Xiaomi is gearing up for a significant event on December 9th in India. In addition to unveiling the new Redmi Note 14 series and various audio accessories, a trusted source suggests that the Ultra Slim Power Bank may also make its debut in the Indian market.
Reliable Information
This information comes from Ishan Agarwal, a well-respected figure in the tech community. While he hasn't specified an exact date for the launch, it's anticipated that the power bank will be showcased at the upcoming event. Xiaomi had previously launched this device internationally last month, so its specifications are already known. Let’s delve into those details.
Ultra Slim Power Bank 5000mAh Features
The Ultra Slim Power Bank boasts a stylish appearance, measuring a mere 10mm in thickness and weighing only 93g. Its compact, card-like design along with a metallic finish makes it an ideal accessory for those on the go, like commuters and travelers.
The exterior features NCVM (Non-Conductive Vacuum Metallization) coating, giving it a metallic look and shine. The power bank is powered by a 5000mAh lithium-ion battery and supports fast charging up to 20W through a USB-C port. Additionally, it comes equipped with a single USB Type-C port and includes a USB Type-C to Type-C cable in the package.
Fast Charging Capabilities
This device offers the convenience of two-way fast charging, enabling both the power bank and connected devices to charge efficiently. Xiaomi claims that it can charge a Xiaomi 14 to 40% in just half an hour, while a Xiaomi 14 Ultra can reach 37% in the same time frame.
For safety, Xiaomi has integrated nine layers of circuit protection into the power bank. These protections guard against various issues such as overheating, overcharging, and short-circuiting. Furthermore, the power bank is deemed safe for air travel, meaning it can be carried onboard without any regulatory issues.
Additional Safety Features
In total, the accessory is designed with nine layers of protection. These layers include safeguards for temperature, short circuits, input and output overvoltage and overcurrent, battery overcharge and over-discharge, as well as overcurrent short circuits.
While the power bank is currently listed on Xiaomi's global website, the company has yet to disclose its price for the international market. However, it is available in China for ¥129 (approximately $20), which may provide some insight into its potential pricing in India.
