Checking the Vention FHNW0 power bank price for a magnetic wireless bank
If you are checking the Vention FHNW0 power bank price in Bangladesh, start with what makes this model different from an ordinary bank. The Vention FHNW0 20W 10000mAh Magnetic Wireless Power Bank in white charges two ways: it snaps magnetically onto the back of a compatible phone for wireless charging, and it also carries a USB-C port for wired charging up to 20W.
That dual-mode design is the whole point of this listing. On a desk or in a café, the snap-on wireless mode removes the cable from the routine entirely. When you are in a hurry, the wired USB-C output is there instead. One compact white unit covers both habits, and the page lists its ratings plainly for each mode.
Shoppers comparing the Vention FHNW0 power bank price with plain wired banks should notice the trade this model makes on purpose. It spends its design effort on magnetic convenience and a second charging mode, rather than on extra ports or a larger cell.
Magnetic snap-on charging in white: how this listing works
The FHNW0 is built around a magnetic ring on its charging face. The product page describes magnetic alignment for wireless charging: you place the bank against the back of a compatible phone, the magnets guide it into position, and charging begins without a cable between the two devices.
The page frames this as MagSafe-style charging, ideal for iPhones and compatible devices, and this description keeps that framing exactly as the manufacturer presents it. No Apple certification is claimed anywhere on the product page, and none is claimed here. What is listed is magnetic attachment and alignment for phones and cases that support it.
Colour matters on a variant listing, so it is stated plainly here: this listing is the white unit. Every rating, image and box item on this page refers to the white Vention FHNW0. When you weigh the Vention FHNW0 power bank price for this listing, you are weighing the white version only.
Wireless output: 5W, 7.5W, 10W and 15W modes
The wireless output is listed at four levels: 5W, 7.5W, 10W and 15W, with magnetic wireless charging up to 15W as the headline figure. The connected phone and the bank settle on the level the phone is designed to accept, so a device that draws a lower wireless rate is not forced beyond it.

Those four steps are worth reading before you judge the Vention FHNW0 power bank price against rival magnetic banks. A single headline number hides the steps underneath it; this page lists all four, exactly as the manufacturer prints them, so you can match them against what your own phone accepts wirelessly.
The product page also lists the total output as 5V–3A (15W). That total is reproduced here exactly as listed, because it is the figure that frames the bank’s overall delivery when you plan how you will use it day to day.
20W wired charging over USB-C when speed matters
Wireless convenience does not replace wired speed on this model; the two modes sit side by side. The USB-C output is listed at 5V–3A, 9V–2.22A and 12V–1.67A, which the page expresses as up to 20W of wired output. Plug in the cable and the same white unit becomes a conventional fast top-up bank.

That pairing is the practical reason the Vention FHNW0 power bank price holds its value in daily use. Most days, the snap-on mode is enough and the cable stays in the bag. On the day you are leaving in twenty minutes, the wired mode is the one that matters, and it is already in your hand.
Refilling the bank: 18W USB-C input
The same USB-C port works in the other direction. The input is listed at 5V–2.4A and 9V–2A, expressed on the page as 18W. A USB-C charging cable is included in the box, so the cable that refills the bank is the same type that charges a phone from it.
There is no second input port on this model, and that is stated clearly so expectations stay honest. One USB-C interface handles input and output. When you compare the Vention FHNW0 power bank price with banks that advertise dual inputs, remember this one trades that feature for its magnetic wireless mode instead.
One USB-C interface, a PC+ABS body and no invented figures
The interface list on the product page is short: USB-C. That single port charges the bank and charges wired devices, while the magnetic face handles wireless output. The shell material is PC+ABS, the combination Vention lists for this white unit, and the page describes the design as sleek, compact and portable.

Two honesty notes belong here. The product page gives no exact dimensions, describing the size only as compact and portable, and it lists no weight figure. This description invents neither. What can be said honestly is what the page says: a pocket-sized format with magnetic attachment, made to travel with the phone it charges.
No display is listed for this model either, so no display feature is claimed anywhere on this page. The listed specifications cover capacity, the USB-C ratings, the wireless levels, the material and the charging modes, and this description stays inside that list.
10000mAh: what the capacity means in daily use
The cell is rated 10000mAh. That is the classic everyday capacity class: large enough to carry a phone through a long day of heavy use, load-shedding or travel, and small enough to stay compact against the back of the phone it is charging. It is a top-up companion for daily routines rather than a multi-day expedition store.
No fixed number of phone charges is promised here, because that figure depends on the phone’s own battery size, on whether you charge wirelessly or over the cable, and on conversion losses that affect every power bank.
Buyers who need several full phone charges between refills usually step up to a 20000mAh class bank instead. The Vention FHNW0 power bank price makes most sense when 10000mAh matches your day and the magnetic mode matches your phone: capacity you carry, in the format you actually use.
Full specification table
| Specification | Detail |
|---|---|
| Brand / Model | Vention FHNW0 (product page spec block lists Model: FHN) |
| Colour (this listing) | White |
| Battery capacity | 10000mAh |
| Material | PC+ABS |
| Interface | USB-C |
| Input (USB-C) | 5V–2.4A, 9V–2A (18W) |
| Output (USB-C) | 5V–3A, 9V–2.22A, 12V–1.67A (20W) |
| Wireless output | 5W / 7.5W / 10W / 15W |
| Total output | 5V–3A (15W), as listed on the product page |
| Charging modes | Wired + Wireless |
| Dimensions | Not listed on the product page (described as compact and portable only) |
| Weight | Not listed on the product page |
| Display | None listed on the product page |
| In the box | Magnetic Wireless Power Bank (10000mAh), USB-C charging cable, user manual |
| Warranty | 7 days, as listed on the product page |
Every figure in that table comes from the live product page for this exact listing. Where the page is silent, the table says so instead of guessing. That discipline matters with magnetic banks, where invented dimensions, weight or certification claims are common in marketplace listings and unfair to buyers comparing models side by side. Read the table first, and the Vention FHNW0 power bank price second.
What arrives in the box
The product page lists the packaging content plainly: the Magnetic Wireless Power Bank itself at 10000mAh, one USB-C charging cable and a user manual. The cable is a separate item, not built into the body, so you can use it to refill the bank through its USB-C input or to charge a USB-C device from the same port.

Nothing else is promised in the box, and that honesty is part of the value behind the Vention FHNW0 power bank price on this listing. You receive the bank, the cable and the manual the manufacturer lists. There are no surprise extras to pay for and no missing essentials to buy before the first charge.
Protection layers, stated as the manufacturer states them
The product page says the FHNW0 charges safely and efficiently with multiple protection layers. This description repeats that claim in the manufacturer’s own terms and adds no specifics the page does not list: no named protection circuits, no temperature figures and no certification marks are quoted, because none are printed for this model.
That restraint is deliberate. A buyer comparing the Vention FHNW0 power bank price deserves to know which safety statements come from the manufacturer’s page and which are marketing decoration added by a seller. Here, the statement is the page’s own: multiple protection layers, safe and efficient charging, nothing further invented.
Who should buy the Vention FHNW0
This bank suits a clear type of buyer: someone with a phone that supports magnetic wireless charging who is tired of plugging in for every top-up. Students moving between classes, commuters crossing Dhaka and office workers topping up at a desk will all recognise that pattern in their own routine.
It also suits travellers who pack light. The product page describes the FHNW0 as travel-friendly, and the dual-mode design backs that up: one unit replaces a separate wireless pad habit and a wired bank, with the included USB-C cable covering refills and wired charging alike.
If your phone does not support magnetic wireless charging, or your needs run the other way, Gadget Superb’s wider range covers them. Browsers can start from the full power banks category and compare capacities and formats side by side. The Vention FHNW0 power bank price sits at the magnetic, cable-free end of that range, which is precisely its appeal.
How it compares with other Vention options
Within Vention’s own lineup, the closest wired alternative is the Vention FHKB0 10000mAh power bank, a slim black bank with three wired outputs and two inputs at the same capacity. The FHNW0 answers with a single USB-C port plus the magnetic wireless mode the FHKB0 does not offer, in a white finish instead.
At the small end of the range, the Vention 4800mAh power bank is a pocket wired option with less than half this capacity. At the far end, the Vention 140W 27000mAh PD Fast Charging Power Bank is a laptop-class machine with a very different purpose and size. Neither replaces the FHNW0’s snap-on role; they serve pockets and laptop bags in different ways.

For brand background and official product information, see Vention on its official website. Gadget Superb lists the manufacturer’s stated specifications for this model without alteration, and the ratings quoted on this page can be checked against the brand’s own published material for the FHNW0.
What the Vention FHNW0 power bank price gets you in Bangladesh
The fairest way to judge the Vention FHNW0 power bank price in Bangladesh is feature by feature. You are paying for a 10000mAh cell in a white PC+ABS body, magnetic wireless output at 5W, 7.5W, 10W and 15W, a USB-C port delivering up to 20W wired output and accepting 18W input, and a USB-C cable and manual included in the box.
Compare that list with any rival before deciding. Some banks at a similar Vention FHNW0 power bank price point are wired only, so every charge starts with finding a cable. Others advertise magnetic charging without listing the wireless steps underneath the headline number. The FHNW0’s page lists all four steps, and this description keeps them in view.
Value also depends on fit. If the bank snaps onto your phone every day and rescues it twice a week, the Vention FHNW0 power bank price earns itself back quickly in convenience. If your phone cannot charge magnetically at all, the wireless mode is wasted on you and a wired bank is the smarter spend even at a lower price.
Stock and colour are kept simple on this listing. This page is the white FHNW0, listed as in stock at the time of writing, with the 7-day warranty the product page records. Checking the Vention FHNW0 power bank price here therefore leads straight to a decision: magnetic snap-on convenience in white, or a wired step elsewhere in the range.
Reading the Vention FHNW0 power bank price like a checklist
First, match the Vention FHNW0 power bank price to its charging modes before comparing numbers. A magnetic wireless bank should not be judged against wired-only pricing. Within its own class, the Vention FHNW0 power bank price buys two charging modes as well as capacity, and the Vention FHNW0 power bank price should be read that way.
Second, check the wireless steps the Vention FHNW0 power bank price actually pays for. Four listed levels, 5W, 7.5W, 10W and 15W, tell you more than a single headline figure. A lower Vention FHNW0 power bank price rival that hides its steps is not the same offer, and a fair Vention FHNW0 power bank price comparison keeps the full list in view.
Third, check what the Vention FHNW0 power bank price includes in the box. A USB-C charging cable and a user manual are listed for this model, so the Vention FHNW0 power bank price does not hide a first-day cable purchase behind the headline.
Fourth, weigh the warranty recorded beside the Vention FHNW0 power bank price. This listing records a 7-day warranty on the product page, stated plainly with no longer period implied. A seller quoting a similar Vention FHNW0 power bank price with no warranty line at all is offering less protection.
Fifth, confirm the variant before you act on the Vention FHNW0 power bank price. This page is the white FHNW0 only, with its own listing, stock status and ratings. The Vention FHNW0 power bank price for a different colour or a different Vention model is a separate figure on a separate page.
Finally, judge the Vention FHNW0 power bank price against your own phone rather than a stranger’s. If a magnetic bank that also charges over USB-C at 20W matches your handset and your day, the Vention FHNW0 power bank price is money spent on the features you will use weekly.
In short, the Vention FHNW0 power bank price rewards a buyer who reads specifications before numbers.
Checked that way, the Vention FHNW0 power bank price describes a complete, honest dual-mode offer.
Warranty: 7 days, as listed
The product page lists a 7-day warranty for this power bank. Keep your order confirmation from Gadget Superb. If the bank fails within the warranty period, contact the support team with your order details so they can check the unit against the warranty recorded for this listing. No longer warranty period is claimed anywhere on this page.
Delivery, payment and returns
Delivery charge is ৳70 inside Dhaka (1–3 working days) and ৳120 outside Dhaka (2–5 working days). Cash on delivery is available nationwide, so you pay when your order arrives. You may inspect the product before payment where the courier permits it. Returns are accepted within seven days per the store’s return policy. For help before or after ordering, contact support at 09638054751 or care@gadgetsuperb.com.
Why buy the FHNW0 from Gadget Superb
Gadget Superb sells this listing as the manufacturer describes it: the white FHNW0, its listed wireless and wired ratings, its included USB-C cable and manual, with no specification quietly rewritten for marketing. The Vention FHNW0 power bank price you check here is backed by cash on delivery nationwide, inspection before payment where the courier permits it, and seven-day returns.
That combination is the practical answer to buying small electronics online in Bangladesh. You can verify the product in hand before paying where the courier allows, return it within seven days if it is not right, and reach a real support team on 09638054751 or at care@gadgetsuperb.com. Magnetic, honest and easy to live with, the FHNW0 is the snap-on bank this page set out to describe, and that honesty is the right basis for judging the Vention FHNW0 power bank price.
























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