TK Maxx powerbank recall: check the model

A powerbank does not need to be actively charging a phone to become dangerous; loose internal wiring can keep generating heat inside a bag, bedroom or parked car. The TK Maxx warning relayed by Consumentenbond covers several POM, XO Poppy 5000mAh and Power Evo Volt models sold between August 2024 and May 2026. The issue is not that a brand looks unfamiliar but that specific products may develop a loose connection that can overheat or start a fire. Owners should stop using the unit and should not run another charging test. Identification depends on the model, capacity and product label, not colour alone. If uncertain, take the device and purchase details to a TK Maxx store rather than experimenting at home. Hokimi's reading: compare date, cost and limits, then recheck the live official details before acting.

• The affected products were sold by TK Maxx between August 2024 and May 2026.
• The notice includes multiple POM, XO Poppy 5000mAh and Power Evo Volt models.
• Loose internal wiring can cause overheating and fire.
• The advice is to stop use and return the item for the available remedy.

Hokimi field note：Photograph the rear label before comparing it with the official list, and never recharge a suspect unit simply to see whether it becomes hot. Information last checked on 11 August 2026：source1。