Nimble unveiled the SharePower, a magnetic 10,000mAh USB‑C power bank that can function as a single charger or split into two 5,000mAh modules. Each half includes its own cable— a 7‑inch braided lanyard on the left and a pop‑out connector on the right— and they snap together for a unified LCD readout. The design targets users who frequently share power on the go.

When paired, the two halves deliver up to 35W of power, enough to fast‑charge an iPhone 17 Pro, while each separate module supplies 20W. Four USB‑C ports allow up to four devices to charge simultaneously when split, three when combined. An LCD shows percentage when joined; individual LEDs indicate level on each half when apart.

The compact unit measures 2.8 × 3.1 inches, stands an inch thick, and weighs 7.6 oz, retailing for $80 in white, blue or pink via Nimble’s site or Apple.com. Its dual‑module concept differentiates it in a crowded market, offering flexibility for friends needing power simultaneously without sacrificing portability still.

Battery life tests showed both halves charge at advertised speeds, though a faint electronic hum persisted. Despite 20W being slower than the iPhone’s optimal charger, the shared capability proves handy for on‑the‑move groups.