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Baseus US Flagship via Amazon has
Baseus PD 20W 10,000mAh Portable Charger (Black) for $19.99 - 35% w/ clipped coupon =
$12.99.
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Includes:- 1x Baseus 20W Power Bank
- 1x 30cm USB A to USB C cable
Features:- USB C: 18w input, 20w output
- USB A: 18w output
- Micro: 18w input
- Simultaneous charging (max 12W total power output while charging via 2 ports)
- Power bank fully charges in under 3 hours
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It's labeled for ≥ 75% efficiency and ≥ 37 Wh, so it's either < 72% efficiency or < 37 Wh, either of which violates the text on the unit itself. I'm charging it back up now to see if we can wheedle out which it is, but this isn't a great first impression and I'm probably returning it.
edit: charging it back up at 5V@2A cost 39.3 Wh. I got 31.6 Wh discharging at [email protected]. So it seems like the efficiency is just bad.
edit 2025-03-01: this thing is just trash now. I don't know why I didn't return it. I can barely get half of these numbers out of it now.
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Not gonna get another because I want dual USB-C input and output and to completely dump the micro-USB port. I wanna be able to plus in the powerbank with a USB-C cable AND charge another device from it with a USB-C to USB-C cable. That only seems possible on larger capacity power banks for the moment.
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Charging the power bank 0-100% - 8680mAh 42.95Wh
Discharging the power bank 100-0% at 5V 17W using resistor pack I got 5435mAh 27.61Wh
During the discharge at 17W the power bank got hot so the power conversion is not very efficient and some of the capacity dissipated as heat. I will do another test at 11W.
UPDATE
I did a test at 11W and got 5984mAh, I will be keeping it since that is in the acceptable range.
Compare this to my 6 year old 10000mAh Anker slim bank
Charging the power bank 0-100% - 6966mAh 34.45Wh
Discharging the power bank 100-0% at 5V 11W using resistor pack I got 4810mAh 24.28Wh
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Not sure about longivity but so far it's holding up. No complaints.
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