Anker has launched a new accessory called Zolo Smart Shield Built-in Cable Power Bank in the Chinese market. This new version comes with the recently announced Nano model, as both devices feature the integration of the brand’s new security technology, which aims to provide a charging experience free of any potential risks that meets the aspirations of users.
The new power bank features advanced battery cells compared to older versions of the company, as these advanced cells are manufactured by DTL, which is considered one of Apple’s most prominent suppliers. The device was provided with double safety protection tools, while relying on flame-resistant materials in the manufacture of the outer shell, and the company seems to be focusing on promoting these powerful features as a direct response to a series of previous problems that led to the recall of some products in 2025 due to concerns about their high temperature.
Actual performance: This innovative device allows charging up to three devices simultaneously with high efficiency. In addition to the built-in USB-C cable that facilitates wired charging, the power bank includes a wireless charging pad and an additional USB-C port, providing a maximum output power of 45 watts, relying on its internal 10,000 mAh battery to meet the needs of mobile users throughout the day.
To enhance user comfort during charging, the company provided the power bank with a practical magnetic holder integrated into the design. This smart addition allows the user to find a comfortable and ideal viewing angle to install his smartphone and follow content or make video calls with complete ease during the wireless charging process, making it an ideal accessory for office use or during travel and trips.
The new power bank is scheduled to be available in the Chinese market at a price of 199 Chinese yuan, which is equivalent to about 29 US dollars, and its official launch will begin on March 12. Until this moment, the company has not provided any indicators or official statements about the possibility of launching this advanced model in other global markets such as the United States, where older versions of the same series are currently sold.
