Updated September 2026
Power Bank Prices in Nigeria
A good 10,000mAh power bank costs around ₦21,000 in Nigeria right now. Magnetic wireless models cost around ₦30,000, and big 50,000mAh power banks cost ₦29,500 – ₦43,000. Below are current prices, how many charges each size gives, and how to avoid fakes.
Power bank price list
| Model | Price | Phone charges | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Blunt 10,000mAh Power Bank | Around ₦21,000 | 2 – 2.5 | Daily carry, students, one phone |
| Blunt 10,000mAh Magnetic Power Bank | Around ₦30,000 | 2 – 2.5 | iPhone and wireless-charging phones |
| Blunt 20,000mAh Power Bank | Ask for today's price | 4 – 5 | Two devices, long workdays |
| Blunt 50,000mAh Power Bank | ₦29,500 – ₦43,000 | 10 – 12 | Power outages, travel, families |
Prices change with the market and differ between sellers. Confirm on WhatsApp before paying.
How other brands compare
Current prices for the other power bank brands Nigerians buy most, checked September 2026. Use this to judge any deal you're offered — and to see how Blunt's prices stack up.
| Model | Price | Worth knowing |
|---|---|---|
| New Age 10,000mAhNew Age · 10,000mAh | Around ₦9,500 | Cheapest trusted option; basic charging speed |
| Baseus Bipow 10,000mAh (15W)Baseus · 10,000mAh | Around ₦10,900 | Digital battery display |
| Sporty 10,000mAh (22.5W PD)Sporty · 10,000mAh | Around ₦15,600 | Fast charging at a low price |
| Baseus Bipow Pro 10,000mAh (20W)Baseus · 10,000mAh | Around ₦15,900 | Fast charging plus display |
| Oraimo Toast 22.5 Byte 10,000mAhOraimo · 10,000mAh | Around ₦17,800 | 22.5W PD/QC fast charging |
| Anker 10,000mAh (22.5W, built-in USB-C)Anker · 10,000mAh | Around ₦28,000 | Premium build, built-in cable |
| itel Star 200 20,000mAhitel · 20,000mAh | Around ₦16,500 | Cheapest 20,000mAh from a known brand |
| New Age 22,500mAh (Y107 Pro Max)New Age · 22,500mAh | Around ₦15,900 | 18-month warranty |
| Oraimo PowerNova Q21 20,000mAhOraimo · 20,000mAh | Around ₦24,000 | 22.5W fast charging |
| Oraimo PowerBox 300 Lite 30,000mAhOraimo · 30,000mAh | Around ₦29,000 | Big capacity for the price |
| Anker 20,000mAh (30W, built-in USB-C)Anker · 20,000mAh | Around ₦60,400 | Premium; charges laptops slowly too |
| Oraimo PowerJet 501 50,000mAhOraimo · 50,000mAh | Around ₦72,900 | The big-name 50,000mAh option |
Prices gathered from Nigerian shops in September 2026; they vary by seller and change often. We don't sell these brands — this list is for comparison only.
Which capacity should you buy?
Power banks lose some energy while charging, so you get about 60–70% of the printed capacity. Here is what each size really gives you with a typical 5,000mAh phone.
10,000mAh
About 2 full charges of a 5,000mAh phone
Everyday carry. Fits a pocket or small bag.
20,000mAh
About 4 full charges
Heavy users, two phones, or phone plus earbuds.
30,000mAh
About 6 full charges
Weekend trips and frequent NEPA outages.
50,000mAh
About 10 full charges
Whole-household backup during long outages. Heavy — not for pockets.
Match fast charging to your phone
Look for PD (iPhone, Samsung, Pixel) or QC/SCP (many Tecno, Infinix and Xiaomi phones). 20W–22.5W charges most phones to 50% in about 30 minutes.
Built-in cables save stress
Power banks with attached Type-C and Lightning cables mean you never leave home without the right cord.
How to spot a fake
Too light for the capacity, very cheap, slow charging, or no warranty. A real 20,000mAh unit weighs about 350–450g.
Flying? Check the size
Hand luggage only. Up to about 27,000mAh (100Wh) is generally allowed; 50,000mAh units are usually not.
Power bank questions
How much is a power bank in Nigeria?
A good 10,000mAh power bank with fast charging costs around ₦21,000 in Nigeria as of September 2026. Magnetic wireless models cost around ₦30,000, and 50,000mAh models cost between ₦29,500 and ₦43,000 depending on the vendor.
Which power bank capacity should I buy?
Buy 10,000mAh if you just need to get through the day, 20,000mAh if you charge two devices or use your phone heavily, and 30,000–50,000mAh if you want backup during long power outages.
How many times can a 20,000mAh power bank charge my phone?
Power banks lose some energy while charging, so real output is about 60–70% of the printed capacity. A 20,000mAh power bank charges a typical 5,000mAh Android phone about 4 times, and an iPhone 13 about 5 times.
Can I take a power bank on a flight from Nigeria?
Yes, in your hand luggage only. Airlines generally allow power banks up to 100Wh (about 27,000mAh) without approval, and 100–160Wh with airline approval. 50,000mAh power banks are usually not allowed on planes.
How do I spot a fake power bank?
Fake power banks feel too light for their capacity, charge slowly, and often cost far less than the market price. A real 20,000mAh power bank weighs around 350–450g. Buy from trusted sellers and ask about warranty.
Do Blunt power banks have a warranty?
Yes. Blunt power banks usually come with a 1-year limited warranty. Confirm the warranty terms with the seller before paying.
Which power bank brand is best in Nigeria?
It depends on your budget. New Age and itel are the cheapest known brands (10,000mAh from around ₦9,500), Oraimo is the popular mid-range choice, and Anker is the premium option with the best build quality. Blunt sits between them: built-in Type-C and Lightning cables, 22.5W fast charging and a 1-year warranty at mid-range prices. See the brand comparison table above for current prices.
Need a phone to go with it?
See the phones with the longest battery life, or check any phone's current price in Nigeria.