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INIU's 45W 10,000mAh mini power bank gets $10 price cut on Amazon

Amazon has discounted INIU's Mini Portable Charger, a 10,000mAh power bank with 45W USB-C fast charging, by $10. The compact, palm-sized device supports fast-charging standards like PD and QC, and some listings note Samsung fast-charging compatibility. It's marketed as flight-safe and able to charge phones, tablets, earbuds and some small USB-C laptops.

INIU launches Rugged 20000 power bank with 65W output and IP67 rating

INIU has introduced the Rugged 20000, a 20,000mAh power bank that doubles the capacity of its earlier Rugged 10000 model and raises maximum output to 65W. It includes two USB-C ports and one USB-A port for charging three devices simultaneously, an IP67 rating for dust and water resistance, and an Automatic Low-Current Mode for small gadgets like earbuds and smartwatches.

LISEN 10,000mAh 45W power bank drops to $31.59 on Amazon

Amazon has discounted the LISEN Small Portable Charger to $31.59 from its $39.98 list price, an 8-dollar cut. The compact 10,000mAh battery supports up to 45W USB-C fast charging and includes a built-in short USB-C cable with a strap for portability.

Amazon drops Anker Prime Wukong-edition power bank to $149.99

Amazon has discounted the limited-edition Anker Prime Power Bank Black Myth: Wukong Edition by $50, to $149.99 from its $199.99 list price. The device is a Black Myth: Wukong-themed version of Anker's Prime 20K power bank, offering a 20,100mAh battery, up to 220W total output across three ports, TSA-friendly design, and two-way fast charging.

USB-C laptop chargers can safely fast-charge phones, with limits

USB-C laptop chargers can be safely used to charge phones, and will speed up charging only if the phone supports higher-wattage fast charging via USB Power Delivery. Phones capped at 18-20W input won't charge any faster on a 65W or 100W charger, since the device only draws what it's rated for. Charger safety depends more on certification and build quality than wattage, as counterfeit units can pass dangerous voltage spikes and cheap cables may lack required safety components.