XO-10000 Featured by The Blind Life and Top Tech Tidbits: Making Power More Accessible

XO-10000 Featured by The Blind Life and Top Tech Tidbits: Making Power More Accessible

Making Everyday Charging More Accessible

For most people, checking the battery level of a power bank is as simple as looking at a few small LED lights.

For blind and low-vision users, however, visual-only battery indicators can make a simple task less accessible.

That is why we created XO-10000, an accessible 10,000mAh power bank designed with blind and low-vision users in mind.

XO-10000 provides two accessible ways to check battery information: clear voice feedback and a four-point tactile battery indicator.

In August 2026, XO-10000 was featured by The Blind Life, an accessibility technology channel, in a video titled "Finally, an Accessible Power Bank for Blind People! XO-10000."

The video was subsequently highlighted by Top Tech Tidbits in its August 27, 2026 issue under Access Awareness: Updates That Matter. (Top Tech Tidbits)


Featured by The Blind Life

The Blind Life recently showcased XO-10000 and demonstrated how its accessible battery feedback provides an alternative to power banks that rely only on visual LED indicators.

The review highlights two important accessibility features:

  • Spoken battery updates
  • Tactile battery status indicators

XO-10000 also features a 10,000mAh battery capacity, up to 22.5W charging, and a weight of approximately 208g, making it suitable for everyday carrying. (Top Tech Tidbits)

Watch the Review

Finally, an Accessible Power Bank for Blind People! XO-10000 — The Blind Life

See XO-10000 in action and learn how voice feedback and tactile battery indicators can make everyday charging more accessible.


Recognized by Top Tech Tidbits

On August 27, 2026, Top Tech Tidbits highlighted The Blind Life’s XO-10000 video in its Access Awareness section.

Top Tech Tidbits described XO-10000 as an alternative to LED-only power banks, highlighting its spoken battery updates and tactile status markers. The publication also noted its 10,000mAh capacity, up to 22.5W charging, and 208g weight. (Top Tech Tidbits)

We are grateful to see XO-10000 included in a publication dedicated to access technology and to have the product introduced to more people in the blind and low-vision community.

Read the feature on Top Tech Tidbits →


How XO-10000 Makes Battery Information More Accessible

Voice Battery Feedback

XO-10000 can provide battery information through voice announcements.

With Voice Mode, users can press the control button to hear the remaining battery level without needing to read a visual display.

This makes it easier to check battery information independently at home, at work, while commuting, or when traveling.

Four-Point Tactile Battery Indicator

XO-10000 also provides a physical way to check the approximate battery level.

The tactile indicator uses four points:

Tactile Indicator Approximate Battery Level
4 points 75%–100%
3 points 50%–75%
2 points 25%–50%
1 point 0%–25%

The tactile indicator gives users another way to understand battery status without relying on vision.


One Power Bank, Multiple Ways to Stay Informed

Accessibility does not mean everyone needs to use a product in exactly the same way.

That is why XO-10000 offers different feedback options.

Voice Mode

Battery information is announced aloud.

Tactile Mode

Battery information can be checked using the tactile indicator.

Voice + Tactile Mode

Both feedback methods are available.

Users can choose the approach that works best for their needs and situation.


Designed for Everyday Use

XO-10000 was designed to combine accessibility with the features people expect from a modern portable power bank.

XO-10000 accessible power bank presented as a gift for blind and low-vision users

In noisy environments where voice feedback may be difficult to hear, the tactile indicator provides a quiet way to check battery status.

10,000mAh Capacity

Designed to provide portable power for everyday devices.

Up to 22.5W Charging

Supports fast charging for compatible devices.

Compact and Portable

At approximately 208g, XO-10000 is designed to be practical for everyday carrying.

Accessible Battery Information

Voice feedback and tactile battery indication provide alternatives to visual-only battery indicators.


Who Is XO-10000 Designed For?

XO-10000 was created with blind and low-vision users in mind.

It can also be useful for anyone who prefers physical or spoken battery feedback instead of relying on small visual indicators.

Whether you are at home, working, studying, commuting, or traveling, XO-10000 is designed to make one simple task easier:

knowing how much power you have left.


Why Accessible Everyday Technology Matters

Accessibility is often about solving small problems that people encounter every day.

A battery indicator may seem like a small feature, but knowing how much power remains can be important when using a phone, assistive technology, or other essential devices.

For someone who cannot easily see a conventional LED indicator, having another way to access this information can provide greater independence and confidence.

We believe accessible technology should not be limited to specialized equipment.

Everyday products can be designed to be more accessible, too.


Frequently Asked Questions

What is an accessible power bank?

An accessible power bank is a portable charger designed to make important information, such as battery status, easier to access for people who cannot rely on traditional visual indicators.

How can a blind person check the battery level of XO-10000?

XO-10000 provides two accessible options: voice feedback and a four-point tactile battery indicator.

Does XO-10000 announce the battery level aloud?

Yes. In Voice Mode, users can press the control button to hear battery information through voice feedback.

Does XO-10000 have a tactile battery indicator?

Yes. XO-10000 uses four tactile points to indicate the approximate remaining battery level.

What do the four tactile points mean?

Four points indicate approximately 75%–100% battery, three points indicate 50%–75%, two points indicate 25%–50%, and one point indicates 0%–25%.

How much battery capacity does XO-10000 have?

XO-10000 has a 10,000mAh capacity.

How fast can XO-10000 charge devices?

XO-10000 supports charging at up to 22.5W, depending on the connected device and charging conditions.

Is XO-10000 only for blind people?

No. XO-10000 was designed with blind and low-vision users in mind, but its voice and tactile feedback can also be useful for anyone who prefers accessible battery information.


Learn More About XO-10000

XO-10000 was created around a simple idea:

You should be able to know how much power you have left without having to see a tiny LED indicator.

With voice feedback, tactile battery indication, 10,000mAh capacity, and up to 22.5W charging, XO-10000 brings accessibility into an everyday product.

XO-10000 accessible power bank for outdoor use with voice battery updates and tactile power check

Explore XO-10000 →


Thank You

We would like to thank The Blind Life for showcasing XO-10000 and Top Tech Tidbits for highlighting the video in its Access Awareness coverage.

For us, accessibility is not just a product feature.

It is about making everyday technology easier to understand, easier to use, and more independent for everyone.

— The Wiltrue Team

Technology for Disability Support · Western China Fair Special Session | Break Barriers with Fingertips, Feel the "Boundless" World — The Path of Technology Assisting the Disabled Behind a Braille Display

“Books are the ladder of human progress.”

However, for many people with visual impairments, this ladder has often been blocked by invisible barriers.

In an era of rapidly expanding information, being unable to read like everyone else means facing difficulties in accessing knowledge, pursuing education, and participating equally in society.

On May 21, during the 2026 Chongqing Assistive Technology Needs Matching and Experience Interaction Session of the China Western Cooperation and Investment Fair, Cao Xiuxiu, Co-founder of Wiltrue (Chongqing Infinite Horizons Co., Ltd.), presented an answer with a black refreshable Braille display.

As visually impaired visitors touched the device, the tiny metal pins on its surface rapidly moved up and down, producing precise mechanical movements and transforming the silent digital world into a stream of tactile information.

Together with her team, Cao Xiuxiu is using advanced accessibility technology to break down the barriers between people with visual impairments and the wider world.

For her, Wiltrue’s mission goes far beyond creating hardware devices. It is about:

“Enabling accessible reading and making knowledge without boundaries and the future without limits.”

Technology Should Create Equal Access to Information

Cao Xiuxiu believes that people with visual impairments do not lack the ability or the desire to participate in society — what they need are equal channels to access information.

Through technology, Wiltrue aims to reduce the digital divide and ensure that knowledge is no longer limited by vision.

This, she believes, is the true meaning of technology-enabled accessibility.

From Braille displays to smart mobility devices and tactile voice power banks, Wiltrue continues focusing on real-life challenges faced by visually impaired users.

Every product begins with a simple question:

“What barriers prevent people from living more independently?”

Helping People Step Outside: From Information Isolation to Equal Reading

“Our core product philosophy is simple and firm: we hope people with visual impairments can step outside their homes and live lives just like everyone else.”

When discussing the original motivation behind product development, Cao Xiuxiu explained that although accessibility infrastructure has continued to improve, many visually impaired people still face a serious challenge — an “information island.”

Physical accessibility is only one part of inclusion.

True inclusion also requires access to information, education, and digital resources.

Through accessible technology, Wiltrue hopes to help visually impaired users move from information isolation toward independent learning, working, and participating in society.


科技助残·西洽会专场|指尖破壁,触见“无界”——一块盲文点显器背后的科技助残之路

“书籍是人类进步的阶梯”,然而对于视障群体而言,这架阶梯往往被无形的高墙阻断。在信息爆炸的时代,无法像常人一样阅读,意味着难以平等地获取知识、参与竞争。5月21日,在2026年重庆市科技助残需求对接暨体验互动西洽会专场活动现场,重庆无界启航创新科技有限公司(以下简称“无界启航”)合伙人曹秀秀,用一台黑色的实体盲文点显器给出了答案。随着视障参观者的指尖划过,装置表面的金属针脚迅速升降,发出清脆的机械声响,将无声的数字世界转化为可触摸的信息洪流。她和团队正试图用这项硬核技术,打破视障群体与世界之间的那堵墙。

在她看来,无界启航的使命远不止于制造冷冰冰的硬件,而是“让他们能够实现无障碍的阅读,实现知识无界、未来无界”。曹秀秀认为,视障人士缺的不是生活的权利,而是平等获取信息的渠道。通过技术手段消弭数字鸿沟,让知识的获取不再受限于视力,这才是科技助残的真正意义。她强调,从盲文点显器到智能牵引绳、盲文充电宝等一系列实体周边产品,团队始终聚焦视障人士生活中的每一个真实痛点。而“走出家门”不仅是物理空间的移动,更是心理层面的破壁——让视障群体能够自信地参与到社会生活中来。让盲人走出家门——从“信息孤岛”到“平等阅读”

“我们研发的核心逻辑非常简单且坚定:希望盲人能够走出家门,过上普通人的生活。”谈及产品设计初衷,曹秀秀开门见山地说道,虽然社会在无障碍环境建设上不断进步,但视障群体依然面临着严重的“信息孤岛”困境。https://www.cqnews.net/web/content_1508779505066643456.html