Huawei has added a sleek new player to its accessory lineup: the All-in-One Power Bank with Built-in Cable. Compact and lightweight, this portable charger delivers fast speeds, dual-device support, and smart integration all for a price that keeps things grounded.
Huawei All-in-One Power Bank offers 66W fast charging
At the heart of the new power bank is its 12,000 mAh capacity and 66W two-way fast charging. Whether using the fixed USB-C cable or the dedicated port, users get access to Huawei SuperCharge, PD, QC, and PPS protocols. That means compatibility won’t be an issue for most modern devices.
According to Huawei, it can charge a Mate 70 up to 84% in just 30 minutes thanks to that 66W output. Even more useful, you can charge two devices at once by using both the built-in cable and the USB-C port simultaneously.
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Smart features and a strong build add extra value
Huawei has packed in a few smart extras too. Thanks to HarmonyOS support, a compatible Huawei phone can display the power bank’s remaining battery directly on screen no guessing or squinting at tiny LEDs required.
Meanwhile, safety hasn’t been overlooked. The power bank includes protection against overheating, short circuits, and overvoltage. And while the integrated cable isn’t replaceable, it’s been rated to survive over 10,000 bends.
Here’s what the Huawei All-in-One Power Bank brings to the table:
- 12,000 mAh battery capacity
- 66W output with SuperCharge, PD, QC, and PPS support
- USB-C port + built-in USB-C cable
- Charges two devices at once
- HarmonyOS smart battery display on Huawei phones
- Overheat and short-circuit protection
- 10,000-bend-tested durable cable
- Size: 130.6 x 68.4 x 15.6 mm | Weight: 236 g
Affordable and compact with Huawei polish
Priced at CNY 329 (~$46), the power bank is available in black or white in China. Whether it ships internationally remains to be seen, but it’s clearly designed to undercut pricier competitors like Anker without skimping on performance or design.
Slim doesn’t mean slow anymore
Huawei’s All-in-One Power Bank isn’t just another brick with a cable. It’s a compact, fast-charging tool with smart integration and it happens to fit in your pocket. If it lands globally, expect it to shake up the portable charger game.
