Unix has launched the UX-1519 powerbank, a compact 10,000mAh device built with high-density lithium polymer cells for stable power delivery. Its pocket-friendly design makes it easy to carry in travel pouches, handbags, or even pockets, ensuring portability without compromising on performance.
The powerbank comes with an LED display to show real-time battery percentage, making it easy for users to track charge levels. It also features two integrated flat-fold cables (Type-C and Lightning), ensuring compatibility with both Android and iOS devices while removing the need to carry separate charging wires.
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Supporting 22.5W PD fast charging, the UX-1519 provides four output options—one USB port, one Type-C port, and the two in-built cables—allowing users to charge up to four devices simultaneously. This makes it suitable for multitasking professionals and travelers who need multiple devices powered on the go.
Priced at ₹2,499, the UX-1519 comes in Black and White variants with a one-year warranty. Alongside this launch, Unix is preparing to expand its lineup with over 30–40 new products across categories like TWS earbuds, speakers, neckbands, and even portable hand fans in time for Diwali.
Imran Kagalwala, Co-Founder of Unix, in an official statement noted, “At Unix, we strive to build at least one standout feature into every product, something that adds real value to everyday use. With the UX-1519, it’s the integrated flat-fold cables and multi-device charging that make it uniquely functional. Our focus on purposeful innovation has helped us cross sales of over millions of products so far, a milestone that motivates us to keep raising the bar for accessible, user-friendly tech.”
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