Ultima Introduces Dual 20,000 mAh Power Banks with Triple-Device Charging

Ultima, a popular Nepalese accessories brand, has just unveiled two new power banks: the Ultima Boost 20K Ultra Max and the Ultima Boost 20K Mini. Both models come packed with a substantial 20,000 mAh battery capacity and the ability to charge three devices at the same time, making them ideal travel companions or everyday carry solutions.

The Ultima Boost 20K Ultra Max stands out with its rugged aluminum construction and advanced 12-layer IC protection system, ensuring durability and safety. This model delivers a impressive total output speed of 100W, capable of charging laptops along with other devices. In contrast, the Ultima Boost 20K Mini features a sleek, compact ABS hard plastic body and a built-in braided cable supporting both Type-C and Lightning connections, eliminating the need for extra cables. However, the built-in cable is exclusive to the Mini version only.

When it comes to charging speeds, the Ultra Max can handle up to 100W output, supporting a range of fast-charging protocols such as QC 3.0, VOOC, PD, WARP, SFS, and PPS. The Mini, while smaller, still offers up to 22.5W of power, sufficient for quickly topping up smartphones and tablets. Both power banks can charge three devices simultaneously; the Ultra Max equipped with two Type-C ports and one Type-A port, while the Mini includes two built-in cables (Type-C and Lightning) plus an additional Type-C port.

Charging the power banks themselves is straightforward. Ultima recommends using a 20W PD charger for the Mini, which can reach a full charge in approximately 3 to 4 hours. The Ultra Max, when using an 18W PD charger, takes around 10 hours to fully charge, but with a more powerful 65W PD charger, this time can be reduced to roughly 6.5 hours.

In terms of pricing, Ultima has introduced attractive discounts for launch. The Ultima Boost 20K Ultra Max has an MRP of NPR 9,999 but is available at a discounted price of NPR 4,799. The Ultima Boost 20K Mini, with an MRP of NPR 7,999, is currently offered at NPR 2,799. Both models come with a 6-month warranty and a 30-day replacement guarantee, providing buyers with peace of mind.

These new additions to Ultima's lineup offer Nepalese consumers robust, high-capacity power solutions at compelling prices, making them strong contenders in the local market.