Ven Dens VD-PB063 50000mAh Power Bank with Built-in Cables and Digital Display
The Ven Dens VD-PB063 is a huge 50000mAh power bank with 22.5W fast charging, a digital battery display, and built-in Type-C and Lightning cables plus USB and USB-C ports. It charges up to four devices at once, ideal for travel, long days out and keeping the whole family powered.
₨7,900
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- DELIVERY Within 24 Hour in Lahore, 3-5 Days all over Pakistan
- Return Policy 14 Days for peace of mind
- Delivery Cost Free delivery for order over PKR 10,000.
The Ven Dens VD-PB063 50000mAh Power Bank is a high-capacity portable charger that fast charges up to four devices at once at 22.5W, with built-in cables and a clear digital display.
Key features
- Huge 50000mAh capacity built from five 10000mAh polymer cells for many full charges
- 22.5W fast charging output for supported phones
- Charges up to four devices at the same time, with independent output on each port
- Built-in Type-C and Lightning cables, plus USB and USB-C ports, so you rarely need extra cords
- Digital display shows the exact remaining battery level
- Durable PC and ABS body rated for around 300 charge cycles
Specifications
| Brand | Ven Dens |
|---|---|
| Model | VD-PB063 |
| Capacity | 50000mAh |
| Max output | 22.5W |
| Ports | USB-C, USB-A, plus built-in Type-C and Lightning cables |
| Display | Digital battery display |
| Battery type | Polymer |
| Dimensions | 148.2 x 69.5 x 67 mm |
| Colour | Black or White |
Frequently asked questions
How many times can it charge a phone?
A 50000mAh power bank charges a typical smartphone roughly 6 to 8 times, depending on the phone and usable capacity.
Can it charge several devices at once?
Yes, it charges up to four devices at the same time, with independent output on each port so they do not slow each other down.
Does it come with cables?
Yes, it has built-in Type-C and Lightning cables, plus USB and USB-C ports for other devices.
Is it allowed on flights?
At 50000mAh it is about 185Wh, which is above the common 100Wh airline carry-on limit, so it is usually not permitted on planes. Please check with your airline before travelling.
