OnePlus has launched a 10,000mAh power bank in China with 67W charging, support for phones and compact laptops, and a built-in screen showing live battery and timing information.
OnePlus has introduced a new 10,000mAh portable battery aimed at users who want a single charger for phones, tablets and some compact laptops. The device uses the company’s SuperVOOC fast-charging system and is rated at up to 67W, while also supporting USB Power Delivery at 45W and PPS at 55W, according to OnePlus’s product information as reported by Notebookcheck and Gizmochina.
The power bank replaces a basic indicator with a full-colour TFT display that shows battery level, charging status and estimated charge or discharge time in real time. That kind of live read-out is more informative than the usual row of LEDs and may be useful for people trying to judge whether the pack will last through a full work session or a short trip, as described by GSMDome and TechnetBooks.
OnePlus has also built in a braided cable, which doubles as a carrying strap, and the unit can accept up to 40W input for recharging. According to the company’s specifications, the accessory has passed five safety tests and meets the latest standards, with Gizmochina saying it has received 2026 certification under China’s updated requirements.
The power bank is priced at 229 yuan, or about $34, and is due to go on sale in China on 21 October. A global launch has not yet been announced, leaving the wider release schedule unclear for now, despite the product already appearing on OnePlus’s official site and being reported alongside the launch of the OnePlus 16.
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