Xiaomi’s UltraThin Magnetic Power Bank 10000 25W is now on sale in Singapore — the first confirmed global market outside Hong Kong and China.
Priced at SGD 109 (~$85), it comes in Glacier Silver, Graphite Black, and Velvet Red. The last hue is new to the 10,000mAh line: it was previously exclusive to Xiaomi’s smaller 5,000mAh UltraThin Magnetic Power Bank launched in China mid-October.
This isn’t the same unit as the Slim Magnetic Power Bank 10000 25W sold in Hong Kong, though they share finishes and capacity. The UltraThin version is thinner, matching the 6.75 mm profile of the 5,000mAh model. That makes it among the slimmest 10,000mAh magnetic power banks on the market.
It supports Qi2 wireless charging, enabling faster, more stable alignment with compatible phones like the iPhone 15 Pro, Pixel 9 Pro, and Galaxy S25 series. Its peak output is 25W, outpacing rivals such as the Anker Nano Magnetic Power Bank, which caps at 15W and currently sells for $54.99 on Amazon.
Four LEDs show remaining battery level. A separate LED on the left side lights up when the power bank is actively charging a device wirelessly, a detail Xiaomi added for clarity, not just aesthetics.
The price marks a sharp jump from Xiaomi’s earlier UltraThin Magnetic Power Bank, which the company sells globally at a lower tier. Notebookcheck notes this new 10,000mAh model is 45% more expensive than that predecessor, though it doesn’t specify the older unit’s current global price or capacity.
No availability has been confirmed for the US, India, UK, or EU markets. Xiaomi has not issued a press release or updated its global website with product pages or regional pricing.
That leaves Singapore as the only verified launch point so far, and the SGD 109 price tag the only confirmed figure outside Asia’s regional variants.
For context: the 5,000mAh UltraThin Magnetic Power Bank launched in China at a thickness of 6.75 mm and supports up to 20W charging. The Hong Kong–sold Slim Magnetic Power Bank 10000 25W shares the same capacity and wattage but lacks the UltraThin moniker and the Velvet Red option.
Xiaomi’s move consolidates design language across tiers, borrowing color options and thinness from the smaller model while scaling up capacity and power delivery. Whether that translates into wider rollout depends on demand signals from Singapore and Hong Kong.
Next step: watch for regulatory filings, retailer listings, or official announcements targeting India or the US. Neither market has seen pricing, packaging, or certification data yet.
Until then, SGD 109 remains the only firm number, and Singapore, the only place you can buy it.
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