Lenovo has announced the Legion P5 10000, a new power bank designed for its gaming ecosystem. The company revealed the device on May 19 through its official Weibo account. This accessory targets users who need to charge high-powered devices like laptops and handheld gaming PCs while on the move.
Includes integrated cable and mecha-like design
The power bank features a 10,000mAh battery capacity and supports up to 100W fast charging. It includes an integrated Type-C cable along with two additional ports, one USB-C and one USB-A. The device sports a chunky mecha-like design and includes a small round display for status information. Lenovo claims the unit holds 3C certification, which allows it to be taken on planes and trains.
Lenovo states that the Legion P5 10000 supports its own fast charging protocol as well as those used by Huawei and Apple. The device is priced at CNY 169 (about $24.82) in China. A listing for the product is already live on JD.com with a release date set for May 19.
The announcement comes as Lenovo expands its Legion accessory lineup. The company previously released a Legion Go Power Bank with a 12,800mAh capacity and 65W max output. That earlier model magnetically attaches to the back of Legion Go handhelds and features a built-in kickstand.
Lenovo has not confirmed details regarding an international release for the Legion P5 10000. There is currently no official product page available to verify all technical specifications beyond the announced features.
Source: NotebookCheck
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