Trozk makes charging gear for people who are tired of charging gear that looks like charging gear. Its power banks look like 90s pagers, floppy disks and gourds, its wall chargers look like cassette tapes and glowing crystals, and its desktop power strip looks like something from a cyberpunk game. The question for a design-first brand is whether the specs are real, so this guide goes through nine products, with prices and the review counts shown on Trozk's own store.
Retro and cyberpunk charging gear, from $9.99
Trozk lists 1-year warranties, free returns and easy exchanges, with UL, CE and FCC certifications on its main power banks.
Shop TrozkThe lineup at a glance
The headliner: the Beeper Power Bank
The Beeper is Trozk's best-known product and its best-reviewed power bank (4.9 across 56 reviews). It is a 10,000mAh bank with up to 30W of PD fast charging, which the brand says is enough to charge an iPhone 17 about 1.5 times. The party trick is the pager styling: a small LCD, retro buttons, and the ability to send short messages between two Beepers over a simple RF link when they're within range. It comes in transparent, black or purple, with an American or Japanese version, and the brand says it received a Gold award at the MUSE Design Awards. A bundle with a leather carry case is $56.99.
The Beeper in its transparent version.
Charging a handheld console on the go.
One real-world note from the brand's own customer reviews: one buyer says the main purpose is a power bank and the messaging is a fun secondary use, which matches our read. Don't buy it for the pager.
More power banks for different tastes
If the pager isn't for you, there are three other approaches. The Floppy Magnetic Power Bank (4.9 across 44 reviews) combines 10,000mAh, magnetic wireless charging and 22.5W wired charging, and the $55.99 version adds 64GB of built-in storage for backing up photos. The FULU ($41.99) is the quirkiest, with a built-in retractable USB-C cable that means one fewer thing to carry. The Binary Star ($49.99) is the most practical: its 35W GaN adapter has a US plug built in, so it plugs straight into a wall as well as working as a power bank and phone stand.
Floppy Magnetic Power Bank
FULU gourd power bank
Binary Star 3-in-1
Revolver cylinder, $19.99
The Revolver is the budget fidget-style option at $19.99 (it is listed down from $49.99), but at 5,000mAh and 20W it is a top-up bank rather than an all-day one.
For your desk: the Hardcore Box 65W
The Hardcore Box is Trozk's flagship charging station: a GaN power strip with 6 AC sockets, 2 USB-C and 2 USB-A ports, RGB lighting and a 1.65-inch LCD that shows live voltage, current and wattage, so you can see what each device is drawing. It carries a 1-year warranty and UL, CE, FCC and RoHS certification, and holds a 5.0 average from 19 reviews. One buyer likes that the lights change with power usage and that the cord is long enough for awkwardly placed outlets.
Hardcore Box 65W, $89.99.
Six AC sockets, four USB ports, and a live power display.
Cheap, fun upgrades: chargers and a cable
The lowest-risk way into the brand is the small stuff. The Infinity Stone ($20.99, 4.6 across 17 reviews) is a 35W GaN USB-C charger in a translucent coloured shell. The brand says its GaN design runs cooler and more efficiently than a conventional charger of the same size. The Power Cassette Adapter ($9.99) is a 20W charger shaped like a cassette. The Jellybeans cable ($9.99, 5.0 from 8 reviews) is a 1 m braided cable rated up to 100W with a storage pouch, a sensible match for the 65W and 35W gear above.
Infinity Stone 35W
Power Cassette 20W
Jellybeans 100W cable
Who should buy which?
- Want the signature item: the Beeper ($47.99), or the $56.99 leather-case bundle.
- Want something more practical: the Floppy with storage ($55.99) or the Binary Star ($49.99).
- Want a desk centerpiece: the Hardcore Box 65W ($89.99).
- Want a cheap taste of the brand: the Jellybeans cable or the Power Cassette adapter ($9.99 each).
Bottom line: Trozk is a design-led brand with real specs behind the styling (30W banks, GaN chargers, certified safety marks) and strong review scores on its bestsellers. Treat the retro gimmicks as a bonus, and shop the Beeper, Floppy or Hardcore Box if you want the products customers rate best.
