Accessory maker Elecom has announced what it’s claiming to be the first consumer-ready power bank that uses a sodium-ion battery instead of lithium-ion one, as spotted by Notebookcheck. In addition to being more environmentally friendly to manufacture,

Japanese hardware brand Elecom has just launched what it claims is the world's first power bank to feature a sodium-ion battery inside. It promises significantly longer cycle life than traditional lithium-ion batteries,

Elecom has launched world's first power bank featuring sodium-ion battery, promising longer life and better performance in high temperature. This key difference eliminates the need for resource-intensive metals like lithium,

A Japanese firm ELECOM claims to have created the world's first Sodium-ion-battery powerbank with 9,000 mAh capacity and 45/30W Output/Input.

Elecom's new Na Plus powerbank is eco friendly and safer than traditional lithium-ion batteries, which pollute the environment.

Japanese company Elecom has unveiled the world’s first power bank using sodium-ion battery technology, according to the company’s official press release. The sodium-ion power bank consists of 3 battery cells of 3,