Sharge, a brand known for bold power solutions and eye-catching tech accessories, has just announced a new power bank that brings impressive specs packed in a futuristic design. The Shargeek 300 Power Bank just debuted as a next-gen portable charger that pairs serious output with a transparent body. So here are all the details.

Shargeek 300 Power Bank Specifications

Under the hood, the Shargeek 300 packs a massive 24,000mAh capacity, which sits right at the upper limit for airline-safe power banks. That kind of muscle means it can keep smartphones, tablets, laptops and more powered up without needing a wall socket for a long stretch, making it ideal for travel, work setups, and outdoor use. Sharge’s new power bank doesn’t just store a lot of juice, it moves it fast too. The unit delivers a combined maximum output of 300W, which is spread across two USB-C ports, a USB-A port, and a DC output.

Each of the USB-C ports can push up to 140W, which is enough to charge some power-hungry laptops as well. Meanwhile, the DC output can be tuned between 25W and 140W for flexible use with gear like monitors, routers, or even small home electronics. A standout feature is the Shargeek 300’s semi-transparent body and RGB accent lighting, giving it a look more aligned with futuristic hardware than traditional power banks.

This also gives you aglimpse into the internal components and a built-in smart display that shows key data like remaining battery capacity, input/output wattage, and temperature. You also get support for up to 140W fast charging for fast top-ups. The Shargeek 300 has just launched on Kickstarter, with early-bird pricing starting at about $149. After the initial discount, the estimated backing price during the crowdfunding period is around $159 before its expected delivery around May 2026.

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Sharge is getting ready to expand its lineup of high-powered charging accessories with a new 300W powerbank. Called the Shargeek 300, the company has started teasing the battery pack with a semi-transparent design and RGB lighting. 

The headline feature is right in the name. The Shargeek 300 can deliver up to 300W of combined output across its ports. That’s enough to run or charge devices that are usually off-limits for power banks, including gaming laptops. 

To make that possible, Sharge has included a DC output port alongside more familiar USB options. The DC port can supply up to 140W on its own, making it suitable for a wide range of gear, from laptops and game consoles to monitors.

Alongside the DC output, the Shargeek 300 comes with two USB-C ports and one USB-A port. The dual USB-C ports support the PD 3.1 fast charging standard and can deliver up to 140W each, or 280W combined.

Shargeek 300W powerbank has 24000mAh battery

Inside, the power bank packs a 24,000mAh battery, which sits right at the upper limit allowed for carry-on air travel in many regions. It can be recharged with up to 140W of input power. 

As with other Shargeek products, design plays a big role here. The aluminum alloy body has a silver-gray finish, and one side is partially transparent. Behind that window is a color display that shows real-time information such as input and output power, temperature, and remaining battery capacity. There’s also an RGB light strip if you want an extra visual flair.

The Shargeek 300 made its public appearance at CES 2025 and has already been through a crowdfunding campaign. 

Now, Sharge is offering an early-bird sign-up with a promised 20 percent discount for subscribers. However, the company hasn’t confirmed a final launch date, retail price, or whether the product will fully rely on crowdfunding when it becomes available.

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Sharge ICEMAG

Until the emergence of Shargeek as a brand, we never had any illusions about a power bank other than charging. Now they’ve updated the brand name to Sharge, which is simpler and more straightforward. It’s easy to create stuff by following the same old patterns, but Sharge is an exception to the rule. They’ve virtually reinvented the power bank as a product category with unique design and demanding technologies. That’s why you can see more and more brands starting to put effort into their power bank designs and features. But no matter how fancy the new power banks are, it seems that they’re going down the path of imitating the ideas from Sharge. Recently Sharge released a brand-new power bank called Sharge IceMag, which is the world’s 1st magnetic power bank with active cooling.

It just became available for a good price at $59 US dollars on their store. Just in case you didn’t see the end message and missed this super cool power bank, I have to remind you here to check out the link here. It’s really likely to become a popular pattern in the following years.

Unboxing & Design

So let’s start with its unboxing. The silver box is designed in a stylish fashion. When it’s sitting on the shelf, you can pretty much get an idea of what the power bank can do from the box. It houses a battery capacity of 10,000 mAh with a maximum output of 20W via USB-C connection. For wireless charging, the maximum output can reach 7.5W.

Open the box, actually, we found it’s a compact white model instead of the silver image shown on the box. But when actually getting my hands on the power bank, its white frame looks pretty impressive.

The USB-C port at the bottom is for both input and output via cables. The back is a magnetic ring that allows it to snap on supported phones such as iPhones 13 & 14 series

Features

Well, the pocket size perfectly meets Magsafe-compatible magnetic charging. And compared with most MagSafe Battery Packs, the IceMag is a bit thicker. But actually, it has a very good magnetic snapping. No matter with or without the case, it fits snugly on top of the iPhone without falling off, even when I shake it hard.

The front face is covered with a transparent plastic panel, which we’ve seen quite a bit in previous Sharge products. The battery components are protected by a black kit, while at the bottom, the clear cover gives visibility to the battery’s control board, complete with diodes, capacitors, and microcontrollers, which is full of geek style. And the real star is the active cooling fan with an indicator light in the center.

It really takes me back to the Red Magic gaming phones, which have been proven to be effective over-cooling for gaming with their built-in fan. The air duct is also well designed with an air intake at the side and another air outlet at the bottom. The L-tyle convection design is great for extracting the heat of the circuit components and offers a more controllable temperature for wireless charging.

Once the power bank detects a wireless charging-enabled device, the fan and lights will activate along with the wireless charging, delivering a stable and efficient power output. We all know that most power banks including MagSafe models easily get overheated. Then they would be forced to stop working until they cool down again. As frequent overheating can damage internal components and batteries, the life of these power banks often becomes an annoying issue.

By far we couldn’t fully show you whether the IceMag can truly solve the problem, but at least for now, the 8000 RPM active fan is quite impressive over cooling.

As the fan was activated, we hardly detected any downtime during the wireless charging.  

I’m pretty surprised by a couple of features. The first one is that you can turn it into a wireless charging pad, refilling IceMag and juicing up your device all at once.

And the IceMag supports charging 2 devices via both wired and wireless at the same time, which is really convenient for traveling.

The last one is for those small gadgets like wearables. It supports a unique low-current charging mode to juice up low-current devices such as wireless earbuds, smart bands or smartwatches.

Outputs

To give you a better picture of how it works. We tested the charging protocols the USB-C port supports. It turns out the fact that this power bank is compatible with activating fast charging for most brands’ devices, no matter for iPhones or Androids. We tried to connect it with various brands’ phones, the charging speeds are good and the maximum figure also matched what the brand said, which is able to reach 18W.

But this’s not amazing compared to other Sharge’s fast-charging power banks. The reason why it surprised us at first glance is still its unique design and the idea of adding an active cooling fan. The transparent design with a more compact body size does make it stand out from the crowd.

Verdict

And furthermore, as I’m sure most people would prefer to take it to wirelessly charge their devices, they would also go for it for faster and longer-lasting magnetic charging. For iPhones with MagSafe, it’s definitely the best companion for recharging, while for Android devices, though there’s no MagSafe for solid snap, you can still get it with a magnetic case. Even without magnetic snapping, it still works well with these Android phones supporting wireless charging. Now I’ve taken it as a truly wireless charging pad, a lovely part of my desk deco. For true wireless on your desktop, I would say the 10000mAh Sharge IceMag is the way to go right.

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Shargeek has just announced a brand new product, which features an unique design. The new device in question is the Starship Seer, which is a transparent power bank that has a 10,000mAh capacity.

Looking at its design, the inspiration from sci-fi for the aesthetic is quite apparent. However, this product not only offers charging as a power bank, but even doubles as a digital alarm clock. It fulfills this secondary functionality through a smart screen that not only displays its remaining power levels and discharge time, but even showcases the time remaining on charge, along with input and output power.

Notably, the power bank has a 10,000mAh battery capacity and features USB Type A and USB Type C ports as well. These ports offer 35W fast charging and 30W fast discharge rate as well. Thanks to the addition of the digital timer, Shargeek is advertising this power bank as the “World’s First Power Bank That Predicts Charging Time”. Meaning, you can see the Starship Seer’s remaining power in real time as it is displayed on the screen.

The device manages to make the estimation by tracking the current power levels while mapping the discharge rate. The company promises an 80 percent standard battery capacity even after 800 charging cycles. Thanks to its 35W fast charging output, your iPhone 14 can charge up to 82 percent in just an hour, while the power bank itself can charge back to full within 1.5 hours with 30W input power. As of right now, the device is currently listed on Kickstarter for crowdfunding.

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Almost all power banks available on the market have a similar design. They appear like a thick slab with a few ports and a battery indicator. Shargeek sent us the Storm 2 and the Storm 2 Slim, which look completely different from the other power banks. Not only do these power banks have a beautiful see-through design, but they also have multiple ports and can charge at up to 130W. Continue reading to learn more about Storm 2 and Storm 2 Slim. 

What’s in the box?

The Shargeek Storm 2 and Storm 2 Slim come in a big retail package, which comprises of following items:

– Power bank
– USB-C to USB-C cable (1,2 metres)
– Tote bag
– User manual

Design and Build

It goes without saying that one of the USPs of Storm 2 and Storm 2 Slim is that they boast a cyberpunk-style transparent design. Almost all power banks available in the market have a monotonous design, as they just appear like a slab with some indicators that show charging levels. The Storm 2 weighs 595 grams, whereas the Storm 2 Slim weighs 450 grams on my weighing scale.

The transparent casing of the Shargeek Storm is made of hard polycarbonate. The top part of Storm 2 features a color display (not a touchscreen), a physical button, the brand name of the device, and the circuit board housing components like capacitors, ICs, connectors, and other items. The remaining part houses Samsung lithium battery cells (UL9504A recognized). Hence, both are airline-safe products, meaning that they can be carried in your hand luggage on an airplane.

Display, GUI, and Battery Size

The Storm 2 power bank has a 1.14-inch IPS display. As can be seen in the images, the screen is quite clear and shows different colors. The letters V, A, W, and C are displayed on the screen in the units for voltage, current, power, and temperature, respectively.

The topline on the screen shows the port status. The section below shows the Input Status and Output Status. The power bank’s battery indicator is in the top-right corner. Below it, one can see the temperature of the battery pack, the temperature of the circuit board, and the running time. These are visible on the first level of the GUI.

The second level of the GUI can be accessed by long-pressing the physical button. Here users can configure the DC output parameters, view detailed information about the battery pack, change the temperature unit, reset the system time, configure the display settings, turn off, and return to the first-level GUI.

The GUI is made available through the company’s Energy Management OS (EMOS). The same screen and settings are available on the Storm 2 Slim.

Many power banks advertise their highest charging speeds. However, it is only when a voltage current tester is used in between the power bank and the connected device that one can determine the exact charging speeds. With charging speeds shown on the displays of the Storm 2 and Storm 2 Slim, one can easily check whether their devices are being charged at maximum power. The Storm 2 houses a 25,600mAh battery pack, while the Storm 2 Slim has a 20,000mAh battery pack.

Ports and Power Distribution

As for the ports, Storm 2 has two USB-C ports, one USB-A port, and a DC port. The Storm 2 Slim, is a more travel-friendly product since it has a slimmer design with two ports: a USB-C and a USB-A. Both products take around 90 minutes to reach full charge when charged at maximum speeds.

The USB-C port (C1 on Storm 2) offers the fastest charging output. The USB-A port is ideal for charging accessories.

Here is a look at the power distribution of Storm 2 and Storm 2 Slim:

Safety Standards

According to Shargeek, Storm 2 and Storm 2 Slim are both equipped with built-in protection systems. It offers input and output high voltage protection, short circuit protection, and extreme low/high temperature protection. The batteries packed inside the Storm 2 and Storm 2 Slim are UL-95404A recognized. In addition, the company claims that these devices have a fireproof polycarbonate chassis.

Verdict

I feel that many users may not use the physical button on the Storm 2 and Storm 2 Slim very often, as it needs to be hit a couple of times to navigate for some functions. Nevertheless, the Storm 2 / Storm 2 Slim is something that you will want to carry when you are travelling. Shargeek has done a good job of adding a display to these products, which makes it possible to check whether the devices are being charged at their highest supported charging speeds.

If you are looking for a power bank with a unique appeal and with support for fast charging and huge battery backup, the Storm 2 and Storm 2 Slim are something you should consider. The Storm 2 and Storm 2 Slim are priced at $199 and $229, respectively. On its official website, the company is offering a $30 coupon code GEEK10, 30-day money-back guarantee, and lifetime customer support for both products.

Disclaimer: The opinions expressed in the Storm 2 / Storm 2 Slim review are solely mine based on my experience, and there has been no editorial input from Shargeek.

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