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SharePower Dual-Half Power Bank Debuts 10,000 mAh, 35W

6/17/2026

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Nimble SHAREPOWER, a modular power bank that splits into two independent 5,000 mAh USB-C chargers, was introduced.
Locked together, the halves form a 10,000 mAh unit that outputs up to 35 W to charge three devices simultaneously.
Each half has its own USB-C port, a built-in cable or pop-up connector, and a display showing remaining charge percentage.
The system balances load so re-connected modules share power evenly, not one half staying fully charged.
The assembled device measures about a 3-inch square and an inch thick.
A limited-edition Liquid Crystal Edition adds a colorful, translucent shell made from thin, flexible composite material.

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Priced at $80, the Sharepower sits above typical 10,000 mAh banks, reflecting its modular design.
Unlike the recent wave of slim wireless chargers, Nimble markets the device as a wired, eco-sensitive option.
At 216 grams total, each half weighs 108 grams, making it heavier than Baseus’s 196-gram model.
Silicone skins in blue and pink add grip and protection, and can be removed.
Reviewers say the split design may ease family disputes by allowing a single half to be shared.
The author admits he often sacrifices up to 25 % of his charge for his kids’ phones.

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The magnetic connection lacks a locking mechanism, causing the halves to separate unintentionally during bag handling.
Both halves emit a faint crackling noise while charging an iPhone 17 Pro Max, even after the battery reaches 100 %.
The left half includes a 7-inch braided cable that doubles as a lanyard and can be tucked into a dedicated slot when the modules are joined.
The device is offered in white, blue, and pink, expanding aesthetic choices for consumers.
When reconnected, the LCD switches from displaying each module’s individual charge level to a single combined percentage.

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Nimble SHAREPOWER, a modular power bank that splits into two independent 5,000 mAh USB-C chargers, was introduced.
Locked together, the halves form a 10,000 mAh unit that outputs up to 35 W to charge three devices simultaneously.
Each half has its own USB-C port, a built-in cable or pop-up connector, and a display showing remaining charge percentage.
The system balances load so re-connected modules share power evenly, not one half staying fully charged.
The assembled device measures about a 3-inch square and an inch thick.
A limited-edition Liquid Crystal Edition adds a colorful, translucent shell made from thin, flexible composite material.

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