This post is brought to you in paid partnership with INIU
With Christmas just around the corner, gift-buying season is in full swing, and if you’re looking for a top gift for those who are always on their devices, integrated energy solutions firm INIU has some great holiday offers to save you money and put smiles on the faces of friends and family.
INIU’s award-winning charging products are available in over 174 countries and are trusted by over 40 million users to provide focused, reliable energy.
And right now, INIU is not only offering you the chance to win a prize every day, it also has a 15% discount on the feature-packed Pocket Rocket P50 power bank. Read on for the all the details.
Throughout December, and into January, INIU is running an interactive Online Advent Calendar on its official website. Each day, you can open one box for a chance to win exclusive holiday rewards, including:
The Online Advent Calendar runs from December 12 to January 10, so make sure you don’t miss out and visit the INIU site today.
The INIU Pocket Rocket P50 embodies the saying “good things come in small packages”, as this portable power bank packs in a huge capacity to keep you topped-up on the move.
In fact, this is the smallest 10,000mAh battery bank on the market, providing multiple recharges from a footprint which is just 3.3 x 2 x 1 inches and weighs 160g.
Don’t let it diminutive size put you off, as the P50 boasts 45W max fast charging, a handy display for real-time power data, a built-in USB-C cable, the ability to recharge three devices simultaneously, and the speed to get your phone from 0% to 73% in as little as 25 minutes.
And right now, you can save 15% off the P50’s MSRP on the INIU website.
INIU Pocket Rocket P50: was $32.99 now $28.05, save 15%
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