INIU Innovations Inc. via Amazon has
INIU Bundle: 20000mah 22.5W Mini + 10000mAh 30W Travel Power Bank on sale for
$26.97 when you follow the deal instructions below.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Members
gsplby and
AquaApple7139 for contributing to this deal.
Deal Instructions:
- Visit this promo page
- Click "Add to Cart" for 3-in-1 INIU 10000mAh 30W Travel Power Bank w/ Built in USB-C Cable under "Qualifying Items"
- Click "Add to Cart" for 20000mAh INIU 22.5W Mini Power Bank w/ LED Display under "Benefit Items"
- Proceed to checkout with both items in cart
- The total price should be $42.96 - $15.99 Promotion applied at checkout = $26.97 + free shipping
About this product:
- 20000mah
- 20000mAh power bank with 22.5W PD fast charging
- Detachable USB-C cable doubles as a nylon lanyard
- Digital display shows remaining battery capacity
- Flight-approved design with built-in flashlight
- Compact 11oz build with multi-device charging ports
- 10000mah
- 10000mAh power bank with 30W USB-C fast charging
- Foldable AC plug supports direct wall charging
- Built-in USB-C cable with USB-C and USB-A ports
- Charges devices while automatically recharging its battery
- Digital display with compact 3-in-1 travel design
Top Comments
I assume this will also have the same issue where the display very occasionally sticks at a higher percentage (like >60%) then won't update until it dies. That only caught me once, then I learned to only trust the display when charging the battery and not when it's being used to charge stuff. I could see that being an issue for someone who is frequently uses the battery and needs an accurate gauge.
Community Reviews
This INIU bundle pairs a 20,000mAh mini bank with a 10,000mAh travel bank, and the standout is the low bundle price once the smaller bank is added as the free offer. The 20,000mAh unit has been used successfully on long trips and can charge an M1 MacBook Air, while the newer 45W versions are described as more convenient for modern devices that support faster charging. The main cautions are that the deal can be confusing to activate, the display on some units may stick at a higher percentage, and there are durability concerns from a button failure and a swollen battery report. A practical option if you want compact backup power and can confirm the bundle terms at checkout.
Common Questions (5)
Add the 10,000mAh power bank as the free offer so the bundle pricing triggers. That drops the 20,000mAh bank to about $16 and brings the total to about $27 with the smaller bank included.
Yes, it can charge an M1 MacBook Air. For MacBook use, a 45W unit is better because lower wattage can drain faster than it charges.
Yes, the offer is for two power banks, not a single unit. The bundle includes the 20,000mAh 22.5W Mini and the 10,000mAh 30W Travel power bank.
The display can occasionally stick at a higher percentage and may not update until the battery is fully drained. It is most reliable while the power bank is charging, not while it is actively powering devices.
One unit had a button that stopped clicking and needed a warranty claim, and another INIU power bank reportedly swelled after a few months and split open. The warranty process was straightforward, but swelling is a serious fire-risk warning.
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I assume this will also have the same issue where the display very occasionally sticks at a higher percentage (like >60%) then won't update until it dies. That only caught me once, then I learned to only trust the display when charging the battery and not when it's being used to charge stuff. I could see that being an issue for someone who is frequently uses the battery and needs an accurate gauge.
I assume this will also have the same issue where the display very occasionally sticks at a higher percentage (like >60%) then won't update until it dies. That only caught me once, then I learned to only trust the display when charging the battery and not when it's being used to charge stuff. I could see that being an issue for someone who is frequently uses the battery and needs an accurate gauge.
I assume this will also have the same issue where the display very occasionally sticks at a higher percentage (like >60%) then won't update until it dies. That only caught me once, then I learned to only trust the display when charging the battery and not when it's being used to charge stuff. I could see that being an issue for someone who is frequently uses the battery and needs an accurate gauge.
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