OnePlus 67W SuperVOOC 10,000 mAh Power Bank Is Launched at 229 Yuan With a Built-In Display

OnePlus 67W SuperVOOC 10,000 mAh Power Bank Is Launched at 229 Yuan With a Built-In Display

OnePlus has launched a 10,000mAh power bank with 67W SuperVOOC charging and a built-in colour display in China. According to Notebookcheck, it costs 229 yuan, about $34, and sales begin…

October 16, 2026
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OnePlus has launched a 10,000mAh power bank with 67W SuperVOOC charging and a built-in colour display in China. According to Notebookcheck, it costs 229 yuan, about $34, and sales begin on October 21, 2026.

The company has not announced international pricing or availability, so Indian buyers should treat this as a China launch for now.

OnePlus 67W Power Bank at a Glance

OnePlus 67W SuperVOOC 10,000 mAh Power Bank Is Launched at 229 Yuan With a Built-In Display
FeatureDetails
Capacity10,000mAh
Maximum output67W SuperVOOC
Other output modes45W USB Power Delivery, 55W PPS
Recharge inputUp to 40W
DisplayTFT colour screen
CableBuilt-in braided cable that doubles as a carry loop
Price229 yuan (about $34); 199 yuan (about $30) package price
Sales startOctober 21, 2026 (China)
OnePlus 67W SuperVOOC 10,000 mAh Power Bank Is Launched at 229 Yuan With a Built-In Display

What the Display Shows

The small TFT screen shows the remaining battery level, real-time power, and estimated charging and discharging times. That is more useful than the usual four LED dots, because you can see how fast the phone or laptop is actually drawing power.

Charging Speeds and Laptop Support

The power bank outputs up to 67W with SuperVOOC, OnePlus’s fast-charging system, and also supports 45W USB PD and 55W PPS for other devices. With the power bank, it can charge laptops, though speeds depend on the device. You can recharge the power bank itself at up to 40W. Learn more about the standard on USB hardware, and see more OnePlus stories on our site.

OnePlus 67W SuperVOOC 10,000 mAh Power Bank Is Launched at 229 Yuan With a Built-In Display

Safety and Design

OnePlus says the power bank passed five safety tests under China’s new national standard and received 2026 certification. The braided cable is built in and doubles as a carrying loop, so you do not need to bring a separate cable. Size and weight were not stated in the report.

There is a small price oddity in the source: the article’s summary line gives $30 for 229 yuan, while the body text says about $34 for 229 yuan and about $30 for the 199 yuan package price. We have used the body text figures.

Will It Come to India?

OnePlus has not said. The brand sells accessories in India, but there is no confirmation for this model. If it launches, expect pricing and certification details to differ from China.

OnePlus 67W SuperVOOC 10,000 mAh Power Bank Is Launched at 229 Yuan With a Built-In Display

Quick Answers

How big is the battery?

10,000mAh.

How fast does it charge?

Up to 67W SuperVOOC, and recharges at up to 40W.

When does it go on sale?

October 21, 2026, in China.

What is the capacity of the OnePlus 67W power bank?

It has a 10,000mAh capacity.

How It Compares With Typical Power Banks

Most 10,000mAh power banks charge phones at 18W to 33W and show their charge with a handful of LED dots. This model aims higher, with up to 67W output and a screen that reports real-time power, which puts it closer to premium accessories. For phone users, the fast-charging benefit only appears when the phone supports the same protocol, so check your device before assuming the full 67W.

A 10,000mAh capacity is also a practical size for travel. It is generally enough for around two phone charges, although real numbers depend on the phone battery and conversion losses. Because airlines usually allow power banks below a certain capacity in cabin baggage, a 10,000mAh unit is easy to carry on trips. Always check the rules of your airline and the labelling on the power bank before flying.

What Indian Buyers Should Do

Since the launch is limited to China at the moment, the best step is to wait for an official India announcement from OnePlus rather than buying a grey-market import. Imported power banks may not carry Indian certification or warranty, and charging accessories with unclear safety approvals are not worth the risk.

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