A new leak has surfaced today on Twitter hinting that Huawei might be working on a power bank that supports its 40W SuperCharge technology. The post was shared by a @Chargerlab on its Twitter handle saying that they received the information from a Huawei supply-chain leak. There’s not a lot of info regarding this new power bank as this is the first time we’ve heard about a power bank with SuperCharge compatibility.
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The post does go on to state that the power bank will be of 10,000mAh capacity and that it will charge the Huawei Mate 20 Pro and Glory Magic 2 with a maximum power of 40W. Furthermore, the purported power bank will also reverse charge compatible with 22.5W power. Other Huawei phones excluding the upper mentioned ones will charge at half the speed.
Huawei’s current 10,000mAh power bank supports 18W bidirectional fast charging, as well as 5V-2A and 5V-1A charging and discharging. It is priced 159 Yuan. There’s no official info on the release of the said SuperCharge-supporting power bank.
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