Xiaomi powwr bank Type C issue

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Hi I bought the xiaomi pro power bank charger and the type c to lighting cable. However my phone is not charging how come??
 

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Type C to lighting cable is original?
Can the power bank charge other phone?
 

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Nope I am using Zmi type c to lighting cable. I bought the mi pro power bank and when I use the Type c port to charge my iPhone it doesn’t work the normal USB port to charge your phone works.

Type C to lighting cable is original?
Can the power bank charge other phone?
 
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Or is it because the Xiaomi Pro power bank is not consider a PD type of power bank?
 

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Test the type with other devices that is type c too. Possible your type c port may be broken
 

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I read on HWZ the xiaomi pro power bank 10000 mah type c port cannot be use to charge your devices. It’s only used for charging the Pb itself.

Test the type with other devices that is type c too. Possible your type c port may be broken
 

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That will depend. Older model only allow charging power bank via USB C. Newer model allow charging power bank and charging devices via same USB C port.

I read on HWZ the xiaomi pro power bank 10000 mah type c port cannot be use to charge your devices. It’s only used for charging the Pb itself.
 

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is it the gen 3 usbc? try usb a to other device. Or try the zmi cable alone like MBP to ur device.

its working for others, i have the same
combination. zmi usbC to lightning plus Xmi gen3 10mah. no issues in charging
 

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There is nothing wrong with your USB-C port. The Xiaomi Powerbank Pro you have bought only supports USB-C input charging. It does not support any kind of output to any devices.

You should be getting the newer one which is the Xiaomi Powerbank 3 10000mAh Which supports two way USB-C charging.
 

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Your usb c to lightning must be mfi certified i think only anker and the original apple cables are certified for now.
 

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First check if the model can support USB C output, then check if the cable is certified to do USB C to Lightning charging on iphone.
 

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Your usb c to lightning must be mfi certified i think only anker and the original apple cables are certified for now.

there are a lot of mfi usb c to lightning cable now, anker is not the only that has it. in fact the first one I have seen is from xiaomi, I am not sure if it is sub branded under zmi.
 

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Any good recommended power bank with power delivery that I can buy locally?
 

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I tried with my ugreen type c to lighting cable too it also does not work.

there are a lot of mfi usb c to lightning cable now, anker is not the only that has it. in fact the first one I have seen is from xiaomi, I am not sure if it is sub branded under zmi.
 
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