Xiaomi Launches a 25,000mAh Power Bank That Puts Out 250W, With a 140W Cable Built In
Xiaomi has launched the Power Bank Pro 25000 250W in China for 999 yuan. It has a 70 cm retractable cable, two 140W USB-C ports and a hidden display.
Xiaomi has launched a power bank that can charge a laptop and a phone at the same time. The Xiaomi Power Bank Pro 25000 250W went on sale in China on Xiaomi Youpin and Xiaomi Mall for 999 yuan, which is about $150.
As the name says, it holds 25,000mAh (97.36Wh) and can deliver up to 250W in total. That energy rating is just under the 100Wh limit most airlines set for power banks in carry-on bags, so it is built to travel.
Three ports, one of them a cable
The most useful detail is the 70 cm USB-C cable that pulls out of the power bank itself. It supports up to 140W, so you do not need to carry a cable for your laptop. A second USB-C port also supports up to 140W, and there is a USB-A port rated up to 120W.
Add those three together and you get 400W on paper, but the power bank tops out at 250W across all ports at once. If you connect a laptop, a phone and a tablet together, the 250W is shared between them.
A display you only see when it is on
Xiaomi has hidden a colour display in the body. It shows how much charge is left, how much power is flowing in or out, the temperature and the battery health, and you do not need an app to read it. If you do want one, the power bank works with the Mijia app and supports Xiaomi's Find Device feature.
Charging the power bank itself
It also charges at up to 140W. Xiaomi says it can refill about 49% of its own capacity in 30 minutes in ideal conditions. That is the company's number, and it will take longer in real use. The body measures 163.8 x 58.3 x 46.2 mm. Xiaomi says it meets China's updated 2026 CCC safety standard.
What it replaces
It follows Xiaomi's 212W power bank from last year, which had about the same capacity. The new one raises the total output and adds the built-in cable.
Will it come to India?
Xiaomi has not said anything about selling it outside China, and there is no word on India or a price in rupees. If it does arrive, the price will probably be different from China's. We will update this article if Xiaomi announces an international launch.
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