Supreme x mophie Encore 20K Portable Power Bank
Supreme vs. Original
Supreme version
Original — mophie
Encore 20K Portable Power Bank
About the original
The mophie Encore 20K is a 20,100mAh dual-USB portable power bank with two full-size USB output ports rated at 2.1A each, enough capacity to fully recharge a standard smartphone six to seven times. Priority+ charging detects connected devices and routes power to them first rather than topping up the bank itself. Mophie was founded in 2005 in Michigan and acquired by ZAGG in 2016. The Encore line has since been discontinued and replaced by the Powerstation series. Supreme's FW17 version retailed at $98 against $70 for the standard black unit, applying the box logo to the matte aluminum body.
About mophie
mophie is an American consumer electronics company founded in 2005 by Ben Kaufman in Burlington, Vermont, and later headquartered in Tustin, California. The original company was acquired by mStation Audio in 2007, which launched the Juice Pack battery case for the iPhone, the product that defined the category. mophie's lineup expanded into Powerstation portable chargers, Charge Stream wireless pads, and MagSafe-compatible accessories. The company was acquired by Zagg in 2016 for $100 million and now sells through Apple retail channels worldwide. Supreme collaborated with mophie on Box Logo Powerstation XL and Juice Pack battery accessories.
