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The Realme Power Bank 2 is available in both black and yellow (Image source: Gizmochina)

Realme launches 10000 mAh Qualcomm Quick Charge 4.0 Power Bank 2 in India for US$26

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Alongside the Realme X50 Pro, the Realme TV, the Realme Watch, and a whole host of upcoming devices, Realme launched the Realme Power Bank 2, a US$26 10000 mAh charger with Quick Charge 4.0 technology.

Topping off an eventful day across its product lines, Realme launched the Power Bank 2 recently, a 10000 mAh power bank that supports Qualcomm Quick Charge 4.0 for ultra-fast charging on support devices.

The Realme Power Bank 2 has two-way quick charging, which means that the power bank itself can leverage quick charging technology for faster top-up times. The 10000 mAh Realme Power Bank 2 will sell in India for Rs. 999, which works out to approximately US$26, not bad for a device that supports modern quick charge standards.

The Realme Power Bank 2 will be available at launch in two colors, black and yellow. Customers can pick it up either on Flipkart or on the Realme retail site.

Apart from the Realme Power Bank 2, Realme also unveiled a host of new products, from the Realme TV and Realme Watch to the Realme X50 Pro smartphone and the Realme Buds Air Neo TWS earphones.

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