Key Takeaways
1. Xiaomi launched the Ultrathin Magnetic Power Bank 5000 15W globally ahead of schedule, initially available in Japan and later in Australia, Singapore, South Korea, Malaysia, and Thailand.
2. The power bank is competing with Apple’s MagSafe Battery, which is priced at $79 on Amazon.
3. New color options for the power bank include Graphite Black and Radiant Orange, in addition to the previously available Glacier Silver.
4. The Ultrathin Magnetic Power Bank offers 22.5 W wired charging and up to 15 W wireless charging with a built-in 5,000 mAh battery.
5. In Thailand, the power bank is priced at THB 2,490 (~$80) with a suggested retail price of THB 2,990 (~$96), while in Malaysia, it costs MYR 369 (~$95) but is available for an introductory price of MYR 259 (~$67).
Yesterday, Xiaomi made the Ultrathin Magnetic Power Bank 5000 15W available on its global website. Before this, the company had mentioned that the accessory would not be sold in other markets until after the launch event on February 28. However, it seems they have quietly launched the Ultrathin Magnetic Power Bank 5000 15W in several countries ahead of schedule.
Availability Across Regions
At first, the Ultrathin Magnetic Power Bank 5000 15W was only sold in Japan, but it soon became available in Australia, Singapore, and South Korea in late January. Then, Xiaomi put the charger up on their UK site only to take it down shortly after. Now, they have begun selling the accessory in Malaysia and Thailand, where it competes with Apple’s MagSafe Battery, which is currently priced at $79 on Amazon.
New Color Options
Moreover, both Malaysia and Thailand have received the Ultrathin Magnetic Power Bank 5000 15W in two fresh color options. Xiaomi labels these new colors as Graphite Black and Radiant Orange, while Glacier Silver was the only color available before now.
Every color offers 22.5 W wired charging and up to 15 W wireless charging with a built-in 5,000 mAh battery. In Thailand, the Ultrathin Magnetic Power Bank 5000 15W is priced at THB 2,490 (~$80), with a suggested retail price of THB 2,990 (~$96). Meanwhile, in Malaysia, the device costs MYR 369 (~$95), but an introductory discount has lowered the price to MYR 259 (~$67).
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