LOS ANGELES, USA - Media OutReach Newswire - 5 June 2026 - Global charging brand INIU has officially launched its new SnapGo Air 10000mAh Magnetic Power Bank. As one of the most well-rounded magnetic power banks in terms of functionality, SnapGo Air embodies the philosophy "Sleek Power. Solid Confidence."By combining faster wireless charging, an ultra-slim profile, and versatile power delivery, the new model sets a new benchmark for everyday portable energy.
INIU SnapGo Air 10000mAh Power Bank Launches with Qi2.2 Fast Magnetic Charging
Designed for seamless daily comfort, SnapGo Air is one of the slimmest Qi2.2 magnetic power banks available. Measuring just 0.5 inches (13.8 mm) thick, it features an anodized aluminum body with a soft-touch finish that feels refined and durable. Its slim profile allows it to attach naturally to the phone, functioning as an effortless extension while remaining comfortable for all-day carry.
Officially Qi2.2 certified, SnapGo Air delivers up to 25W of wireless output—among the fastest magnetic charging speeds available. With an iPhone 17 Pro, it reaches 50% in just 33 minutes (data based on INIU laboratory testing results),saving up to 30 minutes compared to standard 7.5W Qi charging. A 13N magnetic grip ensures a secure hold during daily movement, commuting, or travel.
For urgent power needs, SnapGo Air features an integrated USB-C GoCord cable. This dual-tasking design works as both a charging cable and a recharge solution for the power bank itself. With up to 45W wired output, it can charge an iPhone 17 Pro from 20% to 78% in about 25 minutes. The power bank fully recharges in approximately 1.8 hours using the same cable—no extra cords required.
A discreet side-mounted digital display provides clear battery and charging information while maintaining a clean aesthetic. SnapGo Air is optimized for the iPhone 12 through iPhone 17 series, delivering seamless magnetic charging for a wide range of compatible devices.
The MSRP (Official Site/Amazon) is $54.99 in the U.S., £49.99 in the UK, €54.99 in Europe.
Founded in 2014, INIU serves over 40 million users across 174 countries with reliable, high-efficiency energy solutions. Through patented technologies such as TinyCell™ and HyperStack™, the brand advances compact performance while delivering reliable power solutions across diverse everyday scenarios, including commuting, travel, work, and outdoor use.
With SnapGo Air, INIU strengthens its leadership in magnetic charging innovation. Combining slim design, high-speed performance, and everyday practicality, it delivers a dependable solution for modern mobile lifestyles.
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HONG KONG SAR - Media OutReach Newswire - 5 June 2026 - A large high-level business delegation led by John Lee, Chief Executive of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR), today (June 5) wrapped up its five-day visit to Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan respectively, achieving fruitful results of strengthening bilateral relations and deepening ties with Central Asia.
The delegation of over 70 business and institutional leaders from Hong Kong and the Chinese Mainland is the largest and most diverse overseas mission led by the current term of the HKSAR Government so far.
Speaking to the media in Uzbekistan yesterday (June 4), Mr Lee set out the three main objectives of the visit: further explore emerging markets and lay the foundation for long-term economic and trade development; strengthen government-to-government (G2G) relationships and promote closer bilateral co-operation; and build a "hub-to-hub" model of co-operation.
He said the visit had been successful, yielding achievements in eight areas, including:
- Establishing high-level contacts and ties between the HKSAR Government and the Governments of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan, and reaching consensus on co-operation in multiple areas;
- A total of 96 co-operation agreements and memoranda of understanding (MoUs) were reached during the visit (61 with Kazakhstan, 35 with Uzbekistan), involving specific amounts exceeding US$1.65 billion in total;
- The governments agreed to commence bilateral discussions on agreements in various areas;
- Deepening project matching and research collaboration between Hong Kong and Central Asian region in areas including finance, innovation and technology (I&T), and aviation;
- Demonstrating Hong Kong's effective role as a platform for going global and achieving substantial results, with Hong Kong and Mainland enterprises joining forces in tapping new markets and bringing synergistic advantages into full play;
- Facilitating more convenient people-to-people exchanges by promoting direct flights, aviation and transport co-operation, and extensions to the mutual visa-free period;
- Promoting exchanges in education, talent and culture to further deepen people-to-people bonds; and
- Advancing a hub-to-hub co-operation model to open up broader room for co-operation between Hong Kong and the Central Asian region.
While in Tashkent (June 3-5), Mr Lee met with local leaders, government officials and business representatives to deepen co-operation between Hong Kong and Uzbekistan in areas including trade, investment, finance, I&T, and people-to-people exchanges.
Mr Lee held meetings with the President of Uzbekistan, Shavkat Miromonovich Mirziyoyev, his Advisor on Strategic Development, Sardor Umurzakov, the Prime Minister, Abdulla Nigmatovich Aripov, as well as the Deputy Prime Minister, Jamshid Khodjayev, to exchange views on furthering mutual co-operation.
Mr Lee highlighted that under the "one country, two systems" principle, Hong Kong enjoys both the China advantage and the global advantage. He said that Hong Kong would continue to play its roles as a "super connector" and a "super value-adder" to further deepen co-operation and exchanges with Uzbekistan on various fronts in line with Uzbekistan's goal of achieving high-quality development.
Hong Kong SAR's Chief Executive, John Lee (left) meets with the President of Uzbekistan, Shavkat Miromonovich Mirziyoyev.
Earlier (June 3), Mr Lee met with the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Uzbekistan, Bakhtiyor Saidov, after which they jointly witnessed an exchange of notes between the two places on a mutual visa-free arrangement, which would allow a visa-free period of 30 days for visitors from both sides.
"Moreover, we are glad to have initialed the Air Services Agreement with Uzbekistan, and look forward to launching direct passenger flights between the two places soon," Mr Lee said, during a high-level business dinner (June 4). The Chief Executive pointed out that Hong Kong and Uzbekistan are important trade and investment gateways to their respective regions – the Asia-Pacific and Central Asia.
"It helps that we are all believers in the Belt and Road (B&R) Initiative, a modern expression of the ancient Silk Road spirit," Mr Lee said. "Today, China is Uzbekistan's largest trading partner, and the two countries work closely on major infrastructure and connectivity projects that are revitalising the Silk Road. Hong Kong is a pivotal player in the B&R Initiative, thanks to our world-class professional and financial services expertise."
The delegation also toured the IT Park Uzbekistan and the Center for Islamic Civilization before concluding its visit in Tashkent.
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Hong Kong SAR's Chief Executive, John Lee (fifth right) and the Advisor to the President of Uzbekistan on Strategic Development, Sardor Umurzakov (fourth right) witness the exchange of memoranda of understanding and co-operation agreements between government departments, enterprises and organisations from Hong Kong and Uzbekistan.
