Belkin has quietly introduced a new 10,000mAh power bank with a built-in USB-C cable, now available in China for just 269 yuan-about $35. Unlike ultra-compact power banks chasing battery capacity records, this model prioritizes convenience by integrating the charging cable directly into the body, letting users skip the hassle of carrying extra cords.
Spec-wise, the unit falls squarely into the crowded everyday power bank category. Brands like Anker, Baseus, and Xiaomi already offer 10,000mAh models with digital displays and fast charging. But built-in USB-C cables remain relatively rare and are typically found in lower-powered devices. Belkin’s twist is providing two charging options: either via the attached USB-C cable or through a separate USB-C port on the device.
- Battery capacity: 10,000mAh
- Power output via built-in USB-C cable: up to 45W
- Power output via USB-C port: up to 45W
- Power output via USB-A port: up to 18W
- Digital charge level display on the body
- Available colors: black, blue, and sand
With 45W support, this power bank can charge more than just phones and earbuds. It’s powerful enough for some tablets, handheld consoles, and lightweight laptops like certain MacBook Air and ChromeOS models. However, its 37Wh capacity is modest-well below the FAA’s 100Wh limit for carry-on batteries. So, it’s not ideal for extended trips without access to outlets, but it’s well-suited for a full day of active use on the go.
At $35, this Belkin 10,000mAh power bank slots into the mid-range tier for mainstream users. The brand recognition and solid feature set help, but competition is fierce: many 10,000mAh power banks with fast charging hover between $25 and $40, while larger 20,000mAh packs with 65W output start around $50. Belkin’s success will hinge on how quickly it rolls out this product beyond China and whether it can maintain its price point in other regions.