Huawei’s new 20,000mAh power bank combines laptop-grade 100W charging with Bluetooth tracking, location alerts and a built-in cable.
Huawei has unveiled a new smart power bank that pushes its portable charging line into higher-capacity territory. The HUAWEI Built-in Cable All-in-One Smart Power Bank 100W 20000 was announced on 15 October 2026 and is priced at 499 yuan. Huawei says pre-orders open on the same day, with the device positioned for users who need laptop-grade charging in a travel-friendly format.
The key upgrade is capacity. The new model carries a 20,000mAh battery, up from Huawei’s earlier 12,000mAh version, while retaining bidirectional 100W fast charging. Huawei’s existing SuperPower Power Bank 100W 12000 already supports pass-through charging and multiple safety protections, and the new version appears to extend that concept towards longer trips and heavier device use. Independent reports also note a 3C certification listing under model number P0024, with a rated energy figure of 72.52Wh.
Huawei has also added a layer of software features that set the device apart from a conventional battery pack. According to the company and Chinese tech outlets, the power bank connects to a phone over Bluetooth to show live information such as total voltage and battery temperature. Users can also manage settings, check firmware updates, and review stored alerts if abnormal voltage or temperature is detected.
The headline feature is the find-me function. Huawei says the power bank can play a sound, help with precise location tracking, send alerts when it is left behind, and notify the owner when it comes back online. If it remains connected by Bluetooth, it can be located by ringtone; if the connection has been lost, Huawei says the last known position can be recovered through map-based guidance and floor-level locating, which should reduce the risk of misplacing it during travel.
The design keeps the integrated cable approach seen on the earlier model, although the line itself has changed from a flat profile to a round one and may use a braided finish. In the broader market, the launch comes as other brands, including Baseus, continue to release 20,000mAh power banks with displays and multiple outputs. Huawei is instead leaning on a combination of high wattage, built-in cable convenience and connected-device tracking to differentiate its own product.
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