Cuktech has introduced a new power bank in China, the 10 Plus. It is basically an upgraded version of the non-Plus variant. Specifically, while the previous model had a rated capacity of 10,000 mAh, the new option has a rated capacity of 15,000 mAh. Self-loading speed has also been improved.
While the regular Cuktech 10 can charge at 90W, the Plus version goes to 100W. According to the company, 10 minutes of charging can fill 30% of the internal battery. However, the output speed remains the same as the non-Plus variant version. In other words, the new power bank still reaches a maximum power of 120 W.
Another positive aspect of the Cuktech 10 Plus is the support for ADC 2.0. This makes the power bank capable of quickly charging multiple phones from Huawei, Honor, Vivo, and other brands. It can also quickly charge other consumer devices. For example, the power bank can charge the iPhone 16 Pro Max at 38W and Galaxy S24 Ultra at 45W (512GB current. $1,069.99 on Amazon).
When it comes to size, Cuktech claims the 10 Plus is similar to a drinks can, making it reasonably portable. It is also compatible with airlines ( ) regarding the outlook, it has the same Cyberpunk theme as the non-Plus model. An integrated screen displays the main information relating to charging.
Coming to ports, it has a three-port configuration, which is another improvement over the non-Plus version of the power bank. From the official image, it appears that two of them are USB-C ports, while the other is a USB-A port. As for the price, the Cuktech 10 Plus will go on sale on December 24 in China for CNY 229, or around $31. It is expected to debut worldwide soon.
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