A few months ago, we reported about Huawei’s sub-brand Honor is planning to launch a new power bank in the market. However, there has been no progress regarding this since then. If you have been waiting for that power bank, here are some news.

The company has officially acknowledged a new powerbank from Honor — Honor Powerbank 2 is coming soon as the Chinese brand is looking for testers for this upcoming product. This indicates that the launch of this powerbank is not far away.

Honor has announced it is looking for testers for the Honor Powerbank 2 and those who are interested can sign-up for the same. The company will then select a few applicants who will be provided the upcoming powerbank for testing.

Also, the company has announced rewards for the testers. Honor will evaluate the performance of the testers and will give them prizes accordingly, including Honor V20, Honor 8X, Honor FlyPods, Honor Router Pro 2, and Honor Smart Body Scale.

Currently, nothing much is known about this Honor Powerbank but previous reports indicate that it’ll have a 10,000mAh capacity and could come with support for 40W SuperCharge fast charging protocol. It’s said that the Powerbank 2 will be able to charge the Huawei Mate 20 Pro and the Honor Magic 2 at 40W and other supported devices at 22.5W fast charging thanks to the power bank’s backward compatibility.

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As of now, there’s no information about when the Honor Powerbank 2 will get launch or how much it will cost. But given that it’s up for public testing, the launch should take place in the coming weeks.

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