My Power Introduces Nano C1: A Compact, Adapter-Like Power Bank for On-the-Go Charging

My Power Nano C1 Review

My Power, a brand known for its wide range of power banks in Nepal, has launched a new model called the Nano C1. This power bank stands out with its unique design that mimics a laptop charging adapter, making it both compact and easy to carry.

Design and Build

The Nano C1 features a slim, sleek profile that earns its “Nano” name. Though the exact dimensions aren’t specified, promotional images suggest it is small enough to fit comfortably in a pocket. The front side has a textured grip, while the back is smooth. It comes in a black finish with orange accents around the ports. A single button on the top reveals a hidden digital display that shows the battery level and activates only when needed, keeping the device looking clean when not in use.

Battery and Performance

Inside, the Nano C1 houses a 10,000 mAh lithium polymer battery, a common capacity that should provide roughly two full charges for most smartphones. It supports fast charging speeds of up to 22.5W through both USB-A and USB-C ports. The USB-C port also supports input charging, allowing the power bank itself to be recharged. The device complies with FCC, CE, and ROHS certifications for safety. With a 20W input, a full recharge takes about five hours.

Key Features

• Compact, adapter-like design with a pocket-friendly form factor
• Hidden digital display showing battery percentage
• Dual ports: USB-A and USB-C (supports input/output)
• Supports QC 3.0 and Power Delivery fast charging protocols
• Safety certifications: FCC, CE, ROHS

Price and Availability

Launched on September 13, 2024, the My Power Nano C1 is now available in Nepal. The official maximum retail price is NPR 2,499, but it can currently be purchased for NPR 2,099 on select platforms. The product comes with a one-year warranty.