Anker has introduced a new compact charging accessory in China: the Zolo Power Bank (10K, 35W, Built-In Dual USB-C Cables), also known by the model number A110L. Designed for people who want fast charging without carrying extra cords, this latest Zolo model builds on Anker’s earlier cable-integrated power banks by doubling down on USB-C convenience.
The headline feature is simple but genuinely useful: two built-in USB-C cables. That means you can grab the power bank and go, with no need to remember a separate cable for your phone, tablet, earbuds, or handheld gaming device. On top of the two integrated cables, Anker also includes a USB-C port, giving you three USB-C charging options. Each of these outputs can deliver up to 35W when used on its own, which is the kind of power that can make a real difference when you’re topping up in a hurry. Anker claims that at this speed, an iPhone 17 can reach 50% charge in about 22 minutes.
For older devices and accessories, there’s also a USB-A port that can provide up to 22.5W. If you plug in multiple devices at the same time, the total combined output is listed as 15W, so this model is best viewed as a fast charger for one device at a time, with multi-device charging available when speed isn’t the priority.
Battery capacity comes in at 10,000mAh, a sweet spot for travel and daily carry—typically enough for around one to two full phone charges depending on your device. Recharging the power bank happens over USB-C with up to 20W input, helping reduce downtime between uses.
Anker also adds a small display that shows remaining battery percentage and charging status, which is more helpful than basic LED dots when you’re trying to plan your next recharge.
In terms of size and portability, the Zolo Power Bank measures 109.9 x 65.5 x 25.0 mm (about 4.33 x 2.58 x 0.98 inches) and weighs 221 g (around 7.8 oz), making it compact enough for a jacket pocket, commuter bag, or carry-on.
Pricing in China is set at CNY 159 (roughly $23), and buyers can choose from four colors: pink, white, blue, and black. Anker hasn’t confirmed when (or if) this model will roll out to other regions such as North America or Europe, but the combination of dual built-in USB-C cables, a 35W peak output, and a 10,000mAh battery makes it a strong candidate for anyone searching for a travel-friendly fast-charging power bank.
