myCharge Portable Chargers Recall via Consumer Product Safety Commission 

The Consumer Product Safety Commission (“CPSC”) announced a recall of about 567,000 of myCharge POWER HUB portable chargers on June 20, 2024, after reports that the product overheads. The CPSC says the chargers pose dangers of burns and risks of fires. 

The portable charger is black with a built-in wall-plug on the backside, with two built in cables. The CSPC’s website has more information on the description of the chargers and how to properly dispose of the batteries. 

myCharge Portable Chargers Can Overheat, Damage Property, and May Cause Injuries

There have been 120 reports of the chargers overheating, and two house fires, reportedly costing $165,000 in property damage. There are no reports that claim to have led to serious injuries, but they pose enough threat to consumers for the chargers to be taken off the market. 

The portable chargers were sold at Costco both in stores and online between January 2022 and November 2023. Many customers returned the chargers after experiencing the following.

• Melting
• Expanding
• Smoking 
• Fire
• Burning
• Exploding
• Sparking

Users experiencing any of these issues with any portable chargers should stop using the product and report it. 

Stop Using myCharge Portable Chargers and Contact the CPSC if you have experienced any of these issues

If you own a myCharge POWER HUB All-In-One 10,000mAh portable charger with the following model numbers, you should stop using it immediately. 

• AO10FK-A
• AO10FK-B
• AO10FK-C.

Owners of the recalled chargers can contact myCharge for more information on a refund or replacement.

Contact KBA Attorneys if You Had a Problem with a myCharge Portable Charger

Have you been harmed by a myCharge POWER HUB or another portable charger? Then you may be entitled to compensation. Our law firm litigates product liability cases to help clients secure compensation concerning defective or dangerous products.

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