Phelinta Launches 44g Portable Power Bank for 60+ Garmin Models

For Garmin enthusiasts, the struggle of managing proprietary charging cables while traveling is a well-known hurdle. Phelinta has introduced a clever solution: a 1,200 mAh keychain power bank specifically engineered for Garmin wearables. Weighing in at a mere 44 grams, this tiny accessory ensures that your fitness tracking doesn’t stop just because you’re away from a wall outlet.

Unlike standard USB adapters that still require a power source, this device functions as a standalone battery. It allows you to top up your watch mid-hike, at the airport, or during a commute without hunting for a USB port.

Technical Specifications and Charging Speed

Despite its pocket-sized dimensions (5 x 5 x 2 cm), the charger packs enough punch to handle the energy needs of modern smartwatches. Utilizing Garmin’s specific charging interface, it delivers a power output of up to 6 watts.

Charging times vary based on your specific watch’s battery capacity, typically taking between one and three hours for a full cycle. When the power bank itself runs out of energy, you can easily replenish it using a standard USB-C cable, making it a versatile addition to any tech kit.

Massive Compatibility Across 60+ Models

One of the standout features of the Phelinta charger is its broad compatibility. It supports over 60 different Garmin models, spanning from rugged outdoor watches to sleek lifestyle wearables. Supported series include:

• Fenix & Tactix: Covers the latest Fenix 8 and E models, back through the Fenix 5, 6, 7, as well as the Tactix 7 and 8.

• Forerunner: Compatible with high-end models like the 965 and 970, down to the entry-level 45 and 55.

• Instinct & Venu: Supports all generations of the rugged Instinct and the stylish Venu/Venu Sq lineups.

• Specialty Watches: Works with the Approach (Golf), Quatix (Marine), D2 (Aviation), and Vivomove series.

Pricing and Global Availability

Currently, this portable charging solution is primarily available for the European and British markets. It is listed on Amazon for approximately €26 or £26.

While the device is not yet officially stocked on Amazon’s US storefront, the high demand for Garmin accessories suggests a North American release could be on the horizon. For now, it remains a “must-have” travel gadget for Garmin users in the UK and EU looking to ditch the cables on short trips.