Phone batteries are only getting better, but we arguably need our smartphones more than ever. With that comes the importance of a good and reliable power bank. D-Link have the latest answer here, as they launch their newest DPP‑201 20,000mAh Power Bank.
The DPP‑201 also features a few premium features, including a built-in digital LED display to show remaining capacity, along with two USB‑C ports and one USB‑A port to cover a range of older and modern devices.
It also supports fast-charging up to 65W USB Power Delivery (PD) and includes QC 3.0 via its USB‑C ports. The DPP‑201 can even charge something like a Nintendo Switch up to three times on a single charge.
In the interest of safety, it has also been designed with advanced protection features, including overcurrent, overvoltage, overcharge, overtemperature, and short-circuit protection.
D-Link A/NZ MD Graeme Reardon commented on the launch, stating, “The DPP‑201 combines performance, convenience and intelligent safety into one beautifully designed product. As our devices get smarter and more powerful, reliable mobile charging has become essential. The DPP‑201 ensures that whether you’re at work, in transit or off the grid, your technology stays ready when you are.”
Key Features of the D‑Link DPP‑201 20,000mAh Power Bank include:
- A portable powerhouse with a high 20,000mAh power supply capability
- Charge three devices at the same time with USB-A and USB-C ports
- Digital LED display shows remaining battery as a real-time percentage
- Compatible with PD 3.0 and QC 3.0 for fast power supply
- USB Type-C connectors for both charging and supplying power to connected devices
- Delivers up to 18W via USB-A and up to 65W via USB-C – enough to fast-charge a laptop
- Designed with advanced protection features: overcurrent, overvoltage, overcharge, overtemperature and short circuit protection
The D-Link DPP‑201 20,000mAh Power Bank is available now from www.dlink.com.au and all authorised D-Link resellers and partners in Australia and New Zealand for A$99.95 (RRP).
Featured header image provided by D-Link.
