Cuktech is developing a new power bank, model LPB200NC, according to a filing in the China Compulsory Certification (CCC) database. The device features four outputs, including two integrated USB-C cables and a separate USB-C port, each capable of delivering up to 55W. A USB-A port provides up to 33W for older devices.
Leaked specs suggest 45W recharge and 20,000 mAh capacity
Both the integrated USB-C cables and the USB-C port can also serve as inputs for recharging the power bank. A Weibo leaker named Bald Panda claims the LPB200NC will recharge at 45W and have a 20,000 mAh capacity. However, the reliability of this information is unclear.

Cuktech has not announced a release date for the LPB200NC in China. Global availability is also unknown.
The LPB200NC resembles the existing Cuktech CP24 Dual Power Bank, which also has dual USB-C cables and a 20,000 mAh capacity but a lower maximum output of 40W. The new model would offer higher power output if it reaches production.
Source: NotebookCheck



