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| The red finish and built-in display give the Honor Life power banks a distinctive look |
Honor has quietly expanded its accessory lineup in China with two new HONOR Life power banks, and they're shaping up to be solid budget picks for anyone who wants fast charging without paying flagship prices. The new models arrive in 10,000mAh and 20,000mAh capacities, both featuring built-in cables and 22.5W bidirectional fast charging.
The launch was first spotted on Honor's official JD.com store, with the 10,000mAh version priced at 148 yuan (roughly $22) and the 20,000mAh model at 198 yuan (about $30). Both are available now in China, though Honor hasn't announced international pricing or availability yet.
Built-In Cable and Fast Charging in a Compact Package
The headline feature here is the integrated USB-C braided cable, which supports two-way fast charging—meaning you can use it to top up your phone or recharge the power bank itself without digging through your bag for a separate cable. That's a genuinely useful design choice for travelers and commuters who want to keep things minimal.
The power banks also include separate USB-A and USB-C ports for additional connections, and Honor says both models support simultaneous charging of multiple devices. A digital display on the front shows the remaining battery level, so you're never guessing how much juice is left.
Charging performance is rated at a maximum of 22.5W. According to Honor's claims, that's enough to charge the Honor Magic8 and Xiaomi 17 Pro to 20%, the iPhone 17 Pro to 28%, and the Huawei Pura 80 to 25% in just 30 minutes. Actual speeds will depend on device compatibility and supported charging protocols, as always.
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| Honor Life power banks feature matching red finishes and built-in charging displays |
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| Honor Life power bank shown fitting inside a pocket |
Safety Features and Portability
Both power banks include an NTC temperature-control chip to help manage heat during use, along with additional safety protections. They're 3C-certified and meet applicable Chinese regulations for air travel, so you can bring them on a plane without worry.
In terms of portability, the 10,000mAh model measures just 16.68mm thick and weighs 200g, making it the lighter and slimmer option for everyday carry. The 20,000mAh version is 24.9mm thick and weighs 313g—still manageable, but noticeably chunkier.
For comparison, Xiaomi also offers 20,000mAh power banks with built-in cables, but those support up to 67W charging. Honor's 22.5W output is more modest, though it matches the rated output of Xiaomi's own 20,000mAh model with an integrated cable. Huawei's recently launched SuperCharge P0024 goes even further with 100W support, but it's also a different class of product entirely.
Pricing and Availability
The HONOR Life power banks are available through Honor's official JD.com store in China. You can check out the listings here: 10,000mAh model and 20,000mAh model. For more details on the launch, IT Home has a full breakdown in Chinese.
At 148 yuan and 198 yuan, these are priced competitively for the Chinese market. Whether they'll make their way to international markets remains to be seen, but for now, they're a compelling option for buyers in China who want an affordable, travel-friendly power bank with fast charging and a built-in cable.
Stay tuned for more coverage on Honor's accessory lineup and other budget-friendly tech launches.
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| Honor Life power bank charging speed comparison (machine translated) |