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Xiaomi’s 67W power bank arrives in India
Xiaomi’s 20,000 mAh Power Bank 5i offers 67W charging, an integrated USB-C cable and a 3,299-rupee price in India.
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Xiaomi has launched the Power Bank 5i 20000 67W in India, targeting fast charging for smartphones, tablets and lightweight laptops. Priced at 3,299 rupees, the power bank will go on sale July 28 in Jet Black and Ice Blue through Xiaomi’s website, Amazon India and the company’s physical stores.
The standout feature is an integrated USB-C cable that also works as a carrying loop. Xiaomi says the TPU cable can withstand up to 5,000 bends. Inside, three lithium-ion cells rated at 6,700 mAh each provide a combined capacity of 20,000 mAh, equivalent to approximately 74.37 Wh.
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Xiaomi Power Bank 5i 20000 67W specifications
The power bank delivers up to 67W, enough for phones, tablets and thin laptops such as the MacBook Air. Its own input charging reaches 65W when paired with a suitable power adapter.
It offers three outputs: the built-in USB-C cable, a separate USB-C port and USB-A. When multiple devices are connected, the available power is divided between them. Support for USB Power Delivery 3.0 with PPS and Quick Charge 3.5 is designed to improve compatibility across different devices.
A low-current mode protects smaller accessories such as earbuds and watches. It activates automatically through USB-C and can be enabled on USB-A with a double press of the power button.
Safety features and travel limits
A digital display on the front shows the remaining charge, operating status and warnings for faults or low-current mode. Two NTC sensors monitor temperature, while 12 layers of circuit protection guard against overheating, overcharging and short circuits.
With a rated capacity of 74.37 Wh, the device is below the 100 Wh aviation limit, making it suitable for carry-on luggage. Xiaomi is positioning the combination of 67W charging, an integrated cable and a 3,299-rupee price against more expensive 65W models from Belkin and Anker.
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