The INIU P63 is the power bank that lives in my camera bag, and we already recommend two INIU packs in our guide to the best power banks for travel. So when INIU asked if I’d review the RG-10000, their first rugged power bank, I was curious to see what a sealed, tougher version of a pack I already trust would be like. It’s been in my bag for over a month now, including three weeks of travelling around Central Europe, and I’ve been through the box, the printed manual and a long email exchange with INIU about the things the listing doesn’t tell you. Disclosure first. INIU sent me this unit and paid me to write this review. They haven’t seen it before you, they had no say over what’s in it, and the verdict is mine. The buy links in this post are Amazon affiliate links, so I also earn a small commission if you buy through one, at no cost to you. We were recommending INIU’s P50 and P63 in our power bank guide before any of this was arranged, units we paid for ourselves, and that guide isn’t part of it. The INIU RG-10000 is a 10,000mAh power bank that charges at 45W, which is more than twice the speed of either rugged pack I compare it to further down, with a sealed port cover, a camp li...
INIU RG-10000 Review (2026): A Rugged 45W Power Bank for Travellers
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