Cuktech has unveiled its latest innovation in China: the powerful 10 Plus power bank. This new gadget is an enhanced version of its predecessor, touted for an increased capacity and faster self-charging capabilities. While the original model housed a capacity of 10,000mAh, the 10 Plus boasts an impressive 15,000mAh, providing users with extended power on the go.
The self-charging feature has received a notable upgrade as well. Although the standard Cuktech 10 charges at 90W, the 10 Plus steps it up to 100W. This enhancement ensures that a quick 10-minute charge can power up the battery by 30%. Despite this improvement in self-charging, the output speed remains steady at a maximum of 120W, similar to its predecessor.
A key highlight of the Cuktech 10 Plus is its compatibility with ADC 2.0, empowering it to fast charge multiple devices from brands like Huawei, Honor, and Vivo. It also supports quick charging for other popular electronic devices, including the iPhone 16 Pro Max at 38W and the Galaxy S24 Ultra at 45W.
In terms of design, the 10 Plus is conveniently portable, likened in size to a typical beverage can, making it ideal for travelers. It’s airline-safe and sports a Cyberpunk-themed aesthetic akin to the non-Plus version. A built-in display ensures users are kept informed of core charging details.
The power bank features a three-port setup, an upgrade from its predecessor, with two USB-C ports and one USB-A port as revealed in the official teaser. The Cuktech 10 Plus is set to hit the shelves in China on December 24, priced affordably at CNY 229, roughly $31. A global release is anticipated shortly thereafter.
