Amazon's discount on Ugreen's tiny power bank is already gone.
On Oct. 5, Amazon dropped the price of Ugreen's Nexode Pro 10,000mAh Mini Power Bank from $54.99 to $37.97, a 31% cut tied to early Prime Day promotions. The listing was explicitly a one-day deal, and it expired the same day it launched. The hardware is worth noting on its own merits: the charger is smaller than an iPhone 17 Pro Max, pushes 45W through a built-in braided USB-C cable that doubles as a wrist strap, and has three ports (two USB-C, one USB-A) for charging multiple devices at once. A small TFT display shows battery percentage, temperature, and health.
Most power banks this size top out at 20W or 30W, so fitting 45W into something pocket-sized is a real spec, not marketing fluff. The bigger story is about how Prime Day pricing actually works: discounts like this one are often live for hours, not days, which means any screenshot or article touting a specific price can go stale before readers see it.
Expect Ugreen and its rivals to cycle similar cuts in and out as the main Prime Day event gets closer, so treat any single price you see online as a snapshot, not a standing offer.