The Flash Pro series. (Source: Chargeasap)
The start-up Chargeasap set up an Indiegogo campaign to fund the production of its Flash Pro and Pro Plus power banks. Its success has enabled the company to start selling the ~100W-capable accessories through its own website. They boast 25,000mAh rated capacities based on the latest graphene power-storage technology.
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Chargeasap asserts that its latest series of power banks can cope with the most high-powered and demanding smartphones or ultrabooks of today, even the latest MacBook Pros. The Flash Pro has 3 USB type-C ports, one of which is rated to deliver its ~25,000mAh capacity at 100 watts (W).
The OEM touts it as capable of charging multiple devices at once at their optimal rates (dependent on specs), one of which can do so wirelessly thanks to the extra added charging pad found on the top of the power bank. The Flash Pro Plus is touted to do much the same, although some of its ports and its own wireless charging coil is optimized for Apple products, MagSafe-compatible iPhones included.
The Pro Plus also has a second, smaller pad intended for Apple Watches. It is now priced at US$319 on the Chargeasap website, whereas the Flash Pro is now priced at $299. The company claims to be able to ship worldwide, although it does not say when one of these new powerbanks should reach a buyer.
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