Wingie
A butterfly form, light and home-friendly, posing Mirror as a good-looking object on the desk.
Modular, ingBar, Three Stands
Together, a power stack. Apart, a travel charger.
Mirror splits apart and snaps together: assembled, a desktop power stack with two rear outlets; detached, a travel charger that grips the wall and won't fall. A 0.5-inch amber ingBar screen and three stands make a power supply something you actually want on your desk.
Snap & Split
One machine, two forms, from desk to the road.
Assembled, Mirror is a desktop power stack: four USB-C ports and a USB-A feed everything at once, while two rear outlets take a monitor or a desk lamp. One point of power feeds the whole desk and clears a pile of strips, bricks, and tangled cables.
Detach the main body and it becomes a travel charger you push straight into the wall. CoCan has the world's smallest five-port integrated volume. Its bar-shaped body grips the wall and will not fall, ready for airports, cafes, and temporary rooms. Carry only the body on a trip, snap it back into the stack at your desk - one power supply, two ways of living.
Pack And Go
One machine: stacked for the desk, split for the bag.
Detach the main body from the power stack and it becomes a five-port travel charger, so the bag does not need a second brick. The bar-shaped weight presses back toward the wall socket, while insulated pins required by China's latest national standard keep it safe and steady. Even an unfamiliar outlet needs no tabletop support.
ingBar Amber Display
A 0.5-inch amber screen that puts the system on your desk.
ingBar is a 0.5-inch amber OLED. It stays quiet yet shows power and time at a glance. It is the system interface, translating what happens inside CanOS into a picture you can read on the desk.
Its breathing glow carries the warmth of a thermionic vacuum tube, echoing the feel of an 80s terminal. The amber filter tames blue light, while a UV anti-scratch coating and slightly recessed glass keep the screen gentle at night and built to last.
The amber display makes its standby clock, live power, and port status clear at a glance. It even flashes on the hour, and runs Conway's Game of Life as a screensaver when idle. One small screen serves as both a status display and Mirror's readable face.
ingBar
The status screen gives the charger a readable face.
The amber OLED brings power, time, and status to the front, acting as both information display and Mirror's signature face.
Form & Volume
A detachable body on a two-socket power stack.
Form
Detachable module + desktop power stack
Ports
4 x USB-C + 1 x USB-A
Rear outlets
2 × outlets (monitor / lamp)
Density
31.94 cm³/port · 1.08 W/cm³
Low EMI
GB/T 9254.1 Class B · ~8 dB conducted margin · ~12 dB radiated margin
Display
0.5-inch amber OLED · UV-resistant · recessed anti-scratch glass
Core Silicon
A handful of chips runs the whole thing.
Main controller
ESP32-C3
AC-DC
Dongke · asymmetric half-bridge AC-DC · integrated GaN
Protocol chips
5 × SW3566 · Cortex-M0 · 25MHz · 4K RAM / 128K Flash
FPGA
Anlogic EF2 series · 4480 LUT · 4480 DFF · 15 DSP · 684K eRAM
Display
0.54-inch OLED · 96 × 32
Wingie · Oxie · Rhinie
Three stands, three desk postures.
Oxie
A double-sided magnetic stand that unlocks a sustained 160W high-energy cruise through long full-load sessions.
Rhinie
A rhino-strong vertical stand that stands Mirror upright to save desk space and keep ports in reach.
