Urban Factory
Urban Factory Magnee 10000 mAh Power Bank Allure Blue
A 10000 mAh power bank with USB-C and two USB-A ports delivering up to 4.50 A for smartphones
- 10000 mAh capacity keeps phones running longer
- 50 A peak output charges devices quickly
- USB Type-C connector fits modern cables
- Two USB ports power multiple gadgets together
- Allure Blue finish adds a distinctive look
Smartphone power bank with 10000 mAh
This power bank supplies 10000 mAh of capacity for smartphone charging on the move. It delivers multiple output currents including 4.50 A, 3 A, 2.22 A, 2 A, 1.67 A and 1.50 A to match different device requirements. The Allure Blue finish gives it a distinctive look.
USB Type-C and dual USB-A ports
A USB Type-C connector and two USB-A ports let you charge up to three devices at once. The mixed port selection covers modern phones and older accessories without needing extra cables. The plastic shell is built for everyday carry in a bag or pocket.
Replaces smaller single-port chargers
Users moving up from lower-capacity or single-output power banks gain more charges per cycle and simultaneous device support. The upgrade makes sense when you regularly power a phone and a second gadget such as earbuds or a smartwatch. Buyers who need laptop-level power delivery will find the output insufficient.
Highlights
- 10000 mAh capacity keeps phones running longer
- 50 A peak output charges devices quickly
- USB Type-C connector fits modern cables
- Two USB ports power multiple gadgets together
- Allure Blue finish adds a distinctive look
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What devices can the USB Type-C port charge at up to 4.50 A?
The USB Type-C port delivers up to 4.50 A for compatible smartphones and other USB-C devices that accept that current level.
How much space should I allow for this 10000 mAh power bank in a bag or pocket?
The Allure Blue unit is a compact rectangular brick designed to slip into a jacket pocket or small bag compartment without needing a dedicated case.
Do I need to press a button to start charging after plugging in a cable?
Charging begins automatically when a device is connected; the only common mistake is using a cable that does not support the required current for the 4.50 A output.
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