Elecom's Na Plus sodium-ion power bank uses safer and longer-lasting sodium-ion battery technology
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Elecom has introduced the Na Plus power bank, the first of its kind that employs sodium-ion battery technology. This 9,000mAh power bank is touted for its environmentally friendly manufacturing and longevity, promising up to 5,000 recharges. Designed for extreme temperatures, it presents a safer alternative to lithium-ion batteries, which dominate the market but involve unsustainable mining practices. Priced at approximately $67 in Japan, it offers a maximum output of 45W via USB-C and is expected to last for over a decade of daily use, despite its less impressive performance compared to existing lithium options.
Elecom's Na Plus power bank is the first consumer-ready power bank using sodium-ion technology, boasting a lifespan of nearly 5,000 charges without overheating.
With a 9,000mAh capacity and a power output of 45W, the Na Plus offers environmental advantages over traditional lithium-ion batteries while remaining competitively priced.
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