Introduction

Power banks have become an important everyday accessory in India. Smartphones are now used for almost everything, from making calls and attending online meetings to watching videos, using maps, making digital payments, booking cabs and working remotely. Because of this, running out of battery at the wrong time can be a real problem.

A power bank provides a simple solution by allowing users to charge their devices without searching for a wall socket. They are especially useful for people who travel frequently, work outside the office, attend college, go on long road trips or spend several hours away from home.

According to Counterpoint Research, India’s power bank market moved towards higher-performance products during 2025. The ₹1,000–₹1,500 price range became an important segment, while USB-C and higher charging speeds of 20W to 30W and above became increasingly common. Xiaomi led the Indian market in 2025, followed by Ambrane, URBN, boAt and Portronics.

The wider Indian power bank market was valued at around US$1.07 billion in 2025, according to IMARC, which expects the market to continue growing over the coming years.

Based on market presence, product availability, brand recognition, charging technology, pricing and recent performance, here are 10 important power bank brands available in India.

1. Xiaomi

Parent Company	Xiaomi Corporation
Business	Smartphones, smart devices and consumer electronics
FY2024-25 India Revenue	₹24,144.5 crore
Recent Power Bank Position	Market leader in India in 2025
Main Products	Xiaomi Power Bank, Redmi Power Bank and Pocket Power Bank

Xiaomi is one of the strongest names in India’s power bank market. The company has benefited from its large smartphone customer base and extensive consumer-electronics ecosystem.

According to Counterpoint Research, Xiaomi India led India’s power bank market in 2025. The company was followed by Ambrane, URBN, boAt and Portronics. The company’s India business is much larger than its power bank category. Xiaomi Technology India reported approximately ₹24,144.5 crore in total revenue during FY2024-25, with a net profit of around ₹262.5 crore.

This revenue includes smartphones, televisions, smart devices, accessories and other products, so it should not be treated as power-bank revenue. Xiaomi remains particularly attractive to buyers who want a combination of price, capacity, charging speed and ecosystem compatibility.

2. Ambrane

Business	Mobile accessories and consumer electronics
Latest Reported Revenue	₹230 crore in FY2022-23
Earlier FY2025-26 Target	₹500 crore
Major Strength	Power banks and charging accessories
Main Products	Power banks, wireless chargers and mobile accessories

Ambrane is one of India’s best-known homegrown power bank brands. Unlike smartphone companies that sell power banks as part of a larger ecosystem, Ambrane has built much of its identity around mobile accessories and charging products.

The company started in 2012 and became particularly well known for affordable power banks. Ambrane said it had sold more than 4 crore products in India, with power banks making up a majority of its contribution at the time of the company’s 2023 announcement.

The company reported revenue of ₹230 crore in FY2022-23 and said it was targeting ₹500 crore in revenue for FY2025-26. Ambrane has expanded beyond traditional wired power banks. Its portfolio now includes magnetic and wireless charging products as well as models with USB-C fast charging.

Products such as the Aerosync series are aimed at consumers who want wireless or magnetic charging, while its traditional 10,000mAh and 20,000mAh models continue to target value-conscious buyers.

Counterpoint placed Ambrane as the second-largest power bank brand in India in 2025, behind Xiaomi. The company is especially relevant for Indian consumers who want a locally established brand, a wide product range and relatively affordable pricing.

3. URBN

Brand	URBN
Business	Consumer electronics and mobile accessories
FY2024-25 Revenue	₹86.67 crore
FY2025 Growth	Around 34%
Major Strength	Compact and high-capacity power banks
Main Products	10,000mAh and 20,000mAh power banks

URBN has quickly become one of the most visible Indian brands in the power bank category. The company focuses strongly on portable charging products and has tried to differentiate itself through compact designs, high capacity and fast charging.

Its 10,000mAh and 20,000mAh power banks are widely available in India’s online market. Many models offer USB Type-C charging, multiple outputs and fast-charging support.

One of URBN’s biggest selling points is its focus on making high-capacity power banks smaller and easier to carry. This is useful for travellers, students and people who spend long hours away from charging points.

Acetron Tech Ventures, the company associated with URBN, reported ₹86.67 crore in revenue in FY2025, representing approximately 34% year-on-year growth.

URBN is therefore an interesting example of a newer Indian consumer-electronics brand growing around a specific product category rather than relying mainly on smartphones or other large electronics.

4. boAt

Brand	boAt
Business	Audio, wearables and consumer electronics
FY2025-26 Revenue	₹2,931 crore
FY2025-26 Profit After Tax	₹84.5 crore
Major Strength	Affordable consumer electronics
Main Products	EnergyShroom and other power banks

boAt is best known for earbuds, headphones and smartwatches, but the company has gradually expanded into other consumer-electronics categories, including charging accessories and power banks.

The brand’s entry into power banks is part of its larger strategy of becoming an everyday technology-accessories company.

Its EnergyShroom range includes power banks with capacities such as 10,000mAh and 20,000mAh. Some models offer 22.5W fast charging, multiple ports and wireless or magnetic charging.

boAt’s strong online presence and large customer base give it an advantage when launching products in new categories. Counterpoint ranked boAt among the leading power bank brands in India during 2025. It was also among the top five brands in the market.

The company behind boAt, Imagine Marketing Limited, reported ₹2,931 crore in revenue from operations during FY2025-26 and ₹84.5 crore in profit after tax.

5. Portronics

Business	Consumer electronics and digital accessories
FY2024-25 Revenue Range	₹500–750 crore
Major Strength	Mobile and digital accessories
Main Products	Luxcell power banks and portable chargers
Market Position	Among India’s leading power bank brands

Portronics is another major Indian accessories brand that has built a strong presence in portable charging.

The company sells power banks under the Luxcell range, with products available in different capacities and price ranges. Some models offer 20,000mAh capacity and charging speeds above 20W.

According to available company financial information, Portronics Digital had revenue in the ₹500–750 crore range for FY2025. The company’s revenue covers its complete product portfolio and therefore does not represent power-bank sales alone.

Portronics is a good option for consumers who want a relatively affordable product from an established Indian accessories company.

6. Zebronics

Business	Consumer electronics, IT accessories and audio
FY2025 Revenue	₹1,463.3 crore
FY2025 Growth	Around 12%
Major Strength	Value-focused electronics
Main Products	Power banks, speakers and computer accessories

Zebronics is another Indian electronics brand that has expanded into the power bank category. The Chennai-based company has a wide product portfolio that includes speakers, headphones, computer accessories, televisions, gaming products, mobile accessories and power banks.

Its power banks generally target the affordable and mid-range segments. Consumers can find products with capacities such as 10,000mAh and 20,000mAh, along with USB Type-C and fast-charging support.

Zebronics’ advantage is its broad retail presence. The company has been selling electronics in India for many years and has developed strong recognition among value-conscious customers.

Zebronics India reported approximately ₹1,463.3 crore in revenue during FY2025, representing around 12% year-on-year growth. This revenue covers the company’s entire business and not just power banks.

The brand is particularly suitable for consumers who want affordable charging accessories from a company with a broad Indian electronics presence.

7. pTron

Business	Mobile accessories and consumer electronics
FY2025-26 Consolidated Revenue	₹82 crore
FY2024-25 Consolidated Revenue	₹89.77 crore
Major Strength	Affordable mobile accessories
Main Products	Power banks, chargers, cables and audio products

pTron is an Indian electronics-accessories brand known for offering products at competitive prices. The company sells power banks alongside chargers, cables, earbuds, smartwatches and other mobile accessories.

Its power banks are generally aimed at consumers who want basic charging functionality without spending too much money. The range includes models with 10,000mAh and 20,000mAh capacities.

pTron is operated under the Palred group. Palred Technologies reported ₹82 crore in consolidated revenue during FY2025-26, compared with ₹89.77 crore in FY2024-25.

The company has also been focusing on its core pTron brand while restructuring some other businesses. pTron’s main strength is affordability. It competes in a market where many consumers are looking for a dependable power bank without paying premium prices.

For buyers, however, it is still important to check charging speed, battery capacity, warranty and safety certifications before choosing a low-cost power bank.

8. Anker

Business	Charging, consumer electronics and smart devices
2025 Global Revenue	₹30.51 billion yuan
2025 Net Profit	₹2.55 billion yuan
Major Strength	Premium charging technology
Main Products	PowerCore and Anker Prime series

Anker is one of the most recognised international charging-accessory brands available in India. Unlike many budget-focused Indian brands, Anker competes more heavily in the premium charging segment. Its products are known for higher charging speeds, USB-C Power Delivery, compact designs and multi-device charging.

Anker Innovations Technology reported 30.51 billion yuan in revenue in 2025, equivalent to roughly ₹35,000 crore depending on the exchange rate used. The company reported net profit of approximately 2.55 billion yuan.

The company also reported that its charging and energy-storage category generated 15.4 billion yuan in revenue in 2025, making it one of the most important parts of its global business.

9. Samsung

Parent Company	Samsung Electronics
Business	Smartphones, electronics and consumer technology
FY2025-26 India Revenue	About ₹1.12 lakh crore
Major Strength	Smartphone ecosystem
Main Products	Samsung Power Banks and portable chargers

Samsung is primarily known for smartphones, televisions and home appliances, but it also sells power banks and charging accessories in India.

Samsung power banks are especially relevant for people who already use Galaxy smartphones and other Samsung devices.

The company offers portable chargers with USB Type-C and fast-charging capabilities. Its products are generally positioned above some of the lowest-priced Indian power banks but benefit from Samsung’s strong brand reputation.

Samsung India Electronics reported revenue from operations of around ₹1.12 lakh crore in FY2025-26, according to company financial data. This was slightly higher than the ₹1,11,183 crore reported for FY2024-25.

The company also reported a profit of around ₹7,228 crore in FY2025-26. Samsung remains a good choice for consumers who value brand reliability and compatibility with the broader Galaxy ecosystem.

10. Stuffcool

Business	Mobile and charging accessories
Major Strength	Premium charging accessories
Main Products	Power banks, chargers and cables
Popular Category	High-capacity and fast-charging power banks

Stuffcool is an Indian charging-accessories brand that has developed a following among consumers looking for more premium portable charging products.

Stuffcool’s power banks include models designed around higher charging speeds and larger capacities. The company has also focused on newer charging standards and products aimed at smartphones and other USB-C devices.

The brand is smaller than Xiaomi, boAt or Samsung, but it has built a presence in India’s online electronics market.

Stuffcool’s business structure is somewhat different from large publicly listed electronics companies. Its associated business entities report financial figures separately. Nissan Enterprises Limited, which is associated with the Stuffcool brand, reported approximately ₹54.41 crore in revenue during FY2025, according to available company financial data.

Financial and Market Comparison

Brand	Latest Available Financial Figure	Power Bank / Market Information
Xiaomi	₹24,144.5 crore FY2024-25 India revenue	Led India’s power bank market in 2025
Ambrane	₹230 crore FY2022-23 revenue	Among the top power bank brands in 2025
URBN	₹86.67 crore FY2025 revenue	Among India’s leading power bank brands
boAt	₹2,931 crore FY2025-26 revenue	Top-five power bank brand
Portronics	₹500–750 crore FY2025 revenue range	Top-five power bank brand
Zebronics	₹1,463.3 crore FY2025 revenue	Strong value electronics presence
pTron	₹82 crore FY2025-26 consolidated revenue	Affordable power banks and accessories
Anker	30.51 billion yuan FY2025 global revenue	Strong premium charging business
Samsung	About ₹1.12 lakh crore FY2025-26 India revenue	Premium smartphone ecosystem brand
Stuffcool	₹54.41 crore FY2025 associated business revenue	Specialist charging-accessories brand

Note: The financial figures above generally represent the company’s total business, not power-bank-specific sales. This distinction is important because most brands sell several other categories such as smartphones, audio products, chargers, wearables, computers and home electronics.

Conclusion

India’s power bank market has changed from a simple low-cost accessory category into a more technology-focused consumer-electronics market. Consumers today have many choices, from affordable 10,000mAh power banks to premium high-wattage models capable of charging laptops and multiple devices.

Xiaomi currently has a particularly strong position in India’s power bank market, while Ambrane, URBN, boAt and Portronics have established themselves as important players. Brands such as Zebronics and pTron compete strongly in the value segment, while Anker, Samsung and Stuffcool provide options for consumers looking for stronger charging features or premium positioning.

For buyers, the best power bank depends on individual needs. A 10,000mAh model may be ideal for daily commuting, while a 20,000mAh model can be more useful for travel. Users with tablets or laptops may need higher-wattage USB-C models.

Ultimately, buyers should consider capacity, charging speed, USB-C support, safety, size, weight, warranty and compatibility rather than choosing a power bank only because it has a large battery. With smartphones and other connected devices becoming a bigger part of everyday life, reliable portable charging is likely to remain an important technology category in India.

FAQs :

1. Which is the best power bank brand in India?

Xiaomi, Ambrane, URBN, boAt, and Portronics are among the popular power bank brands in India. The best choice depends on your budget, charging speed, battery capacity, and device compatibility.

2. Which power bank brand has the highest market share in India?

Xiaomi was reported as a leading power bank brand in India in 2025. However, its exact market share and ranking should be verified using a reliable market research report.

3. Is a 10,000mAh power bank enough for daily use?

Yes, a 10,000mAh power bank is generally suitable for everyday smartphone charging. It offers a balance between portability and battery backup, making it a convenient option for work, college, and short trips.

4. Is a 20,000mAh power bank better than a 10,000mAh model?

A 20,000mAh power bank provides more backup and can charge a smartphone multiple times. However, it is usually larger and heavier than a 10,000mAh model, so the best option depends on your charging needs.

5. Which power bank is best for travel?

A compact 10,000mAh or 20,000mAh power bank with fast charging is suitable for most travel needs. Choose a lightweight model for short trips or a higher-capacity option for longer journeys.

6. What does mAh mean in a power bank?

mAh stands for milliampere-hour and indicates a battery’s charge capacity. A higher mAh rating generally means more stored energy, although actual charging performance also depends on voltage, conversion efficiency, and the device being charged.

7. Is fast charging important in a power bank?

Yes, fast charging can reduce the time required to charge compatible devices. Before buying a power bank, check its supported wattage and charging standards to ensure compatibility with your smartphone or other device.

8. Are USB-C power banks better?

USB-C power banks are convenient because they support modern charging standards, and compatible models can deliver faster charging through USB Power Delivery. They are especially useful for newer smartphones, tablets, and certain laptops.

9. Can a power bank charge a laptop?

Yes, a power bank can charge a laptop if it supports USB-C Power Delivery or another charging method compatible with the laptop. Check the required wattage, supported input specifications, and power bank capacity before purchasing.

10. How long does a power bank usually last?

A good-quality power bank can typically last several years, depending on battery quality, charging cycles, usage, and storage conditions. Avoid excessive heat and use a suitable charger to help maintain battery performance.

11. Are power banks safe to use?

Power banks from reliable brands with appropriate safety protections are generally safe when used correctly. Choose a certified product with protection against overheating, overcharging, short circuits, and excessive current, and stop using it if the battery swells or becomes damaged.

12. Can I carry a power bank on a flight?

Power banks are generally required to be carried in cabin baggage rather than checked baggage. Airlines commonly permit batteries up to 100Wh, while larger capacities may require approval or face additional restrictions. Always check your airline’s current rules before travelling.

13. Which is better, wired or wireless power banks?

Wired power banks generally offer faster and more efficient charging, while wireless power banks provide greater convenience by reducing the need for cables. Choose a wired model for speed or a wireless model if your phone supports compatible wireless charging.

14. How much does a good power bank cost in India?

A good power bank in India can cost approximately ₹800 to ₹3,000 or more, depending on capacity, charging speed, brand, and additional features. Compare specifications, warranty coverage, and safety certifications before making a purchase.

15. What should I check before buying a power bank?

Before buying a power bank, check its capacity, charging speed, USB-C support, output wattage, safety features, size, weight, warranty, and device compatibility. Also consider your budget and whether you need it for everyday use, travel, or charging multiple devices.