Xiaomi launches new 20,000mAh with 165W charging and UltraThin Magnetic power banks in India
Last Updated: 2026-09-09 15:43:17
Xiaomi has launched not one but three different power banks in the Indian market this week. The brand offers one of the thinnest power banks with magnetic support, a 20,000mAh unit that offers up to 165W charging speed across devices, and a magnetic 10,000mAh power bank with 45W charging speed available.
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Xiaomi launches 3 new power banks in India.- Features 20,000mAh 165W & UltraThin Magnetic models.
- Prices from Rs 3,999; sale starts September 11.
These are part of Xiaomi’s new and non-mobile focus in the Indian market, which includes the Mijia series making its debut with new air purifiers before the Winter season changes kicks in.
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Xiaomi UltraThin Magnetic, Magnetic Power Bank and 20,000mAh Power Bank price in India
The most unique power banks of the three, the UltraThin model is priced at Rs 5,999, while the Magnetic 10,000mAh version costs Rs 3,999 and the bigger 20000mAh 165W power bank comes for Rs 4,999 in the country. These will be going on sale from September 11 in India.
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Xiaomi’s new power banks in India: What they offer
As the names suggest, the UltraThin Magnetic is a sleek power bank at 6mm and even weighs under 100 grams. It has a 5,000mAh battery that attaches via magnet on the back of the phone. It offers 15W charging speed.
The 10,000mAh power bank with 45W charging support also gets magnetic attachment with up to 25W wireless speed and wired speeds go up to 45W using the built-in USB C cable.
The last power bank to come with a 20,000mAh battery supports up to 165W, the fastest possibly you can get in the market. The first USB C port charges at 120W, while the second port offers 45W speed. It has a coloured display which gives you the charging and battery status of the device. Both these wired power banks are compatible with other standards like PD, PPS, and QC.
Do we need power banks anymore?
That is a very good question, especially since most of the phones these days come with 6,000mAh or even 10,000mAh batteries (like the Poco X8 Pro). Having said that, power banks with fast-charging support can be extremely useful if you travel a lot and don’t have access to a charging point all the time.