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MIIIW launches Neoseek Pure 10 new-national-standard 22.5W magnetic power bank with built-in cable: 15W wireless + 2C design, 169 yuan

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IT Home, November 12: MIIIW has listed the Neoseek Pure 10 new-national-standard 22.5W magnetic power bank on JD.com, featuring a 2C design at a first-release price of 169 yuan. It comes in radish orange with a textured anti-slip surface, an LED digital display on the front and a magnetic charging module on the back that supports 15W wireless charging. The bottom houses a USB-C 22.5W built-in cable and a USB-C 22.5W port, delivering up to 15W peak when wired and wireless output are used simultaneously.

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Xiaomi MIIIW Launches Neoseek Pure 10 New National Standard 22.5W Magnetic Power Bank with Built-in Cable: 15W Wireless + 2C Design, 169 Yuan

IT Home, November 12 news: Xiaomi MIIIW has now listed the Neoseek Pure 10 new national standard 22.5W magnetic power bank on JD.com. The product adopts a 2C design and has a launch price of 169 yuan.

The product comes in a radish orange color, features an anti-slip texture on the surface, has an LED digital display on the front, and a magnetic charging module on the back that can provide 15W wireless charging. The bottom of the power bank is equipped with a USB-C 22.5W built-in cable and a USB-C 22.5W port, providing up to a 15W peak when wired and wireless output are used simultaneously.

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