Introduction
As the cornerstone of Lenovo’s energy strategy, TALIX Zeta is built on over a decade of Lenovo’s expertise in power and energy technologies. It introduces a PD 3.2 240 W all-scenario portable energy ecosystem—the TALIX Zeta end-to-end mobile power solution.
TALIX Zeta Mobile Power Solution Ushers in a New Era of the PD 3.2 Ecosystem
The TALIX Zeta Power Station officially launched on Kickstarter at 11:00 AM on January 27. Users can access the campaign by clicking the links provided above and below this article.
As one of the earliest pioneers entering the PD 3.2 ecosystem, TALIX Zeta has built a comprehensive mobile power solution featuring a complete five-product lineup: a power station, power bank, charger, dual USB-C retractable cable, and solar panel. Across the entire lineup, all products support single-port 240 W USB-C PD input and output.
This breakthrough marks a shift in the industry from single-product competition to ecosystem-level standard competition. Through end-to-end ecosystem synergy, TALIX Zeta seamlessly covers use cases ranging from home emergency backup to outdoor exploration, and from consumer electronics to small household appliances—delivering a unified system that offers users an unprecedented energy experience.
As the latest fast-charging standard, USB PD 3.2 introduces key capabilities such as Adjustable Voltage Supply (AVS), intelligent device interoperability, and scenario-aware power optimization. These features align closely with Lenovo’s “hybrid charging” strategy.
Within the TALIX Zeta mobile power solution, the newly introduced power station serves as a critical foundation for accelerating the adoption of PD 3.2 in high-power applications. It drives the industry’s transition from PD 3.0 to PD 3.2 and further reinforces Lenovo’s leadership in the evolution of intelligent hardware technologies.
Most notably, the crowdfunded TALIX Zeta power station is among the first portable high-power products to adopt a single-battery-pack 1 kWh architecture. This design eliminates the “linking” issues common in traditional multi-pack solutions, while achieving lower operating temperatures, more stable performance output, and an exceptional balance between slim form factor and portability.
Unlike conventional products on the market that only allow capacity expansion through parallel connections, the TALIX Zeta power station features a revolutionary master/slave-free parallel design. This enables true dual-parallel scalability—simultaneously increasing both total output power and total energy capacity when multiple units operate together.
As a result, users can flexibly build an energy system tailored to diverse outdoor power demands without relying on a central control unit or additional battery packs.
With its breakthrough design, the TALIX Zeta power station supports bi-directional USB-C fast charging up to 240 W under the PD 3.2 standard. It is not merely an outdoor power solution compliant with PD 3.2, but a concrete embodiment of Lenovo’s vision for the future energy ecosystem.
As PD 3.2 fundamentally reshapes how users interact with power and energy, Lenovo stands firmly at the forefront of this transformation.
Summary of ChargerLAB
TALIX Zeta not only breaks through long-standing technical bottlenecks in the industry, but also introduces the first complete PD 3.2 240 W ecosystem—delivering a full-chain, high-performance experience from energy storage and charging to power replenishment. With a forward-looking, environmentally conscious design philosophy, it sets a new direction for industry innovation.
At the same time, TALIX Zeta reflects a critical evolution of consumer electronics accessories toward sustainability and user-centric customization, addressing the global demand for reduced electronic waste and more efficient resource utilization. As one of the first power brands to fully embrace the PD 3.2 standard, TALIX is leading the industry into a new era defined by efficiency, intelligence, and sustainability.
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