The “Never Borrow a Cable Again” Power Bank
Dead phone, missing cable — it is the most avoidable frustration of modern life, and it always strikes at the worst moment: a long commute, a load-shedding evening, the middle of a workday. The Hoco J173 power bank price in Bangladesh solves it the simplest way possible: the cables live inside the power bank itself. Four built-in cables — USB-C, Lightning, Micro-USB, and USB-A — are docked into the body of the unit, always attached, always ready. You never pack a cable, never forget one, and never borrow one again.
If you are comparing the Hoco J173 against ordinary power banks, here is the honest difference: an ordinary bank is half a solution until you find the right cable. The J173 is the complete solution in one white brick — 20000mAh of lithium-polymer capacity, 22.5W fast charging on USB-A, PD20W on USB-C, and a cable for every device family you or your family own.
Four Built-in Cables — One for Every Device
The headline feature of the Hoco J173 is its four built-in cables, permanently integrated into the housing and neatly docked along the side when not in use. Each cable is a short, sturdy stub with its connector seated in a dedicated dock, so nothing dangles and nothing tangles. Pull the cable you need, plug it in, and when you are done, it snaps back into its dock. This is the detail that changes daily life with a power bank: the cable is simply there.
Built-in USB-C Cable — PD20W
The built-in USB-C cable delivers up to PD20W, the full USB Power Delivery fast-charging profile this bank supports. It is the cable you will reach for most: modern Android phones, tablets, wireless earbuds cases, and a growing list of accessories all charge over USB-C. With PD20W behind it, compatible phones climb back to usable battery far faster than the trickle of a basic 5V bank.
Built-in Lightning Cable — 12W
iPhone and iPad users are covered by the built-in Lightning cable, rated for 12W output. Older iPhones, AirPods cases, and other Apple accessories with a Lightning port charge straight from the bank with no adapter and no separate cable to remember. In a household or office where iPhones and Android phones mix, the J173 simply serves both.
Built-in Micro-USB Cable — 10W
The built-in Micro-USB cable, rated for 10W output, keeps older devices alive: classic Bluetooth earphones, older feature phones, portable speakers, fitness bands, and countless accessories that still use Micro-USB. It is the cable most people have stopped carrying — which is exactly why having it built in matters.
Built-in USB-A Cable — 10W Input
The fourth cable is different: a built-in USB-A cable rated for 10W input, designed for recharging the power bank itself. Plug the USB-A stub into any standard USB charger or port and the J173 refills — no separate input cable needed. It is a small detail that completes the “no extra cables” promise in both directions.

22.5W + PD20W — Fast Charging That Keeps Up
Speed matters as much as capacity, and the Hoco J173 is built for both of the fast-charging standards that dominate Bangladesh’s phone market. The dedicated USB-A1 port pushes up to 22.5W with SCP support — the SuperCharge protocol family used by Huawei and Honor devices — while the USB-C port and the built-in USB-C cable each deliver PD20W. A second USB-A port (USB-A2) provides 10W for accessories that do not need fast charging.
Shoppers checking the Hoco J173 power bank price in Bangladesh often ask whether one bank can fast-charge both an iPhone and an Android phone. Here the answer is straightforward: the USB-C side speaks the USB Power Delivery standard that iPhones and modern Android flagships use for fast charging, while the 22.5W USB-A1 side covers SCP devices. You are not locked into one brand’s ecosystem.
22.5W SCP on USB-A1
The USB-A1 port is the muscle of the J173: 5V/3A, 9V/2A, 10V/2.25A (SCP), and 12V/1.5A, peaking at 22.5W. For Huawei, Honor, and other SCP-compatible phones, this is genuine SuperCharge-level speed from a portable bank — the kind of top-up that turns a 20-minute tea break into hours of usable phone.
PD20W on USB-C — Port and Cable
The dedicated USB-C port outputs 5V/3A, 9V/2.22A, and 12V/1.67A — a full PD20W profile — and the built-in USB-C cable carries the same PD20W rating. That means two independent PD20W paths: charge a phone from the cable while a tablet or a second phone uses the port. Few banks at this size give you fast charging on two fronts at once.

20000mAh — Real Capacity for Long Days
The J173 carries a 20000mAh lithium-ion polymer cell pack, rated at 74Wh, with a rated usable capacity of 12000mAh at 5V. In plain terms: this is a bank built for multi-day use, long commutes, travel, and load-shedding evenings — the situations where a 10000mAh bank quietly gives up. Lithium-polymer cells keep the brick reasonably slim for its capacity and handle repeated charge cycles well.
Capacity only counts if you can see it, and the J173’s LED display shows the exact remaining percentage — 100%, 80%, 23% — not a vague row of blinking dots. You always know whether the bank is ready for tomorrow or needs a refill tonight.
Charge Four Devices at Once
With four built-in cables plus dedicated USB-C and dual USB-A ports, the J173 can feed up to four devices simultaneously. The practical version: your phone on the USB-C cable, a family member’s iPhone on the Lightning cable, earbuds on Micro-USB — and the bank still has ports free. During load-shedding, when the whole household’s devices die together, one J173 on the table becomes the charging station.
This is also where the built-in-cable design earns its keep a second time. Four devices charging from one bank would normally mean four loose cables tangled in a bag. Here, four short stubs dock into the body and deploy only as far as needed.
Triple Input — Recharge It Your Way
Refilling a 20000mAh bank should not require hunting for a specific cable either, so the J173 offers three input paths: the built-in USB-A cable (10W), a dedicated USB-C port (up to 18W input), and a Micro-USB port (10W). The fastest refill comes through the USB-C port at 18W — use any USB-C PD charger you already own. The built-in USB-A cable is the convenient fallback: plug the bank into any ordinary USB-A charger or laptop port and it tops up with nothing extra to carry.
LED Display — Your Exact Battery, Always
A small digital display on the face of the J173 shows the precise remaining charge as a percentage. No guessing from four dots, no surprise shutdowns mid-day. Glance at the display before you leave home and you know exactly where you stand. The display also confirms the bank is actively charging when you plug a device in.

Designed for the Commute, the Desk, and the Trip
The J173 is a clean white brick with softly ridged edges, a woven lanyard strap for carrying, and the four cable stubs docked flush along one side. It looks equally at home on an office desk, in a backpack’s side pocket, or on a café table. At the office, it quietly tops up your phone and earbuds through the workday — pair it with a foldable phone stand and you have a video-call-ready desk setup. On the road, the lanyard keeps it attached to your bag while the built-in cables mean one less pouch of accessories to pack.
If your household runs on music as much as on phones, the bank’s Micro-USB and USB-C cables keep wireless earbuds and headphones alive too — a natural companion to something like the Hoco W55 Plus ANC headphone on long travel days.

Full Specifications
Every figure below is taken from the product’s printed specifications. Outputs are per-port maximums; actual charging speed also depends on the connected device and cable used.
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand / Model | Hoco J173 (Jingyao series) |
| Battery capacity | 20000mAh / 74Wh |
| Rated capacity | 12000mAh (5V TYP 2A) |
| Battery type | Lithium-ion polymer |
| Built-in cables | USB-C cable — PD20W output; Lightning (iP) cable — 12W output; Micro-USB cable — 10W output; USB-A cable — 10W input |
| USB-C port output | 5V/3A, 9V/2.22A, 12V/1.67A (PD20W) |
| USB-A1 port output | 5V/3A, 9V/2A, 10V/2.25A (SCP), 12V/1.5A (22.5W) |
| USB-A2 port output | 5V/2A (10W) |
| Input options | USB-C port — 5V/3A, 9V/2A, 12V/1.5A (18W); Micro-USB port — 5V/2A (10W); built-in USB-A cable — 5V/2A (10W) |
| Charging protocols | PD20W, SCP |
| Display | LED digital percentage display |
| Extras | Woven lanyard strap; docked cable storage |

Warranty & Genuine Product
The Hoco J173 Jingyao sold by Gadget Superb is a genuine Hoco product and carries a 7-day replacement warranty from the date of delivery. If your unit arrives with a manufacturing defect or stops working within the warranty period under normal use, contact our support team with your order details and we will arrange a replacement. Physical damage, water damage, and damage from misuse are not covered — the usual, fair terms.
Delivery, Returns & Support
Ordering from Gadget Superb is straightforward. Delivery inside Dhaka costs ৳70 and takes 1–3 working days; delivery outside Dhaka costs ৳120 and takes 2–5 working days. Cash on delivery is available nationwide, so you can pay when the product reaches your hands. You may inspect the product before payment where the courier permits it. Every order is covered by our 7-day easy returns policy. For any question about the Hoco J173 — compatibility, charging speed, or your order — call our support line at 09638054751 or email care@gadgetsuperb.com.
Why Buy the Hoco J173 from Gadget Superb
A power bank is only as good as the store behind it. Gadget Superb sells genuine, factory-sealed Hoco products with a clear 7-day replacement warranty, honest specifications taken from the printed spec sheet, and support you can actually reach at 09638054751. Need even more reserve for a long trip? Compare the Hoco MMJ-26 30000mAh power bank in our power bank collection. But if your priority is never hunting for a cable again, the decision is simple: the Hoco J173 power bank price in Bangladesh buys you 20000mAh, 22.5W + PD20W fast charging, and four cables that are always exactly where you left them — inside the bank.
Hoco J173 power bank price: what the four built-in cables change
The clearest way to read the Hoco J173 power bank price is as the price of never carrying a loose cable again. Four cables are docked inside the body — USB-C, Lightning, Micro-USB and USB-A — so the needed connector is already attached. Set the Hoco J173 power bank price beside an ordinary bank that still needs a cable hunt, and the difference is the whole design. In daily use, the Hoco J173 power bank price pays for readiness: pull a cable out, plug in, and charge.
Each docked cable keeps its own job inside the Hoco J173 power bank price. The USB-C cable carries PD20W for modern Android phones, tablets and earbuds cases, while the Lightning cable delivers 12W for older iPhones, iPads and AirPods cases. The Micro-USB cable, rated at 10W, keeps older earphones, speakers and feature phones alive. Together, the Hoco J173 power bank price covers three device families from one white brick, with no adapters and no pouch of spares.
Reading the fast-charging figures
The Hoco J173 power bank price rewards a close look at the output figures listed on this page. The USB-A1 port peaks at 22.5W with SCP support, working through 5V/3A, 9V/2A, 10V/2.25A and 12V/1.5A for compatible Huawei and Honor phones. Against those stated figures, the Hoco J173 power bank price is a claim about honest per-port ratings rather than a single headline number. Shoppers comparing the Hoco J173 power bank price with banks that hide port ratings can see what each output does.
On the USB-C side, the Hoco J173 power bank price buys two separate PD20W paths. The dedicated USB-C port outputs 5V/3A, 9V/2.22A and 12V/1.67A, and the built-in USB-C cable carries the same PD20W rating, so a phone can charge from the cable while a tablet uses the port. In practical terms, the Hoco J173 power bank price balances headline speed with everyday versatility, and the Hoco J173 power bank price keeps both paths in one unit. That is the Hoco J173 power bank price in full.
Hoco J173 power bank price, capacity and the LED display
The Hoco J173 power bank price rests on two capacity figures, both printed in the specifications above. The cell pack stores 20000mAh at 74Wh, while the rated usable capacity is 12000mAh at 5V, the output available after the normal conversion every power bank experiences. Keeping both numbers visible makes the Hoco J173 power bank price easier to judge. For long commutes, travel days and load-shedding evenings, the Hoco J173 power bank price buys a multi-day reserve rather than a single emergency top-up. That is the Hoco J173 power bank price in full.
Capacity is only useful when it can be checked at a glance, and the display shapes the Hoco J173 power bank price. The LED display shows the exact remaining percentage, not a vague row of dots, so a quick look settles whether the bank is ready for tomorrow or needs a refill tonight. Judged that way, the Hoco J173 power bank price includes certainty as well as capacity, and the Hoco J173 power bank price keeps that check on the face of the unit. That is the Hoco J173 power bank price in full.
Four devices at once, and three ways to refill
Households feel the value of the Hoco J173 power bank price when several devices run low together. With four built-in cables plus dedicated USB-C and dual USB-A ports, the bank can feed up to four devices at once: a phone on the USB-C cable, an iPhone on the Lightning cable and earbuds on Micro-USB, with ports still free. During load-shedding, one bank becomes the household charging station. That shared use is central to the Hoco J173 power bank price, and the Hoco J173 power bank price covers the whole table, not just one phone. That is the Hoco J173 power bank price in full.
Refilling follows the same no-hunt logic, and the Hoco J173 power bank price reflects that completeness. Three input paths are available: the built-in USB-A cable at 10W, a Micro-USB port at 10W, and the USB-C port at up to 18W, which gives the fastest refill from a charger already at home. The built-in USB-A cable remains the convenient fallback for an ordinary charger or laptop port. Seen whole, the Hoco J173 power bank price covers getting charge back in as carefully as giving it out. That is the Hoco J173 power bank price in full.
Who the J173 suits, and ordering with support
The buyers who gain most from the Hoco J173 power bank price carry too much already. The clean white brick has softly ridged edges, a woven lanyard strap, and cable stubs that dock flush along one side, so it sits tidily on a desk, in a backpack or on a café table. Mixed households suit it especially well: Android phones, iPhones, tablets, earbuds and older Micro-USB accessories all find a matching cable attached. For shared desks and group travel, the Hoco J173 power bank price pays for fewer arguments about missing cables. That is the Hoco J173 power bank price in full.
The final part of the Hoco J173 power bank price is the store behind the bank. Gadget Superb sells the J173 as a genuine, factory-sealed Hoco product, with the 7-day replacement warranty described above covering manufacturing defects under normal use. Cash on delivery is available nationwide, the product may be inspected before payment where the courier permits it, and the 7-day easy returns policy sits alongside. With reachable phone and email support included, the Hoco J173 power bank price closes with backing, not just hardware. That is the Hoco J173 power bank price in full.
























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