Oppo launches compact 33W Power Bank with multi-port charging and smartphone integration

Oppo has announced its new 10,000mAh Pocket Charge Super Flash Charge Power Bank, offering fast, versatile charging in a slim design, with a launch aligned to the Find X10 series release.

Oppo has opened pre-orders in China for a new compact power bank, the 33W Pocket Charge Super Flash Charge Power Bank 10,000, with the official launch set for 22 September. The accessory is aimed at users who want a small battery pack that can fit easily in a bag or pocket while still offering faster-than-basic charging. According to Notebookcheck and Gizmochina, Oppo is timing the release to coincide with its Find X10 series launch.

The power bank carries a 10,000mAh capacity and supports charging at up to 33W. It measures 110.6 x 70.6 x 18.1 mm and weighs about 204g, with availability expected in two colour options, including khaki and light pink. Gizmochina says the device has already passed China’s latest national safety certification for power banks, which is intended to raise the bar on battery safety and compliance.

Oppo has also added a broader set of charging options than many compact rivals. The unit includes two USB-C ports and one USB-A port, and each port can deliver up to 33W when used on its own. Supported standards include SUPERVOOC, USB PD, PPS, QC and UFCS, giving it compatibility across a wide range of phones and accessories. When more than one port is in use, total output is limited, and the power bank also switches to a low-current mode for smaller devices.

The company is also tying the accessory more closely to its own software. On compatible Oppo phones running ColorOS, users can check battery level, battery condition and current temperature directly on the handset. Notebookcheck and other reports say the pack also includes a short braided USB-C cable, while pricing and international availability have not yet been announced.