Ugreen has introduced a power bank that tries to remove one of the most common frustrations in portable charging: carrying an extra cable. The PB610 folds a USB-C cable into the body, pairs that with a smart front display, and keeps the overall package compact enough for everyday carry.
The model is listed on JD.com at 199 yuan and is scheduled to go on sale on 26 May. With a 10,000mAh capacity and 45W output, the PB610 is aimed at users who want a more streamlined charging setup without giving up useful status information.
Built-in cable, smaller hassle
The most visible design change is the integrated USB-C cable. Ugreen uses a silver finish with red accents on the cable, and the cable is not only meant for charging but can also wrap around the body and function as a strap.
That approach sets the PB610 apart from many other 10,000mAh power banks that still rely on separate cables. For people who travel often or want to carry less gear, the built-in cable makes the device easier to manage on the move.
The power bank measures 109 x 58.5 x 25.5 mm and weighs about 239 grams. Those dimensions keep it in a familiar range for a 10,000mAh unit, so it should still fit easily into a small bag or jacket pocket.
A display that shows more than battery percentage
Another key feature is the 1.47-inch smart screen on the front. It shows total output power, battery temperature, remaining battery percentage, and battery health status in real time.
Ugreen also adds a personalization option for the display. Through Bluetooth connection with a mobile app, users can upload custom images or emojis to appear on the front panel.
That combination gives the PB610 a more informative role than a typical power bank. Instead of showing only a simple battery indicator, it provides a live view of charging activity and internal conditions.
Charging setup for multiple devices
The PB610 comes with a 2C + 1A layout, made up of the built-in USB-C cable, one USB-C port, and one USB-A port. Both the cable and the USB-C port support output up to 45W, while the USB-A port supports up to 22.5W.
Ugreen says the power bank can charge up to three devices at once. When all three are in use, charging speeds drop because the 45W total output is shared across the active ports.
The company also says the PB610 supports standard fast-charging protocols for broad compatibility. That includes devices from Apple, Android, Nintendo Switch, wireless earbuds, and portable cameras.
Internal battery and temperature control
Inside the body, Ugreen uses two 5,000mAh 21700 cylindrical cells with steel casings. The company also says it uses an upgraded NTC temperature control chip to monitor heat periodically during charging.
These internal details support the PB610’s focus on both practicality and monitoring. The power bank is not only designed to reduce cable clutter, but also to give users more direct insight into how it is performing.
Ugreen has also shared charging claims for several devices. The company says the PB610 can charge an iPhone 17 Pro Max to 65 percent in 30 minutes, a Huawei Mate 80 Pro Max to 52 percent in the same time, and a Xiaomi 17 Pro Max to 43 percent.
Those figures are company claims, so real-world results will depend on the device and charging conditions. Even so, they place the PB610 in the category of accessories built to combine convenience with fast charging.
For now, the PB610 is listed only in China, and Ugreen has not announced a global launch schedule. The brand has regularly brought charging accessories to the US and European markets, which leaves open the possibility of wider availability later on.
