TECH – Xiaomi has expanded its magnetic charging accessories with the introduction of the UltraThin Magnetic Power Bank 10000 25W, a portable charger combining a substantial battery capacity with wireless charging and a slim design. The new accessory brings together features from two magnetic power banks previously introduced by the company, offering users a balance between portability and extended battery life. According to Notebookcheck, the device has appeared in Singapore, although Xiaomi has not yet confirmed its availability in other international markets.
The new model follows Xiaomi’s earlier 5,000mAh UltraThin Magnetic Power Bank, which debuted in China in mid-October. Measuring just 6.75 millimeters thick, that smaller version supports charging speeds of up to 20W. Shortly afterward, Xiaomi introduced another 10,000mAh magnetic charger in Hong Kong, known as the Slim Magnetic Power Bank 10000 25W, available in Glacier Silver and Graphite Black.
The latest UltraThin edition combines the larger 10,000mAh battery with the distinctive styling of its smaller sibling. It comes in three color options: Glacier Silver, Graphite Black, and Velvet Red. The red finish was previously featured on Xiaomi’s 5,000mAh model, giving customers another option beyond traditional metallic colors.
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One of its biggest selling points is Qi2 wireless charging support, delivering up to 25W of power to compatible smartphones. This exceeds the 15W wireless charging limit offered by several competing magnetic power banks, including Anker’s Nano Magnetic Power Bank. The higher output could make wireless charging more convenient for users who prefer attaching their power banks directly to their phones without connecting cables.
Xiaomi has also included four LED indicators to display the remaining battery level, allowing users to monitor available power at a glance. An additional small indicator positioned on the left side illuminates when wireless charging is active, providing a simple visual confirmation that a connected device is receiving power.
The new power bank is priced at SGD 109, approximately US$85, across all three color variants in Singapore. This represents a 45% premium over Xiaomi’s earlier UltraThin magnetic charger. Whether the accessory will reach additional international markets remains uncertain.
