- iQOO's new 20,000mAh banks come in 33W and 66W flavors, both packing a flat USB-C cable you can loop as a strap.
- The 33W bank costs CNY 189 (about $28) in China, the 66W starts at an introductory CNY 229 (about $34).
- You get a tiny color screen on both that shows exact percentage and fault codes, and they're on sale in China now.
iQOO just dropped two 20,000mAh banks in China. Same brick, two speeds. You get a built-in USB-C cable and a little color display for status and diagnostics.
Overview: iQOO 20,000mAh Power Bank specifications
It's one shell, two power tiers. iQOO says each bank uses a pair of 10,000mAh lithium-ion polymer cells for 74Wh total, so it squeaks under the 100Wh airline cap. The pitch is simple, one brick for your phone, tablet and tiny gear.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Capacity | 20,000mAh (two 10,000mAh lithium-ion polymer cells, 74Wh) |
| Models | 33W version, 66W version |
| Dimensions | 123 x 71 x 30mm |
| Material | Yellow PC and ABS plastic housing |
| Built-in cable | Integrated flat USB-C cable, loops out as carrying strap, tested to 10,000 bends according to iQOO |
| Ports | Built-in USB-C cable + secondary USB-C port + USB-A port; up to 3 devices at once at 15W total |
| Display | Color display showing battery percentage, recharging status and error codes (H1, H2, H0) |
| Charging protocols | 33W: PD 3.0, PPS, QC 2.0; 66W: PD 3.2 with AVS |
| Input power | 66W model supports up to 45W input |
| Battery longevity | At least 80% of original capacity after 300 charge cycles, according to iQOO |
| Safety | Meets GB 47372-2026 standards, 3C certification, 19 built-in electrical safety protections |
Design and Built-in Cable
Both use the same yellow PC and ABS shell. It's compact at 123 x 71 x 30mm. And the trick is that flat USB-C cable. It doesn't tuck away flat, it loops out so you can actually carry the thing by it. iQOO rates it for 10,000 bends.
You've also got a separate USB-A and a second USB-C. Plug in three gadgets and it'll split 15W across them, so don't expect fast charging in that mode. There's a low-current trickle option for buds and watches too. iQOO says it kicks in on its own over USB-C, or you double tap the power button to force it on the USB-A side.
Battery and Charging Performance
Capacity is 20,000mAh from two 10,000mAh cells, 74Wh in total. iQOO claims it'll still hold at least 80% health after 300 cycles. That's solid if it holds up.
Speed is where the two split. The 33W unit does PD 3.0, PPS and QC 2.0. The 66W steps up to PD 3.2 with AVS and pulls up to 45W back in, so the bank itself tops up quicker. iQOO's own numbers say the 66W can push an iPhone 18 Pro to 73% or a MacBook Neo to 33% in 30 minutes.
Color Display and Safety Features
No more guessing with four dots. Both banks have a small color screen that gives you a precise percentage and charge state. It doubles as a fault readout. H1 means it's too hot, H2 flags overvoltage, H0 means it has bricked itself after a serious fault.
On safety, iQOO says both meet the GB 47372-2026 standard, carry 3C certification, and pack 19 electrical protections.
Price and Availability in India
Right now they're China only. The 33W is CNY 189 (about $28), the 66W is CNY 229 (about $34) at its intro price. No word yet on India pricing or launch.
Who It's For
Get the 33W if you just need reliable PD and QC for a phone. Spend the extra on the 66W if you want quicker top ups and faster refills for the bank itself at 45W in. And if you're tired of hunting for a cable, that loop strap plus the real percentage display is the kind of small fix you'll notice every day. For the money, the 66W looks like the one to grab.
Source: this story was first reported by gizmochina.com.
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