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Slim 10000mAh power bank with two 2.4A USB-A outputs and dual Type-C / Micro USB input.
Two USB-A outputs at 5V/2.4A each — both fast
10000mAh (3.7V / 37Wh) capacity
Rated output capacity 5200mAh at 5V/2A
Dual input — Micro USB and Type-C at 5V/2A
Slim, pocketable profile
Two matched 2.4A outputs in a slim body, which makes the P20K the fastest of Awei's basic 10000mAh banks. Compare it across our power banks.
Both USB-A outputs run at 5V/2.4A. That sounds unremarkable until you look at the alternatives: several dual-port banks, including Awei's own P5K, pair one fast port with a much slower second one. Here you can charge two phones together without either being penalised, and 2.4A is the fastest standard USB-A output before you get into the fast-charge protocols.
Awei publishes both figures, which is more honest than most brands manage. The cell holds 10000mAh at 3.7V, and the rated deliverable output at 5V/2A is 5200mAh. That second figure is what actually reaches your phone after voltage conversion, and it is the one that matters — roughly 52 per cent. Worth comparing directly: the P37K quotes 6200mAh from the same nominal 10000mAh cell, which is about a thousand milliamp-hours more delivered. If total charge matters more to you than port speed, that is the better buy of the two.
The flat profile is the point of this model — it goes in a shirt pocket or a laptop sleeve without bulging. Both Micro USB and Type-C inputs are provided at 5V/2A for recharging.
Sourced through authorised retailers in Bangladesh with an official warranty — the term is in the specification above and our warranty policy explains how a claim works.
| Type | Portable power bank |
|---|
| Output ports | 2 × USB-A |
|---|---|
| USB output 1 | 5V / 2.4A |
| USB output 2 | 5V / 2.4A |
| Type-C input | 5V / 2A |
| Micro USB input | 5V / 2A |
| Battery capacity | 10000mAh (3.7V / 37Wh) |
|---|---|
| Rated capacity | 5200mAh (5V / 2A) |
| Warranty | 6 months official |
|---|
The first is what the cell holds at 3.7 volts. The second is what actually reaches your phone at 5 volts after conversion losses. The rated figure is the one that matters, and Awei publishing both is more honest than most.
The P20K for port speed — two matched 2.4A outputs against the P37K's 2.1A. The P37K for total charge, since it quotes 6200mAh delivered against this one's 5200mAh from the same nominal capacity.
Yes, and neither is penalised — both ports run at 5V/2.4A. That is unusual at this price, where many dual-port banks pair one fast port with a much slower second one intended only for earbuds.
Not in the fast-charge protocol sense. 2.4A at 5 volts is the fastest standard USB-A output, but it is not Power Delivery or Quick Charge. For those you want the P13K or P88K, which support 22.5W-class charging.
Yes. At 37 watt-hours it is comfortably under the 100Wh threshold airlines apply to carry-on batteries, so no prior approval is needed. It must travel in the cabin, never in checked luggage.
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