OnePlus has introduced a 10,000 mAh power bank that can deliver up to 67W through the company’s SuperVOOC charging system, while also supporting the broadly used USB Power Delivery and PPS standards. The accessory includes a built-in braided cable and a color TFT display that shows charging information in real time.
Rather than relying only on LED indicators, the display reports the remaining battery percentage, current power transfer and estimated charging or discharging time. That means the 67W marking on the housing represents the power bank’s maximum capability, while the screen can show the actual charging rate being delivered to a connected device.
- Up to 67W output through SuperVOOC for compatible devices.
- Up to 45W output through USB Power Delivery.
- Up to 55W output through PPS.
- Up to 40W input when recharging the power bank itself.
The attached braided cable also doubles as a carrying loop, reducing the need to pack a separate charging cable. USB PD and PPS compatibility should allow the power bank to serve devices beyond OnePlus phones, including USB-C laptops that accept charging over those standards, although the power accepted will depend on the individual device.
The power bank was presented alongside the OnePlus 16 and is scheduled to go on sale in China on October 21. Pricing starts at CNY 229, with a CNY 199 bundled price also announced. OnePlus has not confirmed availability in other markets.
