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Gionee Launches 10,000mAh Wireless Power Bank in India, Priced at Rs 1,299


Gionee Launches 10,000mAh Wireless Power Bank in India, Priced at Rs 1,299

By Techtonic group

Chinese smartphone company, Gionee, has launched a new GBuddy 10,000mAh wireless power bank in India. The device comes with an advertised MRP of Rs. 3,999, but is currently available on Amazon for Rs. 1,299 as part of an introductory offer. It carries a 6-month warranty and is being offered in a Black color option.

Gionee claims that the Gbuddy 10,000mAh power bank can charge wirelessly and through the USB port simultaneously. According to its listing page on Amazon, the power bank can charge a 3,000mAh phone battery in around 90 minutes, and a 4,000mAh battery in about 2 hours. It takes around 5.5 hours to get juiced-up itself.

The Gbuddy power bank supports up to 12W (5V x 2.4A) wired charging, while the wireless output is rated at 5W (5V x 1A). The device is made out of metal and weighs 270 grams. It measures 13.8cm in length, 6.8cm in width and 1.5cm in thickness.

Gionee made a comeback into the smartphone market late last year after declaring bankruptcy several months earlier. The company has since launched a bunch of smartphones and accessories both in China and India.

Gionee has had a tough time of it in the Indian market in recent years, with much of its thunder stolen by its Chinese rivals Oppo, Vivo, Xiaomi and Realme. The accessories market is also getting fairly crowded these days, so it will be interesting to see how the company's latest offering will be accepted by consumers in the country.

Buy the Gionee GBuddy Wireless Power Bank from Amazon: (Rs. 1,299)

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