Type-A port. Also, it uses gallium nitride instead of silicon.

At launch, this power adapter was priced at ¥99 (~$15) in China. It is also available in select global markets for around $30.

Now, three months later, the brand has released a new bundle in China that includes a 100W-compatible USB Type-C cable. More importantly, this version of the product is slightly cheaper at ¥94.

This GaN charger is comparatively smaller than regular 65W adapters on the market that use silicon. Even the pin can be folded to carry it without hassle.

Out of the two USB Type-C ports, only one of them support 65W maximum output, while the second one is limited to 33W. Further, the USB Type-A port maxes at 22.5W.

However, on the global variant of this charger, both USB Type-C ports support 65W. 

For some reason, Cuktech doesn’t specify the charging protocols supported by the adapter. However, it advertises fast charging on products from various brands, including Apple, Samsung, Huawei, Lenovo, and Xiaomi.

As mentioned earlier, this power accessory is sold in a few international markets. In some regions, it seems to arrive with a cable like the new bundle in China.

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Cuktech (formerly ZMI) is a subsidiary of Xiaomi known for power accessories. The company sells a wide variety of chargers and power banks.

It has quietly released a new 20W GaN charger. This adapter is targeted at iPhone users.

The latest charger from Cuktech bears model number HA716C. It supports up to 20W USB PD (Power Delivery) output.

The product uses Gallium Nitride (GaN), and therefore, it is smaller and lighter than regular silicon-based 20W chargers. The accessory weighs around 39g and measures 38 x 22.3 x 43mm in dimensions.

Cuktech claims that the adapter uses its third-gen GaN technology. The brand is so confident that it is offering an 18-month guarantee.

The charger has a single USB Type-C port. It can be used to charge an iPhone 8 to the latest iPhone 15 lineup.

Priced at just ¥19 (~$3), the Cuktech 20W GaN charger is way more affordable than Apple’s 20W power adapter. 

For the unaware, Apple’s offering retails at ¥149 (~$21) in China and carries a global (US) price tag of $19. It is not only expensive but also bigger and heavier as it still does not use Gallium Nitride.

Xiaomi’s Cuktech has a global presence and sells a handful of products. However, we are not sure if and when this new 20W GaN charger will be made available outside mainland China.

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Last year, ZMI, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Xiaomi, was renamed Cuktech due to legal issues. For the unaware, this company is the maker of power accessories sold by Xiaomi.

ZMI is also known for its own lineup of power banks and chargers. Ahead of the Chinese New Year, the brand has launched special editions of two of its products.

Cuktech 10 Power Bank and Cuktech Ultra-thin GaN Charger now come in gold color options in China. These new variants have the text ‘2024’ embossed on them.

The battery pack is priced at ¥249 (~$35), whereas the charger costs ¥169 (~$25). Both of them are up for sale on JD (Jingdong).

Apart from color, there’s no difference between the special edition and regular variant.

The Cuktech 10 Power Bank has a 10,000mAh battery capacity. It looks like a chocolate bar measuring 143 x 45 x 33.4 mm in dimensions. It weighs about 287g.

The accessory has a built-in TFT LCD color screen. This display shows power, voltage, current, and other parameters in real time.

The battery pack has a USB Type-C port that supports up to 120W output and 90W input. There’s also a USB Type-A port with 33W output support. Both ports have a combined output capacity of 150W.

The power bank supports popular charging standards, such as USB PD (Power Delivery) 3.0, PPS (Programmable Power Supply), QC (Qualcomm Quick Charge), FCP (HiSilicon Fast Charging Protocol), UFCS (Universal Fast Charging Specification), and others.

On the other hand, the Cuktech Ultra-thin GaN Charger has a foldable pin. It supports up to 65W output and features dual USB Type-C ports.

It also supports widely used charging standards, like USB PD 3.0, QC, and AFC (Samsung Adaptive Fast Charging) to name a few.

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Cuktech has launched its new power bank called the Power Block Pocket Edition Power Bank, a compact yet powerful product with a 10,000mAh battery. It will be available for sale tonight at an attractive initial price of 99 yuan ($14). Let’s check out the key specs of this powerbank.

Cuktech Pocket Power Bank Key Specs

The power bank is equipped with both USB-A and USB-C ports, supporting bidirectional 30W fast charging. This makes it compatible with the UFCS fusion fast charging protocol, allowing it to cater to a wide range of devices.

UFCS is a fast charging protocol jointly developed by the Institute of Telecommunications and major smartphone brands like Huawei, OPPO, Vivo, and Xiaomi. Its primary goal is to address compatibility problems associated with different fast charging protocols, offering a solution for seamless and universal fast charging across a variety of devices.

The power bank offers a convenient low-current mode, activated with a double-click of the power button, perfect for charging smaller devices such as watches and wristbands. Additionally, it is designed with V0-grade fire-resistant PC material and features a grid design for improved heat dissipation, enhancing safety and durability.

It’s compatible with multiple fast charging protocols, including PD, QC, PPS, SCP, FCP, and AFC, and has built-in NTC temperature monitoring for the safety of the battery cells. Cuktech offers an 18-month warranty for this product, promising replacements for any non-human-induced quality issues within 540 days of purchase.

The design of the power bank is both functional and stylish. It comes in three colors: Pink, Grey, and Orange, with a color-blocking design. It’s similar in size to a credit card and weighs only 195g, making it highly portable. The light strip design indicates the remaining battery capacity, adding to its aesthetic appeal.

The power bank can charge an iPhone 15 to 20% in just 30 minutes. It can also charge an iPhone 15 approximately 1.7 times, a Xiaomi 14 approximately 1.2 times, a Huawei Mate 60, and an iPad 10th Gen.

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CukTech has launched a new 65W Gallium Nitride (GaN) fast charger with model AD653C. The charger is now available for 99 yuan ($13) on Chinese e-commerce platforms. Let’s delve into the key specs of this charger.

CukTech 65W GaN Charger Key Features:

The AD653C charger stands out with its compact design, measuring approximately 53×53.9x28mm. It features a classic gray exterior and is constructed with V0-grade fire-resistant material, ensuring safety and durability. The charger comes with foldable plug pins, which enhance its portability, making it an ideal travel companion.

The CukTech GaN charger boasts a 48% reduction in size compared to Apple’s 67W charger, highlighting the efficiency of GaN technology. It features two USB-C ports (65W and 33W output) and one USB-A port (22.5W), enabling simultaneous charging of up to three devices. When all ports are in use, the total output capacity is 45W + 5V3A.

This charger is especially effective for quick charging, capable of charging a Xiaomi 14 phone to about 80% in just 20 minutes, iPhone 15 Pro Max to approx 56% in 30 minutes, Samsung S23 Ultra to approximately 68% in 30 minutes, and a MacBook Air to about 55% in 30 minutes.

Safety is a key aspect of the CukTech GaN charger. It includes multiple protection features like overvoltage, input overcurrent, output overcurrent, short circuit, and over-temperature protection. Additionally, it incorporates temperature monitoring and Adapt Charge technology, adapting to various digital devices for optimized charging.

The charger is compatible with a wide range of fast charging protocols, such as PPS, QC, PD, FCP, and SCP. This makes it suitable for many popular brands like Huawei, Apple, Samsung, OPPO, and Vivo. It also comes with an 18-month warranty, assuring customers of its quality and reliability.

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