Ciunedr N10 40000mAh Portable Charger with Built-In Cables

Charger: The Ciunedr N10 is a 40000mAh portable power bank with built-in charging cables and a battery-status display. Its claimed six-device output setup may suit group charging, but the listing gives inconsistent details about cable count and simultaneous outputs.

At a glance

The listing claims a 40000mAh capacity and built-in cables for charging without carrying a separate cable set.
An LED display is described for checking the remaining battery level.
The listing describes six simultaneous device outputs and two ways to recharge the power bank.

Price

$22.98Save 38%

Reference price: ~~$36.99~~

Price checked: Nov 13, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Built-in cables can reduce the need to pack separate charging cables.
The LED display provides a direct battery-level readout.
Customer feedback specifically praises charging speed and includes a report of a phone staying charged for days.

Technical specifications

15 specifications

Identity
Brand	Ciunedr
Model	N10
Color	Night Black
Compatible device	Smartphone

Power and battery
Battery capacity	40000 milliamp_hours
Battery cell type	Lithium Polymer
Voltage	3.7 volts
Power configuration	Corded Electric
Battery included	1 Nonstandard Battery batteries required. (included)

Connections and features
Connector type	USB Type C
Number of ports	3
Built-in cable	Built In Cable

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed	5.82 x 2.83 x 1.18 inches
Battery weight	389.98 g

Other details
Warranty description	12 months

What to know before buying

The listing says no adapter is included. Its package claim mentions a Type-C cable for recharging the bank and devices, alongside the charger and user manual.

Listing details to confirm

Listing details are inconsistent: the title and specifications say the bank has three ports, while feature text describes three ports plus three built-in output cables and six simultaneous outputs. Cable descriptions also vary between four built-in cables and three charging cables plus a USB-A input cable. Confirm the selected listing's cable and output configuration before buying. The advertised fast-charge speed has no rate or supported device-specific details here.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Travel or outdoor use where carrying built-in charging cables and checking battery status are useful.
Buyers who want a stated high-capacity power bank and may charge several phones at once, after confirming the output configuration.

Less suited to

Buyers who need verified simultaneous multi-device output, a specified charging wattage, or a complete wall-charging kit.

Ciunedr N10 40000mAh Portable Charger with Built-In Cables · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.4 / 5 · 1,129 ratings

5 stars68%68%
4 stars16%16%
3 stars9%9%
2 stars3%3%
1 star4%4%

Customer feedback highlights perceived charging speed and positive impressions of quality. One customer says the bank kept their phone charged for days. These reports may matter to buyers seeking a phone-focused backup pack, though the listing does not specify charge rates or independently establish how many device charges to expect. The overall rating distribution is mostly five-star, with a smaller share of lower ratings, so experiences are not uniformly positive.

Positive themes

Customer feedback describes charging speed positively.
Customer feedback describes product quality positively.

Frequently asked questions

How many devices can the Ciunedr N10 charge at once?

Feature text claims six simultaneous outputs, described as three built-in charging cables and three ports. Other listing details give differing cable counts, so confirm the selected model's configuration.

Does it include a wall adapter?

No. The listing explicitly says no adapter is included.

Can I see the remaining battery level?

The listing describes an LED display for monitoring the power bank's battery level.

What do customers report about charging?

Customer feedback highlights perceived fast charging and includes one report that the bank kept a phone charged for days. This does not establish a charging rate or a guaranteed number of charges.