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itel Zeno power banks bring 45W charging under ₹3,000
itel has launched Zeno power banks in India with 10,000mAh and 20,000mAh options, 45W output, and a built-in USB-C cable.

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itel has launched its new Zeno power bank lineup in India, targeting the high-volume budget segment with specs that stand out at this price. The range includes two models — 10,000mAh and 20,000mAh — and both support up to 45W output. Each also comes with a built-in braided USB-C cable.
Formally, these are smartphone accessories, but itel says they can also be used with tablets and laptops.
The pitch is not just battery size. The integrated cable removes the usual need to carry a separate wire, while an LED display shows the remaining charge directly on the body instead of relying on basic indicator lights. The casing is made from fire-resistant ABS+PC plastic, and the company says there are added protection mechanisms for connected devices.
Key specs for the itel Zeno series:
- Capacity: 10,000mAh or 20,000mAh
- Fast charging: up to 45W
- Cable: built-in braided USB Type-C
- Display: LED charge indicator
- Compatibility: smartphones, tablets, laptops, earbuds
- Body: fire-resistant ABS+PC
itel has not disclosed the exact Power Delivery profiles for different devices, so laptop charging speeds will depend on the model. Even so, 45W is still higher than many low-cost power banks, which often top out at 18W to 33W. That should be more than enough for phones and tablets, and could make these packs a workable travel option for thin office laptops.

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Pricing is aggressive. The 10,000mAh version costs under ₹2,000, while the 20,000mAh model is priced below ₹3,000. The products were announced on Amazon India on July 17, with sales starting on July 23.
itel is clearly trying to break into a category long dominated by Xiaomi, Ambrane, and Anker — leaning on features rather than brand strength. At these prices, built-in USB-C cabling and 45W output are still not common in the budget tier.
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via ITzine


