Sharge: 7 in 10 listings carry a crossed-out price

Sharge sells power banks, chargers, cables and SSD enclosures with a see-through, retro-tech look. We read its store and its policies and wrote down what a buyer should know first.

SHARGE Flow 3 Power Bank (45W, 10K, Built-in Cable) from Sharge
Image from Sharge's own website.

On 12 Oct 2026 we read Sharge's public store listings and its refund and shipping pages. We counted what is for sale, what it costs and how much of it is marked down, and we noted what the policies commit to. We have not ordered from Sharge or used its products.

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What Sharge sells

Sharge (sold as SHARGE) builds power banks and chargers that look like props from a science-fiction film: transparent shells, visible circuitry, small displays. Power banks make up the biggest part of the store, then cables, wall chargers and SSD enclosures. You pay a premium for the design over plain black bricks of the same capacity.

Listings in the store feed92
In stock when we looked75 of 92
Store currencyUSD
Median listing price$51.40
Most expensive listingDisk Pro Daily Kit, $339.90
Listings with a crossed-out price66 of 92 (72%)
Largest product groupsPower Bank (29), Cable (14), Charger (9), SSD Enclousre (6), Solar Charger (1)

Counted from Sharge's public store feed on 12 Oct 2026. Catalogs and prices change daily.

Are the discounts real?

66 of 92 listings showed a higher crossed-out price, with a typical markdown of 29%. When most of a catalog is marked down at once, the lower figure is the normal price and the crossed-out one is decoration. Compare the price you pay with other shops and ignore the percentage.

Returns, warranty and shipping

The policy promises a 30-day money-back guarantee for items that are unused, counted from delivery. It asks for the return tracking number within 7 days of approval and says refunds complete within 10 business days. Shipping is free in the United States on orders over $100, with Alaska, Hawaii and Puerto Rico excluded.

Terms change, and the wording on the day you order is what counts. Save a copy with your order confirmation.

What to check before you buy

  • Compare capacity in watt-hours, not milliamp-hours. A 10,000 mAh bank holds about 37 Wh.
  • Airlines limit power banks to 100 Wh in carry-on bags, and none are allowed in checked luggage.
  • Check the output wattage against your laptop. A 20 W bank will not run a 65 W notebook.
  • The guarantee covers unused items. Decide before you start using it daily.

Who it suits

A reasonable choice if

  • You care how your charger looks on a desk.
  • Your order clears the $100 free-shipping line.

Look elsewhere if

  • You want the most capacity per dollar.
  • You live outside the free-shipping area.

FAQ

Is Sharge a legitimate company?

Sharge runs its own website with published prices and terms, which we read on 12 Oct 2026. We have not placed an order, so we cannot speak to delivery or service from experience.

What does Sharge sell?

Power banks, chargers, cables and SSD enclosures with a see-through, retro-tech look.

How much does Sharge cost?

The median listing was $51.40 when we read the store, and the most expensive was $339.90.

Did you test it?

No. This page is based on the brand's own listings, pricing and policy pages.

Bottom line

Sharge sells design as much as capacity. With crossed-out prices on most listings, read the sale price as the real price and compare watt-hours per dollar against plainer brands before paying for the look.

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Miana editorial team

We read the maker's own listings and policies, check the numbers, and state clearly what we have and haven't tested. How we review.

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