Trozk released a portable battery pack that doubles as a retro communication device, offering a unique solution for users who need high-power charging alongside emergency communication tools. The Trozk Cellular Power Bank combines a 20,000mAh capacity with a distinctive shell inspired by the Motorola DynaTAC 8000X, appealing to collectors and practical users alike. This hybrid design allows buyers to carry a reliable power source for laptops and tablets while retaining the ability to communicate in areas without cellular coverage.
Retro-styled accessory features walkie-talkie and voice recorder
The device features a retro-inspired design with a shell that mimics the classic Motorola DynaTAC 8000X brick phone. It includes a removable antenna and an LED display to indicate status. The unit also functions as a voice recorder, adding another layer of utility for field work or documentation. This combination of retro aesthetics and modern utility targets users who value distinct hardware design in their accessories.
Specifications
- Capacity: 20,000mAh
- Max Output: 165W
- Charging Standard: Power Delivery 3.1
- Ports: 2x USB-C, 1x USB-A
- USB-C Max Output: 100W per port
Under the hood, the power bank supports Power Delivery 3.1 with a maximum output of 165W. It includes three ports: two USB-C ports and one USB-A port. Each USB-C port can deliver up to 100W individually. The USB-A port provides a maximum output of 30W. When both USB-C ports are in use, the total max output is 165W. The max output drops to 108W when three devices are connected simultaneously.
Trozk claims the power bank can charge high-power devices such as a MacBook Pro, a Steam Deck, and a tablet. The walkie-talkie feature requires two units of the power bank to establish communication. This requirement means the feature is best suited for pairs or small groups rather than large networks. The device is available to buy from the manufacturer's website.
The Trozk Cellular Power Bank is priced at $149 USD (around $149). It is currently on sale for $89 USD (around $89.00). This pricing makes the retro-styled accessory more accessible for budget-conscious buyers. Users looking for a unique power bank with communication capabilities can purchase it directly from the manufacturer.
Source: NotebookCheck




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