aohi-4w-140w
AOHI AOHI Starship 2-in-1 40000mAh PD3.1 140W Power Bank with 140W Magcube Pro GaN+ 3-Port Fast Charger - 40K Power Bank +140W US (4W+140W)
A model-level record for checking the exact power-bank identity, energy rating, and supporting evidence behind the catalog entry.
Battery configuration
AOHI Starship 2-in-1 40000mAh PD3.1 140W Power Bank with 140W Magcube Pro GaN+ 3-Port Fast Charger - 40K Power Bank +140W US (4W+140W) is the folded battery configuration for this page. 3 color/SKU variants share the same capacity, voltage, Wh rating, and source-product fingerprint.
- Configuration ID
- aohi|iaohi com aohi starship 2 in 1 40000mah pd3 1 140w power bank power station with 140w gan fast charger|40000|3.7|148
- Model family
- Starship 2-in-1 40000mAh PD3.1 140W Power Bank with 140W Magcube Pro GaN+ 3-Port Fast Charger - 40K Power Bank +140W US (4W+140W)
- Configuration evidence
- scraped_unverified
- Starship 2-in-1 40000mAh PD3.1 140W Power Bank with 140W Magcube Pro GaN+ 3-Port Fast Charger - 40K Power Bank +140W EU (4W+140W EU)aohi-4w-140w-eu
- STARSHIP 2 IN 1 40000mah Pd3 1 140w POWER BANK POWER STATION WITH 140w GAN FAST CHARGERaohi-starship-2-in-1-40000mah-pd3-1-140w-power-bank-power-station-with-140w-gan-fast-charger
Evidence summary
AOHI AOHI Starship 2-in-1 40000mAh PD3.1 140W Power Bank with 140W Magcube Pro GaN+ 3-Port Fast Charger - 40K Power Bank +140W US (4W+140W) is recorded at 148.00 Wh from official capacity data and nominal voltage.
- Wh basis
- Derived Wh
- Last verified
- 2026-06-09
- Source graph
- 1 linked entities
Entity evidence
Official model identifiers and source links used to connect this CertiWatt record with manufacturer, support, recall, and knowledge-graph entities.
- Manufacturer model number
- Not published
- CertiWatt model ID
- aohi-4w-140w
- GTIN
- Not verified
- Brand entity
- AOHI
Source graph
What this means for flying
Above 100 WhThis model is above the common 100 Wh threshold, so it should not be treated like an ordinary carry-on power bank. Run the trip-specific verification before relying on it for travel.
This is a catalog-level hint, not a final travel verdict. Final checks depend on the route, airline, recall status, and current rules.
How this Wh value is supported
This model uses a derived rating: 40,000 mAh × 3.70 V ÷ 1000 = 148.00 Wh, stored as 148.00 Wh in the catalog.
- Last verified
- 2026-06-09
- Added to catalog
- 2026-06-09
- Catalog status
- Active
- Source links
- 1
Identity notes
Official AOHI product JSON identifies AOHI Starship 2-in-1 40000mAh PD3.1 140W Power Bank with 140W Magcube Pro GaN+ 3-Port Fast Charger, lists variant key 4W+140W, and states 40,000mAh capacity. Wh is derived from nominal 3.7V cell voltage until a stable official Wh label is captured.
Manufacturer sources
Quick answers
Can I bring AOHI AOHI Starship 2-in-1 40000mAh PD3.1 140W Power Bank with 140W Magcube Pro GaN+ 3-Port Fast Charger - 40K Power Bank +140W US (4W+140W) on a plane?
AOHI AOHI Starship 2-in-1 40000mAh PD3.1 140W Power Bank with 140W Magcube Pro GaN+ 3-Port Fast Charger - 40K Power Bank +140W US (4W+140W) is above the common 100 Wh passenger battery threshold at 148.00 Wh, so it needs a trip-specific check before travel.
How many watt-hours is AOHI AOHI Starship 2-in-1 40000mAh PD3.1 140W Power Bank with 140W Magcube Pro GaN+ 3-Port Fast Charger - 40K Power Bank +140W US (4W+140W)?
AOHI AOHI Starship 2-in-1 40000mAh PD3.1 140W Power Bank with 140W Magcube Pro GaN+ 3-Port Fast Charger - 40K Power Bank +140W US (4W+140W) is recorded as 148.00 Wh from 40,000 mAh and 3.70 V catalog data.
What evidence supports the Wh value for AOHI AOHI Starship 2-in-1 40000mAh PD3.1 140W Power Bank with 140W Magcube Pro GaN+ 3-Port Fast Charger - 40K Power Bank +140W US (4W+140W)?
The evidence basis is Derived Wh. CertiWatt stores 1 manufacturer source link for this model. The record was last verified on 2026-06-09.
Can AOHI AOHI Starship 2-in-1 40000mAh PD3.1 140W Power Bank with 140W Magcube Pro GaN+ 3-Port Fast Charger - 40K Power Bank +140W US (4W+140W) go in checked baggage?
Power banks are generally handled as spare lithium batteries and should be checked against carry-on rules, not placed in checked baggage without a route-specific verdict.