Anker introduces its safest Nano Power Bank

Anker has unveiled its new Nano Power Bank (model number A1113) in Japan. The device's main technological feature is the use of a neo-lithium-ion battery. The manufacturer claims this model is currently the safest power source among all the brand's products. This is reported by Ixbt.com news.

Thanks to the use of new materials, the battery has gained resistance to extreme external pressure, flame retardancy, and a high level of protection against physical punctures and damage. The Anker Nano Power Bank (MagGo, Plus) is designed to charge two devices simultaneously.

One side of the device features a 15W Qi2 wireless charging pad, while a second device can be connected via the USB-C port. With a wired connection, the power is twice as high, reaching up to 30W. When both channels are used simultaneously, the total output power is 17W (distributed as 12W to the USB-C port and 5W to the wireless coil).

The built-in battery capacity is 10,000 mAh, the device dimensions are 104 x 71 x 15 mm, and it weighs 215 grams. Currently, the gadget can be pre-ordered in Japan for 11,990 yen (approximately $75). Anker has not yet disclosed release dates for other markets.