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boAt has expanded its product portfolio with the launch of the Apex Powerbank Series in India. The new lineup includes four models: Apex PB400, Apex PB400 Pro, Apex PB445, and Apex PB332 MagnaCharge. The powerbanks offer battery capacities of up to 20,000mAh, up to 22.5W two-way wired fast charging, and built-in foldable stands.
Apex PB445 comes with a 20,000mAh capacity and supports 45W two-way Turbo Fast Charging, along with QC 3.0, Power Delivery, and PPS. It features a built-in two-way Type-C cable, while a Type-C port and USB-A port provide triple-output capability.
The powerbank also features a rugged anti-slip body with a premium soft-touch finish and glass top.
Apex PB332 MagnaCharge offers 15W magnetic wireless charging and 22.5W two-way wired fast charging. Its built-in foldable stand keeps a compatible smartphone upright while charging.
The 10,000mAh power bank also includes a USB-A output, anti-slip soft-touch body, and smart power management. The included MagnaCharge Ring adds magnetic charging compatibility to suitable devices and cases.
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Apex PB400 packs a 20,000mAh battery with 22.5W two-way wired fast charging, supported by QC 3.0, Power Delivery and PPS. It features a built-in two-way Type-C cable, a Type-C port, and a USB-A port, offering triple-output flexibility.
Apex PB400 Pro also comes with a 20,000mAh capacity and 22.5W two-way wired fast charging. It features an ultra-compact design, a built-in two-way Type-C cable, and a glass top with a digital display showing the remaining power.
Apex PB400 is priced at Rs. 2,199 and comes in Noir Black and Storm Blue. Apex PB400 Pro costs Rs. 2,599 and is available in Shadow Black and Nimbus Blue. Apex PB445 is priced at Rs. 2,899 in Phantom Black and Tempest Blue, while Apex PB332 MagnaCharge costs Rs. 1,999 and comes in Noir Black, Storm Blue and Arctic White.
The series is available through Amazon, Flipkart, boAt’s D2C platform and leading retail channels.
boAt CEO Gaurav Nayyar said the company aims to build boAt into a consumer technology brand serving users across work, travel and entertainment, with Apex expanding its portfolio beyond audio.
