SHARGE unveils a cohesive line of transparent, industrial-inspired tech accessories, combining aesthetic appeal with practical features for mobile and desktop use, including award-winning power banks, storage enclosures, and tidy cables.
SHARGE has built an accessory line around a clear visual idea: transparent panels, visible internals, aluminium finishes and a slightly industrial look that makes each product feel more deliberate than a standard black box. The brand, which began in 2020 under the name Shargeek, now spans chargers, cables and storage hardware, and it has collected multiple international design awards, according to the company’s own materials. In practice, that identity matters because these are not simply utility items; they are objects intended to stay on a desk, sit in a bag and still look purposeful when taken out in public.
The most substantial piece in the range is ICEMAG 3, a 10,000mAh magnetic power bank with a transparent front, a fold-out stand and a built-in USB-C cable. SHARGE says it supports 25W Qi2 wireless charging and up to 35W over USB-C, while active cooling is used to limit thermal throttling during wireless use. It is compatible with iPhone 12 and later, and its design is clearly aimed at users who rely on a phone throughout the day for navigation, calls, messaging and video.
For people who want something smaller, Flow Mini 2 takes the opposite approach. It is a 5,000mAh pocket-sized power bank with interchangeable USB-C and Lightning connectors, plus a short integrated USB-C cable. SHARGE rates it at up to 22.5W charging, with lower output when multiple connections are used at once. The point here is convenience rather than endurance: it is the sort of charger that solves the problem of a low battery without forcing the user to carry a separate cable or a heavier brick.
The most specialised product is SHARGE Disk, an external SSD enclosure for M.2 2230 NVMe drives up to 2TB. The enclosure uses USB 3.2 Gen 2, so its ceiling is 10Gbit/s, though real-world performance will still depend on the SSD inside and the device it is connected to. SHARGE says the unit combines a built-in fan with aluminium heat dissipation, and it ships with a silicone case rated IP54, plus a physical write-protect switch. That makes it more practical for moving footage, archiving files or plugging into unfamiliar computers without risking accidental changes.
MagLoop completes the set as a USB-C cable designed to coil itself with magnets built into the braid. SHARGE rates it for up to 240W and includes an E-Marker, but data transfer is limited to USB 2.0 speeds, so it is better suited to charging than high-speed file work. In other words, it is a cable built to stay tidy rather than to do everything. Taken together, the four products form a coherent kit: one power bank for long trips, one for everyday carry, one enclosure for storage, and one cable that does not end up tangled at the bottom of a bag.
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