Are you tired of the awkward charger shuffle when you and a friend both need a boost? Nimble just unveiled a game-changer at CES 2026 – a power bank that splits in two, letting you charge two phones simultaneously without the tether. Say goodbye to the 'pass-it-back' dance!
The Champ Stack 10K looks like your standard 10,000mAh power bank at first glance, complete with a built-in USB-C cable. But here's where it gets revolutionary: it’s designed to safely split into two independent 5,000mAh mini power banks. Each half operates on its own, giving you and a friend the freedom to charge your devices without staying physically connected.
And this is the part most people miss: Nimble didn’t sacrifice practicality for innovation. One half keeps the integrated USB-C cable, while the other features a fold-out USB-C connector. No extra cables needed! This makes it perfect for travel, crowded events, or everyday situations where multiple devices are running low on juice.
Each 5,000mAh half packs enough power to fully recharge a dead smartphone, covering most modern devices. While charging speeds aren’t the fastest on the market, they’re more than sufficient for phones and smaller gadgets. The full unit supports up to 30W charging, while each separated half delivers up to 20W.
But here’s where it gets controversial: At an estimated price of $A80, the Champ Stack 10K sits at the higher end of the portable charger market. Is the added flexibility worth the premium? Nimble seems to think so, targeting users who frequently share power or juggle multiple devices.
Set to launch in spring 2026, this split power bank addresses a common frustration with a simple yet ingenious mechanical solution. It’s a small tweak to a familiar product, but one that could make shared charging far less inconvenient.
What do you think? Is the Champ Stack 10K a must-have innovation, or is it overkill for the average user? Let us know in the comments – we’re curious to hear your take!
