Samsung Electronics has officially unveiled two new power banks in its home market of South Korea. The two new portable PD power banks offer different charging speeds and battery capacities. So here is everything you need to know about these models.

Samsung PD Power Bank 20,000mAh & 10,000mAh

The company has announced the PD Power Bank 20,000mAh and PD Wireless Charging Power Bank 10,000mAh. Both of these portable battery packs arrive in a single Beige color option and are built using 30 percent recycled plastic materials. These support the USB 3.0 PD standard, which allows for fast charging of Galaxy branded products. As the name suggests, the first model houses a large 20,000mAh battery capacity that offers up to 45W wired fast charging.

It can power up three devices at the same time via three USB Type C ports. On the other hand, the smaller 10,000mAh Power Bank comes with both wireless and wired fast charging. It supports up to 25W fast charging with two USB Type C ports. Although, it can still charge three devices simultaneously thanks to the wireless charging pad on the top. Samsung’s PD Power Bank 20,000mAh model was launched for 66,000 won (roughly 49 US Dollars), while the 10,000mAh variant costs 55,000 won (roughly 41 US Dollars).

You can find these power banks on the brand’s official website, Samsung Store, and major retailers in South Korea. As an introductory offer, customers can avail of a 10 percent discount on these power banks if they purchase it from Samsung.com between the 19th to 31st of March 2024. Notably, the 20,000mAh power bank could be called the Samsung 20Ah Battery Pack in the global market. A report from back in January shared an image of this model, hinting that it is a successor to the Samsung 10Ah Battery Pack.

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Samsung has unveiled its Galaxy 25W Battery Pack, a power bank with a capacity of 10,000mAh. The new Samsung Galaxy battery pack is capable of fast charging two devices simultaneously via USB-C. Remarkably, the release of the new Samsung Galaxy battery pack is coming a few weeks after a tipster leaked the device.

The Samsung Galaxy 25W Battery Pack weighs just about 200g and comes in a plastic design with sole color. It is a power bank for Galaxy devices and can deliver up to 25W charging. It can rapidly charge the Galaxy S22 but will struggle with the Galaxy S22 Ultra. The new power bank can also be recharged via 25W when connected with a compatible USB-C adapter. The plastic used for the 25W Battery Pack is made of 20% recycled material.

The 10,000mAh power bank outputs from two USB-C ports with 25W wired charging capabilities. The device weighs 210g with dimensions of 148 x 70 x 16mm. The new Samsung power bank is therefore slightly heavier and larger than most of its competitors. The device will come with a 20cm USB-C cable. Therefore, if you want to use both USB-C ports simultaneously, you have to purchase an extra cable.

The dual charging maximum speed is 9W, which is much lower than the overall 25W capacity of the power bank. There is no pricing information for the Samsung Galaxy 25W Battery Pack at this time. It has however been listed on the Belgian website of the company and we expect more details soon.

Samsung has also not provided any information on the global availability of the new power bank. It is also expected that the device could be available in other markets. Multiple color options for the power bank are also expected.

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