Elecjet launches crowdfunding campaign for new graphene power bank

In January 2019, Elecjet announced its plans to launch a Kickstarter campaign for its graphene-enhanced USB-C / A fast charging power bank. Now, Elecjet is back with the Elecjet Apollo Ultra – a 37Wh (10,000mAh) power bank that can be charged at 100W, and can output at up to 87W across its two ports.

Elecjet improves the lithium cells that are inside every device, by using what it calls “composite graphene cells”. It presumably means mixing a graphene solution in with the lithium in the cathode, and then adding layers of graphene coating the anode.

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