Huawei Nordic Portable Power Bank

What is a Huawei power bank?

This power bank is as versatile as it is reliable, with SCP, UFCS, and PD fast charging capabilities, support for HarmonyOS, iOS, and Android devices 6, and up to 25 W of input/output for two-way fast charging. It can even wirelessly charge HUAWEI devices and select non-HUAWEI devices.

Does Huawei P30 Pro have a power bank?

According to HUAWEI, the power bank can charge up to 70% of the Huawei P30 Pro in 30 minutes with the 40W SuperCharge. Its USB-C port supports two-way 40W Power Delivery charging, so you can fast charge other non-Huawei devices. The power bank is also TÜV Rheinland certified. Today, let's take an in-depth look at this flagship power bank.

What is the rated power of Huawei Supercharge 10000 mAh power bank?

The rated power of HUAWEI SuperCharge 10000 mAh Power Bank does not exceed 100 Wh, so is allowed on flights without the approval of the air carrier. Please refer to the security information of each air carrier. 10000 mAh is the typical value of cell capacity. Data from Huawei labs. Actual data may vary depending on usage conditions.

How to charge Huawei 40W SCP power bank?

Using the USB-A port of the MOMAX ASCC54-P27W12+Q3 car charger to charge the Huawei 40W SCP power bank, we are getting 12.05V 1.98A 23.92W, under FCP protocol. Using the USB-A port of the Huawei CP37 car charger to charge the Huawei 40W SCP power bank, we are getting 9.76V 3.68A 35.95W, under 40W SCP protocol.

What is the smallest power bank?

Compared to the 10000mAh CP11QM power bank and the Huawei P20 Pro, the Huawei 12000mAh 40W SuperCharge Power Bank is the smallest. The use of three Lithium Cobalt Oxide batteries enables the power bank to be thinner and lighter, as our teardown shows. The compact size and well-thought-out design offer great hand-feel.

How does a power bank work?

When the power bank serves as a wireless charger, it will begin charging once the phone is fully charged. The power bank is compatible with devices supporting SCP, UFCS, and PD charging protocols. The charging power depends on the charging policy (charging protocol, power limit, and cable) supported by the device.