Meet ASUS ZenPower 10050C (QC), The compact Power Bank with USB Type-C!

ASUS launched the ZenPower years ago. It was a relatively small  power bank that you could carry anywhere with you. It has now been updated with USB Type-C!

USB Type-C power bank

It was updated to 10,050 mAh but with a microUSB port. Now that USB Type-C is becoming the new norm, it has been updated yet again to have QuickCharge and USB Type-C!

Priced at just PHP 1,795 but is relatively smaller than comparable same capacity power banks like the Tronsmart.

Meet ZenPower 10050C (QC)

USB 3.0, USB 2.0, USB Type-C, LED indicator, LED flashlight, power button

Like its previous iterations it has nearly the same appearance. The cylindrical shape is enclosed in brushed metal on all sides.

Regulatory information at the bottom

Textured metal enclosure

On top are the USB 3.0, USB 2.0, USB Type-C, LED flashlight, LED power indicator and power button.

At the bottom are the specifics and regulatory information. There is an ASUS logo at the front.

The rest of the features

ASUS branding

It is capable of charging up to two devices simultaneously with one being Quick Charge compatible.

It can charge a 3,500mAh phone at least two times with out problem!

There are three LEDs that indicate the amount of power reserved inside. There is one large LED beside it and it serves as an LED flashlight. 

You tap the power button one and it turns on and displays the current power level. You hold the power button to turn on and turn of the flashlight feature.

It takes around 3 hours to fully charge the ZenPower from 0 to 100 percent via the USB Type-C port.

It can charge a 3,500mAh phone at least two times with out problem.

Asus ZenPower 10050C (QC) Specs

Battery: 10,000 mAh lithium-ion cell

Input: 5V/3A

Output: USB Type-C: 5.1V/1A, USB 2.0: 1/5.1V/1A, USB 3.0: 2/5.1~6.1V/3A or 6.1V~12.1V/18.3W

Others: LED indicator, LED flashlight

Dimensions: 100 x 59.6 x 22 mm

Weight: 230 g

Price: PHP 1,795

Compared to the competition, the new ZenPower is on the pricier side. Most quality power banks can do most of what the ZenPower can do at a more affordable price albeit without USB Type-C.

The key feature that may make you decide to get it is its small form factor and if you really need USB Type-C right now. Otherwise, we would wait for the competition.

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