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Mophie Introduces New 18-Watt Powerstation PD Batteries for Fast Charging

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Mophie, Apple's retail and online store partner for external batteries, today announced a pair of new Powerstation PD batteries supporting 18-watt fast charging over USB-C to charge your phone to 50 percent in as little as 30 minutes.

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Just a few months ago, the company launched a high-capacity 45-watt USB-C PD battery aimed at providing power for MacBooks, but the new Powerstation PD and PD XL come in at lower price points and lower power optimized for phones. The 6,700 mAh Powerstation PD is priced at $59.95, while the 10,050 mAh powerstation PD XL is priced at $79.95.


Each model includes a USB-C port that supports 18-watt charging output and 15-watt charging input, as well as a USB-A port that supports up to 12-watt output, and Mophie's Priority+ passthrough charging technology ensures connected devices charge first, followed by the battery.

The new Powerstation PD and PD XL are available today at mophie.com, but there's no word yet on whether they'll also be coming to Apple's retail and online stores.

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oneMadRssn Avatar
oneMadRssn
96 months ago
I want Anker or Mophie or any company with good power supply engineers to make a 5 port USB-C PD desktop charger, where it's 18W each if all 5 ports are being used at once, or up to 90W if only one port is being used.
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jimthing Avatar
jimthing
96 months ago
I hope the industry doesn’t fully move to fast charging, thereby reducing my battery longevity.
You just take it to Apple they chuck a new one in for a few tens of bucks. It's a pretty simple process.
Score: 1 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Bornee35 Avatar
Bornee35
96 months ago
up 50% in 30 minutes? Cook should plug this into AAPL
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