Group 1 - The mobile power industry is accelerating towards standardization and regulation following the recent recall incident of power banks [1] - A new mandatory product certification rule for mobile power, lithium-ion batteries, and battery packs has been established, effective from August 15, 2025 [1][2] - The new rule introduces a grading system for production enterprises, categorizing them into four levels: A, B, C, and D, based on various quality information [2][3] Group 2 - The certification process will include type testing, initial factory inspections, and post-certification supervision, with increased monitoring frequency for lower-rated enterprises [3] - The current domestic market size for power banks is approximately 150 billion yuan, excluding the shared rental market, with over 700 certified enterprises nationwide [4] - The government plans to enhance market inspection frequency and regulatory measures, particularly targeting low-quality and low-priced mobile power products [5]

Core Viewpoint - The recent incidents involving Romoss and Anker power banks highlight significant safety concerns related to battery cells supplied by Ampreys, leading to widespread recalls and potential risks for consumers [4][6][8]. Group 1: Incident Overview - Romoss has recalled 490,000 power banks due to safety hazards, with nearly all of its 3C certifications revoked and all power bank products removed from its official store [4]. - Anker also announced a recall of 710,000 power banks, indicating a broader issue affecting multiple brands [6]. - The root cause of these recalls is linked to Ampreys, the battery supplier, which outsourced production to a factory that violated material standards, resulting in battery failures [9][10]. Group 2: Safety and Regulatory Implications - The defective battery cells were reportedly in circulation for over a year before issues became apparent, raising concerns about long-term product safety [11]. - The Civil Aviation Administration of China has issued a notice banning nearly all power banks released before August 2024 from being taken on flights, regardless of their 3C certification status [37]. Group 3: Industry Response and Consumer Impact - Romoss's public relations strategy during the recall involved offering replacements or refunds, but faced logistical challenges as major courier services refused to accept returns due to safety concerns [30][31]. - Anker's recall process was smoother, as they proactively provided users with explosion-proof bags for safe returns [34]. - The overall power bank industry is under scrutiny, with calls for improved safety standards and regulatory oversight to prevent future incidents [49][57].

Core Viewpoint - Anker Innovations has initiated a recall of over 710,000 power bank units due to safety risks associated with battery cells, following a similar recall by another brand, Romoss [2][11]. Group 1: Recall Details - The recall affects several models, including A1642 (143,327 units), A1647 (134,854 units), A1652 (109,450 units), A1680 (24,480 units), A1681 (223,558 units), A1689 (45,438 units), and A1257 (31,857 units) [2]. - The recall was approved by the Hunan Provincial Market Supervision Administration and was announced on June 20 [2]. - Anker Innovations discovered that certain batches of battery cells from a supplier had unauthorized material changes, potentially leading to insulation failure and safety hazards such as overheating or fire [2][6]. Group 2: Certification Issues - Multiple Anker power bank products have had their 3C certification suspended recently, indicating regulatory scrutiny [7]. - The 3C certification is a mandatory safety certification in China aimed at protecting consumer rights and safety [7]. Group 3: Compensation and Supplier Changes - Anker Innovations has provided three compensation options for affected customers: full refund, product exchange, or a voucher worth the original order amount plus 50 yuan [6]. - The company has terminated its relationship with the supplier responsible for the faulty battery cells and has switched to other suppliers [6]. Group 4: Industry Context - Romoss, another power bank brand, recently recalled over 490,000 units for similar battery cell issues, highlighting a broader industry concern regarding battery safety [11]. - Other companies, including Baseus and Ugreen, have also faced suspensions of their 3C certifications for power bank products, indicating a potential industry-wide issue [11].

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