Unix has expanded its fast-charging lineup with the launch of the 2TRU Power Bank, a compact yet powerful charging solution designed for users who constantly move between devices. With its in-built cables delivering 22.5W Power Delivery fast charging and its 15W wireless output, the 2TRU enables users to charge up to four devices at the same time, making it one of the most versatile portable chargers in its category.
Priced at ₹2999, the 2TRU Power Bank is now available at the official Unix India website and in major e-commerce platforms like Amazon and Flipkart.
The power bank features two dedicated wireless charging zones, one for smartphones and another for smartwatches, supported by a strong magnetic connection that ensures secure alignment throughout the charging process. This dual-wireless architecture allows users to charge both devices simultaneously without adjusting placement or worrying about interruptions. A crisp digital display provides real-time battery capacity, further enhancing user convenience.
Staying true to Unix’s convenience-first approach, the device comes with two built-in cables. The first is an innovative 2-in-1 charging cable that also functions as a lanyard, making it easy to carry on the go. The second is a detachable cable that supports multi-device charging, eliminating the need for additional accessories.
Built to maximise compatibility and performance, the power bank supports a wide range of input-output configurations. The Type-C, USB-A and C-to-C ports support fast-charging across 5V to 12V modes, ensuring stable performance for phones, earbuds and wearables. The wireless charger automatically adjusts between 5W and 15W, providing optimal power delivery for compatible Android and iOS devices.
Speaking on the launch, Mr. Imran Kagalwala, Co-Founder, Unix India, said, “People are constantly switching between devices, and the 2TRU Power Bank is built to keep up. With dual wireless zones and fast in-built cables, it brings everything you need into one sleek, pocketable companion, so staying powered is no longer a task.”