Casely Power Banks Recalled Due to Fire Risk

0:00It's April 17th. I'm Corey with the story. This is California News today, driven by AI. Thousands of casely wireless portable power banks are under recall. 429,200 units to be exact, because they can. Overheat and spark fires leading to serious burns, or worse, casely first recalled these back in April 2025 after 51 reports of batteries swelling up or igniting during phone charges, which caused six minor burns. Since then, 28 more incidents popped up, including a heartbreaking case where a 75-year-old woman in New Jersey died from second, and third-degree burns after one exploded on her lap in August 2024. Another close call happened in February 2026, when a 47-year-old woman got first-degree burns from a power bank bursting into flames on an airplane mid-charge. If you own a Model E33A, sold online from March 2022 to September 2024 for $30-$70, stop

1:01using it now. Snap those proof photos as instructed on getcasely.com, slash 2025 dash recall, and snag your free replacement straight from the company site. Stay safe out there.