Cool Technology CP26 Power Block with "Built-in Cable" Mobile Power Bank Launched: 2C+1A Support for 67W Output, 15000mAh Capacity, Available in Black and White for 149 Yuan
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Cooltech announces the launch of the CP26 power block "built-in cable" mobile power bank, featuring a 2C+1A design and equipped with a 15000mAh battery cell. Priced at 149 yuan, it will be available for purchase on October 22. The product supports a maximum output of 67W, comes with a LED digital display screen, and is available in two color options: moon white and ink black.
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News from the IT family on October 16th: Cooltech announced the launch of the CP26 power block "built-in cable" mobile power bank. This product features a 2C+1A design and is equipped with a 15000mAh battery cell. It will be available for purchase on October 22nd at a price of 149 yuan.

The product measures 158.5x67.5x32.5mm and weighs 463g. It is available in two color options: Moon White and Ink Black. The battery capacity is 15000mAh. The front of the product is equipped with a digital display screen with the code LED, which can show the real-time battery level. The product comes with a USB-C 67W charging cable that is approximately 13 cm in length. When stored, it forms a handle structure, making it convenient for users to carry. Additionally, it provides 1 USB-C 67W port and 1 USB-A 22.5W port.

The official emphasizes that this product uses lithium iron phosphate batteries of the same type as those used in automobiles, with a cycle life of over 2,000 times. The product has fully passed the new national standard 3C certification for 2026, features built-in safety cells that can withstand punctures, and supports intelligent management and monitoring throughout the entire lifecycle.

In terms of performance output, the device supports a charging power of up to 67W, and the built-in cable enables dual-direction fast charging. The product supports the AVS protocol, which can charge the Xiaomi 17 Pro to about 68% of its battery capacity in 30 minutes (at a maximum of 67W), and it can charge the Apple iPhone 18 Pro Max to about 75% of its battery capacity (at a maximum of 54W).

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