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Iris Ohyama’s bottle-shaped portable power bank. High capacity in a “barley tea bottle” size with IP54 dust and water resistance

Posted on June 29, 2026 by Editor in Chief

Iris Ohyama will release the cylindrical “Battery Station Bottle Type (IBT-B40065-W)” on June 11. The direct sales price is 19,800 yen.

It is cylindrical in shape, measuring approximately 72 × 180 mm (diameter × height), and uses a lithium iron phosphate battery with a capacity of 128 Wh (40,000 mAh). It weighs approximately 1.15 kg. It delivers a maximum output of 65W and features two USB Type-C ports and one USB Type-A port, capable of charging a 3,000 mAh smartphone approximately nine times.

The unit is about the same size as a 660-milliliter plastic bottle (such as one used for barley tea), making it easy to store in standard cup holders or the bottle pockets of backpacks. With IP54 dust and water resistance, a built-in LED light to illuminate your hands, and an LCD panel that displays the remaining battery level, this product is designed not only for everyday use but also for outdoor activities and emergencies.

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