KIWI design VR Power Bank 5000mAh

For Quest owners who want more time in VR without relying on a headset’s built-in battery alone, the KIWI design P5000 two-pack offers a pair of compact, swappable power banks. The same USB-C format is also described as suitable for phones, 360 cameras, and gimbals.

The useful detail is the two-battery setup: one can power a device while the other is ready to use, provided you keep it charged.

Highlights

Each battery is rated at 5000mAh, and the product description lists 20W fast charging. It says one hour of charging can bring a Quest 3 to 65% and a Quest 3S to 70%. Those are specific listed figures, not a guarantee of extra playtime, the description does not provide a runtime estimate without that measurement.

The design includes locking clips and straps intended to keep the battery connected during gaming or outdoor activity. At 105g, each power bank is described as compact and about half the size of a Quest controller. That portability may be useful when you want to carry a spare rather than bring a larger power bank. Keep in mind that a depleted battery still needs to be recharged before it can serve as your backup.

How to use it

Connect a battery to a compatible USB-C device, then switch to the second one when you need a fresh charge. For a VR session, the two-pack makes most sense when you start with both batteries charged and have a place to recharge the one that runs out. The listed headset compatibility covers Meta Quest 3, 3S, 2, and Pro, other examples include cell phones, 360 action cameras, and gimbals with a Type-C interface.

The modular clips and straps are meant to help hold the setup together during use. If you plan to use it with a device beyond the named headsets, its USB-C connection is the relevant fit detail—but the listing does not specify performance for every Type-C device.

Practical tips

For a longer VR session, keep the spare battery charged before you start and put it somewhere easy to reach. That makes the swap more practical than waiting for a single power bank to recharge. A solid pick if you want a portable backup you can alternate between, rather than a larger stationary charging setup.

The product description calls the batteries easy to swap, but it does not state how much extra headset runtime either one provides. Actual time gained will depend on the device and how it is being used. It might not be a great match if your main buying requirement is a guaranteed number of additional gaming hours, or if you need a stated charge result for a device other than the Quest 3 or 3S.

Before you decide

What is included? The product name and description specify two 5000mAh batteries. They do not list additional accessories in the package.

Which Quest models are named? Meta Quest 3, Quest 3S, Quest 2, and Quest Pro are listed as compatible.

What charge figures are provided? The description states that one hour can charge a Quest 3 to 65% and a Quest 3S to 70%. It does not give equivalent figures for the Quest 2, Quest Pro, or other USB-C devices.

When it makes sense

Choose this two-pack if you value a small, swappable backup for compatible VR headsets and can keep the second battery charged between sessions. The stated Quest 3 and 3S charge percentages offer a concrete reference point, while the Type-C connection adds potential use with other listed device types. If you need a dependable runtime figure before buying, the missing estimate is a real drawback, if portability and having a charged spare matter more, the format is easier to justify.