Power Banks Price in Nepal

Power Banks in Nepal: Overview

A power bank is a portable rechargeable battery that lets the user charge their mobile phones, earbuds, tablets, or other electronics when a direct power source is not available. They are useful for travelling, long workdays, sudden power outages, or places where power is not guaranteed. Our GBN Store carries power banks from three major brands that can meet a wide range of customers. Firstly, we have Anker, which is known for its premium build quality and genuine fast-charging technology. Likewise, another one is Ugreen, which offers a strong balance of high wattage and value. And lastly, we have Ultimas, which is a Nepali-founded brand that focuses on affordable, everyday-use power banks. 

How to Choose the Right Power Bank

When it comes down to choosing the right power bank, there are a few things to know about how you will use it, rather than buying the highest capacity that is available. Firstly, ask yourself these questions: 

How many charges do you actually need?

It is essential to figure out how many times you need to charge your phone before you charge the power bank itself. If you need just a quick charge during the day and you will be home by evening, you won’t need a power bank with a huge capacity. However, if you are travelling for several days without easy access to an outlet, you will need something bigger that can charge your phone multiple times before it runs out. 

How many devices do you need to charge at once?

If you are someone who owns multiple devices and needs to charge them all at once, a power bank with more than one output port matters more than raw capacity alone.

Do your devices support fast charging?

If you own a laptop or a mobile phone that is built for fast charging, it is worth checking whether the power bank supports fast charging or not. So buy in accordance with fast-charging availability so that you don’t waste your money on features you won’t use. 

Understanding mAh: What Capacity Do You Actually Need?

mAh stands for milliamp-hour, and it measures how much energy a power bank can store in it. The higher the number, the more charge it can deliver before needing to be recharged. A normal power bank typically has a 5,000-10,000mAh can charge 1-2 smartphones to full, which is ideal for a single-day backup or light daily usage. The 20,000mAh power bank is the most popular capacity in our lineup, and it can deliver 3-4 phones at full charge, making it a strong all-rounder for travel or multi-day use without a charging outlet. However, beyond that, we get 25,000 mAh and above, which is best for multi-day trips, charging multiple devices, or if you want to charge a tablet or a laptop alongside your phone. However, due to the energy conversion losses, you will never get 100% of the stated mAh transferred to your device, so you can expect somewhat less in real usage. 

Power Banks by Capacity 

Standard Power Banks (5,000 mAh to 10,000) 

The power banks of this capacity are generally best for light and everyday use rather than heavy multiday usage. This power bank can deliver just one or two phones to full charge, and people prefer these due to their small design, which can easily fit into a pocket or a small bag. Due to the battery being smaller, this power bank can recharge itself noticeably fast, making it a safe pick for a single-day outing or a quick charge on a normal day. 

High Capacity Power Banks (20,000 and above)

This is the most popular capacity in our lineup is the 20,000mAh power bank, and it is a genuine all-rounder that balances size and weight. It is capable of delivering 3 to 4 full phone charges at a time, comfortably covering a full day of heavy phone usage, weekend trips, or several days of moderate use without needing to recharge it often. If you are not sure about which capacity to pick but want something that handles most situations, this capacity is the safest middle-ground choice. 

The 25,000mAh power bank is something that charges beyond just mobile phones but can charge tablets and laptops as well. This range is worth considering if you are travelling for several days without reliable access to an outlet. However, the trade-off here is the size and weight being noticeably bigger and heavier to carry around than a normal power bank. 

Understanding Wattage: Fast Charging Explained

While the mAh tells you how much charge a power bank can deliver, the wattage (W) tells you how fast it can deliver that charge. A simple power bank is capable of delivering 10-20W, which charges a phone in over an hour or more. The Mid-range options in our lineup, like Ugreen’s 100W and 130W Nexode models, can quickly charge phones and even charge a laptop at a reasonable speed. At the top of this list, we get Anker’s Prime series, which is capable of charging at 220W and 300W, and Ugreen’s 200W Nexode Pro, which is capable of delivering fast charging across multiple devices simultaneously. So, if you own a device that supports fast charging, choosing a power bank that actually matches or exceeds that wattage matters more than choosing a low-wattage power bank.

Types of Power Banks

Standard Power Banks 

These are the most common types of power banks with normal mAh, with a USB-A and a USB-C port, which can connect to your device via a separate charging cable. Most of our Anker Nano, Ugreen Nexode, and Ultima Boost models fall into this category, offering flexibility since you can use the compatible cable of your choosing.

Built-in cable Power Banks 

These are the kind of power banks that have built-in cables and skip the hassle of needing a separate cable. This is found in power banks like the Ugreen 20,000mAh and 5,000mAh, along with the Anker’s Nano and 323 series. This is genuinely convenient since you’ll never need to worry about forgetting a cable on the go.

Magnetic Wireless Power Banks 

The Ugreen Magnetic Wireless models and Anker’s Zolo and MagGo series are power banks that stick directly to the back of a phone using magnets. While using these power banks, we do not need any cables at all, and they are convenient for quick charging on the go. However, it is worth knowing that wireless charging is slower and less efficient than a wired connection. 

High-wattage Power Banks

These power banks are built to charge power-hungry devices like laptops, not just phones or earbuds. Anker’s Prime series and Ugreen’s Nexode Pro are some power banks that reach this capacity, with Anker’s largest model reaching 300W, which is great if you regularly need to charge a laptop without an outlet. This is the category to look at if you are looking for a power bank that isn’t just for smartphones. 

Power Bank Price List in Nepal

Anker 

Ugreen 

Ultima

Which Power Bank Brand Should You Choose?

The Anker power banks lead in being the premium, genuine fast-charging technology and long-term reliability, being worth the higher price if you want the most dependable option. Following it comes Ugreen that offers a genuinely strong middle ground, with high-wattage Nexode models that rival Anker’s performance but at an accessible price. Likewise, we also have Ultima, which is a Nepali-founded brand that focuses on affordable and everyday-use power banks. This makes it a smart choice if you want a dependable backup charger without spending much, though it doesn't offer higher wattage options such as Anker or Ugreen.

So, choosing the power bank moreover depends on your budget and your usage requirements. 

Are Power Banks Allowed on Flights? 

Yes, you are usually allowed to carry power banks in your carry-on baggage, but the limitation may vary according to the airline itself. For most airlines, they allow up to 100 Wh (roughly 27,000mAh at standard voltage without special approval, while capacities between 100Wh and 160Wh require approval in advance. However, anything above 160Wh is prohibited, and they are absolutely not allowed in checked baggage due to fire safety regulations. Yet these rules tend to vary according to airlines and country; it’s worth checking with your carrier before flying with a high-capacity power bank. 

Why Buy Power Banks from GBN Store

Any power bank that you buy through the GBN Store comes with a full manufacturer’s warranty; alongside that, you also get access to the service centers across the country.