This Ultra-Compact INIU Charger Brings 10,000mAh and 45W Fast Charging to 3 Devices, Then Slides Back Into Your Pocket
The last thing you’d expect from a power bank the size of two stacked macarons is 45W output. That’s a faster charge rate than most full-sized competitors, from a device that weighs 160 grams and disappears into a jeans pocket without making itself known. The INIU Pocket Rocket P50 is built around a premise that sounds contradictory until you’re holding one: the smaller the power bank, the more likely you are to have it when you actually need it.
- ▪The last thing you’d expect from a power bank the size of two stacked macarons is 45W output.
- ▪That’s a faster charge rate than most full-sized competitors, from a device that weighs 160 grams and disappears into a jeans pocket without making itself known.
- ▪The INIU Pocket Rocket P50 is built around a premise that sounds contradictory until you’re holding one: the smaller the power bank, the more likely you are to have it when you actually need it.
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The last thing you’d expect from a power bank the size of two stacked macarons is 45W output. That’s a faster charge rate than most full-sized competitors, from a device that weighs 160 grams and disappears into a jeans pocket without making itself known. The INIU Pocket Rocket P50 is built around a premise that sounds contradictory until you’re holding one: the smaller the power bank, the more likely you are to have it when you actually need it. Now, great power comes without great size but with a truly great price — the Pocket Rocket P50 is just $28 during INIU’s summer sale when you use the code TasteMe15 at checkout. The P50 holds 10,000mAh of battery capacity in a body that weighs 160 grams and is quite literally snack-sized — it’s about the size of two macarons stacked together.
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