Xiaomi has expanded its portable charging range in India with three new power banks designed for various needs, from compact wireless models to powerful options supporting laptops with up to 165W output.
Xiaomi has introduced three new power banks in India, widening its portable charging range with models aimed at very different use cases, from pocketable magnetic charging to high-output laptop support. The line-up includes the UltraThin Magnetic Power Bank 5000 15W, the Magnetic Power Bank 10000 45W and the Power Bank 20000 165W, according to reports on the launch.
The smallest model is built for portability rather than endurance. Xiaomi says the UltraThin Magnetic Power Bank 5000 15W uses a 5,000mAh cell in a 6mm-thick body that weighs 98g. It supports 15W magnetic wireless charging and 22.5W wired output over USB-C, and can charge two devices at once, with 7.5W via cable and 5W wirelessly. It will be sold in orange, silver and black.
The middle model raises both capacity and flexibility. The Magnetic Power Bank 10000 45W combines a 10,000mAh battery with 25W Qi 2.2 wireless charging, a built-in USB-C cable and 45W wired output. It also supports QC 2.0, PD and PPS charging standards, which should improve compatibility across a wide range of phones, tablets and accessories. According to Mobigyaan, the unit also uses a 13N magnetic attachment system and includes multiple safety protections.
At the top end, the Power Bank 20000 165W is designed for heavier workloads. Xiaomi says it offers a combined 165W output, with one USB-C port rated at 120W and a second at 45W, alongside a built-in 120W USB-C cable and a USB-A output. The device also includes a colour digital display that shows battery status, charge and discharge information, remaining time and fault alerts. Pricing has been set at ₹5,599, ₹4,999 and ₹3,699 respectively, with the UltraThin and 20,000mAh models due next week and the 10,000mAh version arriving two weeks later.
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