Razer continues to experiment with new products and product categories by today
taking the wraps off an aptly named Power Bank.
While obviously far less exciting on paper than
Project Valerie or even that Nabu Watch we haven’t heard much about in quite
some time, this Razer Power Bank is arguably smarter, more versatile and
feature-packed than your typical external smartphone battery.
Designed primarily with Razer laptops in mind, even
more specifically its award-winning Blade Stealth, the “Intelligent device
charging” accessory automatically detects what gadget it’s connected to,
instantly employing fast charge technology whenever possible.
With Quick Charge 3.0 support, it should rapidly top
up your LG V20, G5, HTC 10 or ZTE Axon 7, touting an ample 12,800 mAh capacity,
and letting you energize up to three mobile devices simultaneously, thanks to a
pair of USB-A ports, as well as an additional USB-C connector. It even supports
MacBooks and other non-Razer laptops, launching in March across the US, UK,
Canada, Germany and France at a price of US$ 150/€ 170/£ 145.
