Viettel Distribution brings MOKiN accessories to Vietnam: USB-C hub, 140W GaN charger and Qi2 power bank
Viettel Distribution is importing and distributing MOKiN accessories in Vietnam, including a USB-C hub, GaN chargers of up to 160W and a Qi2 wireless power bank.
- From November 5, 2026, Viettel Distribution imports and officially distributes MOKiN accessories in Vietnam.
- The first batch has 5 products: a 6-in-1 USB-C hub, a 140W GaN charger, a 160W charging station and dock, and 2 power banks of 10,000 mAh.
- Most products come with a small display showing operating status or charging power.
- The products will be sold through Viettel Distribution's network of more than 500 partners and nearly 5,000 points of sale across 34 provinces and cities.
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Viettel Distribution distributes MOKiN
Viettel Distribution (VTD) is a distribution center under Viettel Import-Export and Trading Corporation (Viettel Commerce). VTD has officially started importing and distributing MOKiN tech accessories in Vietnam. It will bring the products to retailers, store chains and e-commerce platforms through a network of more than 500 partners and nearly 5,000 points of sale in 34 provinces and cities. VTD currently distributes phones, computers and devices from Apple, vivo, DJI and Insta360, so MOKiN's fast chargers and connectivity hubs complement its existing categories.
The MOKiN brand was founded in 2016, starting with USB-C hubs, adapters and cables. It later expanded into docking stations, GaN chargers, power banks and wireless chargers. MOKiN carries out research and manufacturing in both China and Vietnam. According to MOKiN, it has been among the best sellers in the USB-C hub category on Amazon in the US.
Hub and GaN chargers for multi-device users
The MOKiN Hub AI 6-in-1 MOUC6602 is an adapter for laptops with a USB-C port. It has an HDMI port that outputs video up to 4K@60Hz, USB-A and USB-C ports with data speeds up to 10 Gbps, and Power Delivery pass-through charging up to 100W. What sets it apart from many similar hubs is a small built-in display showing the status of each connected port.
The MOKiN GaN Wall Charger 140W GP140B uses Gallium Nitride (GaN) semiconductor chips, with 3 USB-C ports and 1 USB-A port and a maximum total output of 140W. It can power a laptop, a phone and a tablet at the same time, and comes with a display showing real-time power. A step up is the MOKiN 160W GaN All-in-One Station MOPU1102, which combines a multi-port charger with a docking station. It delivers 160W in total, with USB-C, USB-A, HDMI and Ethernet ports and 10 Gbps data transfer. The MOPU1102 can drive 2 4K displays if the laptop supports it, has a 2.26-inch LCD, and stands upright to save desk space.
10,000 mAh power banks
The MOKiN Wireless PowerBank MOPB0608 has a 10,000 mAh capacity, 15W Qi2 wireless charging and 35W USB-C PD wired charging. It has an active cooling fan for wireless charging and a kickstand so you can charge and watch content on your phone at the same time. The MOKiN PowerBank MOPB0603 also has 10,000 mAh and 35W PD charging. Its convenience is a USB-C cable built into the body, plus an LED display showing the remaining battery percentage.
Qi2 is a wireless charging standard with magnetic alignment, developed by the Wireless Power Consortium (WPC). In July 2025, the WPC announced the Qi2 25W version (Qi2.2), supported by iPhone and many Android models. That makes the 15W of the MOPB0608 first-generation Qi2. It is still enough for everyday needs, but lower than the newer 25W Qi2 power banks on the market.
The accessories market, especially chargers, is fiercely competitive in Vietnam, with many well-known Chinese brands, so MOKiN's biggest advantage right now is Viettel's distribution network rather than brand recognition. MOKiN prices can be found on the official website and on e-commerce platforms, and the warranty is 2 years. For wireless power banks, owners of recent iPhones should weigh the 15W of the MOPB0608 against 25W Qi2 models. As for the MOPU1102's dual 4K display output, check beforehand, since many laptops, especially MacBooks with base chips, do not support multiple displays over a single USB-C port.
