Huawei will release a new 40-watt, 12000mAh power bank on April 11

Huawei will release its latest power bank for sale for the first time in China on April 11. The OEM alleges that this power bank is compatible with devices that can charge at 40 watts. This includes the P30 series of smartphones, as well as some Matebooks.

These devices can charge at 40 watts (W), which is also the maximum output of the SuperCharge 12000. Huawei asserts that this power bank can also charge non-Huawei devices, including the Nintendo Switch and numerous Apple products.

The new 40W fast charge charging capacity is 20% higher than the previous generation, the volume is 9% lower than the previous generation, the weight is 10% lower than the previous generation, the charging power is 78% higher than the previous generation, and the built-in three Mate 20 mobile phones 4000mAh batteries are connected in series, and the charging cycle life ratio is Ordinary charging treasure batteries increased by 66% .

The SuperCharge 12000 also reportedly supports Qualcomm quick charging and USB Power Delivery as well as Huawei’s own proprietary system. It will retail for approximately 747 yuan (€99, or US$111) when it goes on sale next Thursday.

Huawei consumer business revenue will reach $150 billion dollars in 2023