Description
| Item No.: | cx01 Power Bank |
| Capacity: | 5000mAh / 19.25Wh | 10000mAh / 38.5Wh |
| Size: | 104 x 66 x 8.6mm |
| Weight: | 103g |
| Material: | Aluminum Alloy |
| Type-C Input: | 5V/3A, 9V/2A |
| Type-C Output: | 5V/3A, 9V/2.22A, 12V/1.67A |
| Wireless Output: | 5W / 7.5W / 10W / 15W |
| Total Output: | 20W Max |
cx01 Power Bank is a slim aluminum magnetic wireless power bank with 15W wireless charging, Type-C fast charging and black or silver finish options.








Frequently Asked Questions: CX01 Slim Magnetic Wireless Power Bank
1. What specifications are confirmed for the CX01?
The published CX01 specification lists 5000mAh / 19.25Wh and 10000mAh / 38.5Wh capacity options, a 104 × 66 × 8.6mm size, 103g weight, aluminum-alloy material, Type-C input profiles up to 9V/2A, Type-C output profiles up to 12V/1.67A, wireless output levels from 5W to 15W, and a 20W maximum total output. Because two capacities are shown alongside one size and weight, buyers should confirm the mechanical dimensions, weight, cell configuration, and labeling for each selected version.
2. How should buyers compare the two CX01 capacity versions?
The current page confirms two capacity and energy options but does not publish separate drawings, weights, thicknesses, cell models, or usable-output measurements for both versions. Buyers should request an approved specification sheet and physical sample for each capacity, including dimensions, weight, cell and nameplate data, magnetic layout, temperature results, and measured discharge energy. Charge-count or size comparisons should not be published until both versions are verified.
3. What is confirmed about CX01 magnetic and wireless charging?
The published specification lists wireless output levels of 5W, 7.5W, 10W, and 15W, but it does not publish verified wireless-protocol certification, magnetic alignment standard, magnet grade, holding force, case-thickness limit, or device-specific charging speed. Buyers should request the wireless module specification, applicable certification evidence, coil and magnet layout, alignment tolerance, foreign-object detection, efficiency and temperature-rise data, and target-device test results.
4. How does the aluminum-alloy body affect performance?
Aluminum-alloy housing is confirmed, but the material alone does not prove improved wireless efficiency, a specific heat-dissipation rate, or resistance to thermal throttling. Performance depends on the complete mechanical and electrical design, including coil placement, shielding, cell spacing, thermal interfaces, firmware, and ambient conditions. Buyers should request wireless-efficiency, surface-temperature, internal-temperature, sustained-load, drop, and enclosure-safety test results for the final construction.
5. What is confirmed about CX01 Type-C input and output?
The Type-C input lists 5V/3A and 9V/2A profiles, while the output lists 5V/3A, 9V/2.22A, and 12V/1.67A profiles with a 20W maximum. These voltage and current values do not by themselves confirm a named fast-charging protocol, universal device compatibility, or a full-recharge time. Buyers should verify protocol negotiation, charger and cable requirements, target-device behavior, recharge curves, temperature rise, and simultaneous wired/wireless power allocation on the approved sample.
6. What should buyers confirm for CX01 colors and surface finish?
The page lists black and silver finish options but does not publish the surface-treatment process, coating thickness, hardness, scratch resistance, fingerprint resistance, salt-spray result, color tolerance, or sunlight-temperature comparison. Buyers should request approved color samples, process specifications, adhesion and abrasion testing, corrosion testing where required, cosmetic acceptance limits, logo-process samples, and packaging-protection requirements before approving mass production.
7. What OEM and ODM options are available for the CX01?
Standard OEM service starts at 500 pieces for logo and packaging on the existing CX01 platform. Light customization, such as an approved shell color, documentation, or packaging change, generally starts at 1,000 pieces. Wireless module, magnet system, battery, PCBA, firmware, thermal design, connector system, or structural changes are deeper ODM work and generally start at 2,000 pieces. Final MOQ, capacity option, color and packaging feasibility, samples, tooling, lead time, and certification scope must be confirmed in the quotation.






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