Accessory maker Mophie today announced a new line of Powerstation battery packs with multiple charging ports, including a USB-C port with both input and output functionality, meaning that it can be used to both charge the battery pack itself and charge connected devices like an iPhone or iPad.

mophie 2019 powerstation battery packs
In addition to USB-C, the battery packs have either one or two USB-A ports depending on the model for charging multiple devices simultaneously. Each has a fabric design with an LED indicator for charging status and battery life.

The new 2019 line is available in multiple capacities and colors as follows:

  • Powerstation mini: 5,000mAh. One USB-C and one USB-A port. Available for $39.95 in Black, Gray, Navy, Hot Pink, and Light Blue.

  • Powerstation: 10,000mAh. One USB-C and one USB-A port. Available for $49.95 in Black, Gray, Navy, and Pink.

  • Powerstation XL: 15,000mAh. One USB-C and two USB-A ports. Available for $59.95 in Black and Gray.

  • Powerstation XXL: 20,000mAh. One USB-C and two USB-A ports. Available for $69.95 in Black.

The battery packs are available now on Mophie.com and will be available at Best Buy, Verizon, and T-Mobile retail stores across the United States.

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Top Rated Comments

nutmac Avatar
88 months ago
$70 for 20,000 mAh is starting to make sense. Still a premium price but Mophie used to charge obscene amount of money (well over $100).
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88 months ago
Need to know the max total output possible and the max output for each port - if favorable, I’d pick up one of the larger ones.

Sad to say that for that price - 1. I doubt it is USB-C PD and 2. I bet simultaneous charging rates are trash.

I hope the opposite is true and they’d have a purchase instantly if so.
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