“Does it have ccc certification label? It's required for flights inside China”
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No, this specific version (sold in the US, e.g., at Target/Amazon) does not have a CCC (China Compulsory Certification) label. Important context for flights inside China: CCC is not a CAAC (Civil Aviation Administration) requirement for carry-on power banks. The actual rule is that the rated capacity (Wh/mAh) must be clearly printed on the device. Your 5,000mAh (≈18.5Wh) unit is well under the 100Wh limit and is fine to bring on board. However, some Chinese airport security may visually check for the CCC mark as a quick indicator of safety compliance. Without it, they may ask questions—though it is rarely a deal-breaker for such a small, branded power bank. Bottom line: If you buy it overseas, it will lack the CCC sticker, but it will still be allowed on domestic Chinese flights provided the capacity label is legible.
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