Compact size, hyper power: the Iniu P63 can charge a laptop!
The Iniu P63 changes the game completely — it's compact and tough, but powerful enough to recharge a pro-grade laptop!
The Iniu P63 is powerful enough to keep your pro workflow going | Image by Iniu
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Either that, or they are huge and chunky and take a significant slot in your backpack.
Iniu P63: Pro power in a small package
The Iniu P63 has been created specifically to attack those pain points. It is the smallest 100W, 25,000 mAh power bank that you can find.
To drive the point home, it supports 100W PD 3.0 to be able to top up a 14” MacBook Pro, Dell XPS, or ThinkPad with no issue. Three times over. And it has a total of three outputs, so you can charge multiple mobile devices at one time.
All of that in a package that measures 4.3 x 2.7 x 1.4 in (11 x 7 x 3.6 cm) and weighs 13.8oz (392.3g).
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Freedom for all types of digital creators

Charge anything | Image by Iniu
With its versatile power delivery system, the Iniu P63 isn’t only useful for laptops, tablets, and smartphones.
So, the Iniu P63 can keep cameras, drones, and computers running. What else?
Truly limitless gaming
If you are the happy owner of a Steam Deck, ROG Ally, or Nintendo Switch, you probably know the feeling of battery percentage phobia. Sure, you can take your favorite games on the road, but what if you run out of juice at hour 4, and you are on a train that’s nowhere close to its destination?
With its PD 3.0 protocol, the Iniu P63 has more than enough power to keep you going. You’ll be able to play for the entirety of your trip and even have all your devices charged when you arrive.
Safety and convenience

Tough and dependable anywhere | Image by Iniu
The Iniu P63 itself charges up pretty fast — you can top up all of its 25,000 mAh in just 84 minutes. It comes with a detachable “carry cable” — when its not in use, its braided, mil-grade cable doubles as a lanyard so you can have the powerbank hanging off any strap on your backpack.
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