Carbon fiber power bank isn’t new. But here’s an upcoming carbon fiber power bank collection that does not look like the typical carbon fiber products. Folks, meet the Sharge Forged Carbon Fiber Series Power Banks.
Using carbon fiber on power banks is a no-brainer. Carbon fiber is lightweight and offers a high strength-to-weight ratio. It is also corrosion resistant, and it has high stiffness and low thermal expansion.
The Sharge Forged Carbon Fiber Series Power Banks inherit the advantages of CF while presenting them in exquisite texture that is smooth to the touch. Each power bank has a forged unibody that promises to have a high resistance to breakage and wear.
For the eco-conscious, you’d be glad to know that the power banks are built from recycled carbon fiber. Anyhoo, being CF, it affords Sharge to create lighter and slimmer power banks. All told, there are three models in the collection: CarbonBlad, CarbonMag (10K), and CarbonMag (5K).
CarbonBlade
Packing 10,000 mAh, the CarbonBlade has an ultra-slim body that measures just 0.46 inches (12 mm) and tips the scales at a mere 0.36 pounds (164g) while offering 22.5 W fast charging and dual ports of USB-C and USB-A. Plus, it has a low-current mode allowing it to charge devices like smartwatches, fitness trackers, TWS, and more.
CarbonMag (10K)
Billed as the world’s first Qi2 carbon fiber power bank, this 10,000 mAh power bank boasts 15 W wireless charging with official Qi2 certification that works seamlessly with iPhone’s MagSafe wireless charging. It allows the topping of your iPhone battery on the go without the hassle of cables.
CarbonMag (5K)
The CarbonMag (5K) is a 5,000 mAh version of the CarbonMag (10K). It shares the same sleek, iPhone-ish design language as its bigger brother, offering snap-on wireless charging with a super slim and lightweight form factor of just 0.35 inches (89 mm) and 0.25 pounds (113g).
Sharge Forged Carbon Fiber Series Power Banks will be launched in late August with up to 36% off an early bird discount. If you are keen, be sure to get yourself signed up to be notified when it launches.
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