10,000 mAh for $17: Xiaomi Unveils New Power Bank
Manufacturers are creating more and more gadgets for mobile gaming.
Xiaomi, or more precisely its gaming division Black Shark, has released a portable gaming battery. This is Black Shark's first device of this type.
The gadget has the design of gaming accessories, because the division produces gaming smartphones of the same name.
Black Shark Power Bank has a capacity of 10,000 mAh and 18 W fast charging technology. The new product also stands out for its variety of ports: USB Type-C in both directions and two classic USB-A ports.
The makers say the new battery charges the Black Shark 2 Pro gaming smartphone from zero to 43% in 30 minutes.
The battery casing has a special button that limits charging power for low-power gadgets: headphones, smartwatches, gamepads. The device is equipped with protection against overheating, short circuits and other electrical troubles.
The new product is already on sale in China for $17 (about 430 hryvnias).
Xiaomi released its first smart TV, Redmi TV. Also, first photos of the new Xiaomi Redmi Note 8 Pro have appeared online.
Huawei unveiled a gaming tablet MediaPad M6 Turbo Edition. And its subsidiary Honor released a portable gamepad with a battery for smartphones.
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