New Ambrane PowerMini20 power bank with detachable cable launches
The Ambrane PowerMini20 power bank has been launched in India. This compact accessory is marketed as suitable for charging smartphones and laptops, though there is a limited output.
Ambrane’s PowerMini20 delivers up to 35W power via the USB-C port. According to the company, this should allow you to charge an iPhone 16 Pro to 60% or a Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra to 50% in half an hour. Plus, in the same timeframe, Ambrane estimates that you could charge a MacBook Air (M1) to 40%; it is less suitable for newer models. There is said to be support for PD 3.0, QC 3.0, PPD and VOOC charging protocols, and a detachable USB-C cable means there is one less thing to remember to take with you.
The PowerMini20 also has an 18W USB-A port, which you can use to charge a second device. This model has a 20,000 mAh lithium polymer battery. It recharges via a 35W input, with LEDs indicating the remaining battery level. On top of this, there is protection against issues such as overload, overvoltage and short circuit. It measures 162 x 105 x 39 mm (~6.4 x 4.1 x 1.5 inches), weighs 341 g (~12.0 oz), and customers can choose between three colors: Black, Blue and Golden.
In India, the Ambrane PowerMini20 power bank launches at the discounted price of Rs. 1,999 (~$23); it is listed with an RRP of Rs. 3,999 (~$46). It is unclear whether or when this model could be released in other markets like the US, where you can buy products like this L-Shape C to C Cable (curr. $13.89 at Amazon Marketplace).
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