About Romoss
ROMOSS is a Chinese consumer electronics brand that specializes in portable charging solutions, including power banks, USB chargers, charging cables, wireless chargers, car chargers, and portable power stations. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Shenzhen, Guangdong, China, the company has become one of the world’s well-known brands in the mobile charging industry, with products sold across Asia, Europe, North America, and other international markets. [1]
History
ROMOSS was established in 2012 by a team of engineers with the goal of developing safer, faster, and more reliable charging products for smartphones, tablets, laptops, and other portable electronic devices. The company entered the market during the rapid growth of smartphones, when demand for portable power banks was increasing worldwide. [2]
Over the years, ROMOSS expanded its product portfolio from basic power banks to a complete charging ecosystem, including:
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Portable power banks
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USB wall chargers
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GaN fast chargers
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USB-C charging cables
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Wireless chargers
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Car chargers
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Portable power stations for outdoor use
The company has also participated in major consumer electronics exhibitions such as IFA Berlin and CES, where it has showcased new charging technologies and products. [3]
Company
ROMOSS operates from its headquarters in Shenzhen, one of China’s largest technology manufacturing hubs. According to the company, it employs between 500 and 1,000 people and has built a global distribution network serving customers through online marketplaces, retailers, and authorized distributors. [4]
The company’s official slogan is:
“Charge A New Future.” [5]
Products
ROMOSS is best known for its portable power banks, which are available in capacities ranging from 5,000mAh to over 75,000mAh for larger portable power solutions.
Its product categories include:
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Portable power banks
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Magnetic wireless power banks
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Laptop power banks
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USB-C fast chargers
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GaN chargers
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USB charging cables
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Wireless charging pads
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Car chargers
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Portable power stations
Many products support modern fast-charging standards such as:
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USB Power Delivery (USB-PD)
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Qualcomm Quick Charge (QC)
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USB-C fast charging
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Magnetic wireless charging (selected models)
Higher-end models also feature LED battery displays, multiple output ports, and high-wattage charging suitable for laptops and gaming devices. [6]
Technology and Innovation
ROMOSS states that it has invested heavily in research and development and has accumulated more than 300 domestic and international patents related to charging technologies and product design. The company markets itself as a high-tech enterprise focused on improving charging speed, battery safety, and power efficiency. [7]
Its recent product lineup includes:
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30W–65W USB-C power banks
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100W+ laptop charging solutions
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200W portable power stations
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Magnetic wireless charging systems
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Multi-device charging accessories [8]
Global Presence
ROMOSS products are available in numerous countries through official websites, e-commerce platforms, and authorized retailers. The company reports annual shipments exceeding 50 million charging products and serves customers in:
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China
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Southeast Asia
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East Asia
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Europe
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North America
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South Africa
The brand has gained particular popularity in countries such as the Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand due to its competitively priced power banks. [9]
Reputation
ROMOSS is generally recognized as a value-oriented charging brand, offering high-capacity power banks at affordable prices. It competes with other charging accessory manufacturers such as:
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Anker
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UGREEN
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Baseus
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Aukey
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Xiaomi
While ROMOSS is especially known for large-capacity power banks (20,000mAh–40,000mAh), reviews often note that these models are heavier than lower-capacity alternatives because of their larger battery cells.
Product Safety
ROMOSS states that genuine products should be purchased only through official or authorized sales channels. The company has also introduced an anti-counterfeiting verification system to help customers identify authentic products, reflecting efforts to address counterfeit goods in some markets. [10]




