Unix Launches Ux-1515, A 10000 mAh Pocket Sized Power Bank With 35w Fast Charging Output

Mumbai, Sep 19: Unix India, a leading brand in consumer electronics and mobile accessories, announced the launch of its latest power bank, the UX-1515. With its sleek, compact design, 35W Type-C PD output, and 10,000mAh Li-polymer battery, the Unix UX-1515 power bank is tailor-made for the fast-paced, on-the-go lifestyles of Gen Z and Millennials.Available in two sleek variants—White and Black—the UX-1515 comes with 12 months warranty and can be purchased from Unix India website and leading retail stores at the price of 1499/-.

The Unix UX-1515 power bank provides fast charging for mobile and compatible devices in a lightweight design of just 173 grams, making it the perfect travel companion. Pocket-sized for maximum portability, its high-performance lithium-polymer battery ensures long-lasting power. The digital display on the power bank provides a real-time update on the remaining battery percentage. With safety, reducing risks like battery erosion and overcharging. Additionally, the UX-1515 is aircraft-friendly, allowing users to carry it on flights effortlessly.

With 35W fast charging technology, including PD 35, the UX-1515 charges devices efficiently, significantly reducing charging time. Its smart chipset optimizes energy management, providing protection against short circuits while ensuring safe and reliable charging. The integrated carry wire, which doubles as a USB, enhances both functionality and aesthetics, making the UX-1515 a seamless blend of convenience and style.

Sandeep Bafna, Director of Unix India, stated, “We are proud to expand our series of Made-in-India power banks. This new power bank is designed for simplicity and practicality, catering to the everyday needs of our users while reflecting our commitment to innovation and quality.

Looking ahead, Unix plans to introduce power banks with capacities of up to 50,000mAh and advanced functionalities. The brand is also expanding into more premium product lines, reflected in its recent logo update aimed at appealing to a higher-end market.