UGreen, known for its innovation in electronic accessories, has introduced its latest Nexode Power Banks to the Philippine market. 

Now available on e-commerce platforms, the Nexode series aims to meet the growing needs of travelers, gamers, and remote workers. The series includes two variants: the 20,000mAh 130W and the 12,000mAh 100W power banks, both designed for high performance and portability.

The 20,000mAh 130W model suits those requiring robust power solutions. It features dual USB-C ports — one delivering 100W and the other 30W — allowing users to charge laptops and smartphones simultaneously. The power bank uses advanced 21,700 battery cells, providing up to 1,000 charge cycles for long-lasting performance. Its compact design and high-capacity lithium-ion cells make it an ideal choice for charging multiple devices, including MacBook Pro and iPhone models, while on the go.

For users needing a more compact solution, the 12,000mAh 100W variant offers efficient charging without the bulk. This model is perfect for smaller devices or as an emergency backup, featuring a 100W USB-C port and a 22.5W USB-A port. Its 44.4Wh capacity is travel-friendly, complying with standard airline regulations, making it a practical choice for frequent travelers.

UGreen Nexode Powerbank Series KV
UGreen Nexode Powerbank Series

Both power banks are equipped with digital displays, enabling users to easily monitor battery levels and charging status. The 20,000mAh variant includes a Thin Film Transistor (TFT) screen that displays real-time voltage and current, while the 12,000mAh model features an LCD screen for straightforward battery level checks. Designed with safety in mind, these power banks offer 13 layers of protection against overcurrent, overvoltage, and extreme temperatures.

Available in space gray, the UGreen Nexode 20,000mAh 130W and 12,000mAh 100W power banks are priced at P3,399 and P2,199, respectively, and will be available in physical stores nationwide by September 2024.

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