DIY 18650 Power Bank Case with Fast Charging and No Soldering

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DIY power bank case fits 3 x 18650 batteries, supports fast charging up to 22.5W, and features a clear battery level display.

  • Solder-free installation
  • Type-C and Micro USB ports
  • Modular for easy maintenance
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Estimated Delivery Time3–7 business days

Effortless DIY Assembly

Designed with a solder-free approach, this power bank case allows beginners and enthusiasts to assemble it quickly without technical skills.

Its modular construction supports easy maintenance and straightforward upgrades like battery replacements.

Compatible with 18650 Batteries

The case holds three 18650 flat-top batteries, accommodating up to 10,000mAh capacity to deliver long-lasting power.

Please note that batteries are not included, allowing you to select your preferred quality and capacity.

Advanced Charging Performance

Supports 10W or 22.5W fast charging protocols to quickly charge connected devices, saving time.

Includes Type-C input/output with multiple voltage settings and a USB output to meet different device needs.

  • Type-C Input: 5V=4.5A, 9V=2.5A, 12V=1.85A
  • Type-C Output: 5V=4.5A, 9V=2.5A, 12V=1.85A max
  • USB Output: 5V=2.1A

Clear Battery Level Display

A high-definition indicator displays the remaining battery power, letting you monitor energy levels at a glance in real time.

Key specifications

  • Compatible Batteries: 3 x 18650 flat-top (not included)
  • Battery Capacity: 10,000mAh rated (5V=2.1A)
  • Energy Conversion Efficiency: β‰₯75%
  • Output Power Options: 10W or 22.5W
  • Available Colors: White or Black

What's in the box

  • Power Bank DIY Kit (case)
  • Screw Pack
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Mysterious Shopper August 12, 2026 β˜… β˜… β˜… β˜… β˜…

The batteries are almost new with a capacity of about 2000-2500mAh each, and each had the same starting voltage of 4.2V, all were balanced, and then the battery discharged to 3.9V and the power bank stopped working, meaning the lifespan is very short, only 10-20 percent of the full capacity, only 4.2-3.9V works at all, it just looks good.