Baseus Official Store Via Amazon has for Prime Members: 3-Port Baseus 20000mAh 65W PD 3.0 Power Bank (Blue) on sale for $36.11 when you apply promo code N4W8A2FE at checkout. Shipping is free.
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Baseus Official Store Via Amazon has for Prime Members: 3-Port Baseus 20000mAh 65W PD 3.0 Power Bank (Blue) on sale for $36.11 when you apply promo code N4W8A2FE at checkout. Shipping is free.
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I won't be buying another Baseus product after they refused to honor the refund on my Consumer Safety Products Commission recalled power bank that I'm supposed to immediately stop using. BTW: I was notified by Amazon that my power bank was recalled.
Got this last time for 42. This is a bit cheaper. Holds a great deal of charge and works flawlessly with quick charging my devices. It's hefty but still reasonable and feels quality. One year in and it's going strong and my go to bank.
Got this last time for 42. This is a bit cheaper. Holds a great deal of charge and works flawlessly with quick charging my devices. It's hefty but still reasonable and feels quality. One year in and it's going strong and my go to bank.
Can someone please clarify? The info says "Fully recharge the power bank in 2 hours w/ 60W charger (charger not included)." Do you need to buy a charger to charge the power bank? tia
Can someone please clarify? The info says "Fully recharge the power bank in 2 hours w/ 60W charger (charger not included)." Do you need to buy a charger to charge the power bank? tia
Yes? It's a power bank/battery pack. It doesn't just generate its own power.
You don't need a special charger though, if that's what you're asking. If you own anything with a USB-C port, you probably already have a charger.
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I won't be buying another Baseus product after they refused to honor the refund on my Consumer Safety Products Commission recalled power bank that I'm supposed to immediately stop using. BTW: I was notified by Amazon that my power bank was recalled.
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I won't be buying another Baseus product after they refused to honor the refund on my Consumer Safety Products Commission recalled power bank that I'm supposed to immediately stop using. BTW: I was notified by Amazon that my power bank was recalled.
which power bank was recalled?
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Can someone please clarify? The info says "Fully recharge the power bank in 2 hours w/ 60W charger (charger not included)." Do you need to buy a charger to charge the power bank? tia
you can use any usb power supply to charge the battery.
60W is merely the max "speed" at which the battery can re-charge and dis-charge.
you can use a 100W usb power supply for laptops.
this battery will charge at max "speed" of 60W.
or
you can use a 20W usb power supply for cell phones,
charging at 20W, or about 30% of max "speed".
as stated above, to fully charge from 0% to 100%,
a 60W power supply would take 2 hours.
meaning,
any >60W power supply would take 2 hours.
a 20W power supply would take (60W / 20W) * (2 hours) = 6 hours.
Last edited by BrightTank8484 July 18, 2024 at 09:10 AM.
Ive had this for maybe a year and a half now and freaking love this thing. It holds a charge for so incredibly well and it's so solid I never have to worry about any weird quirks. It has multiple USB plugins and I don't stress about what Cord I have. Since it's 65W I can charge my laptop and steamdeck on it as well
I won't be buying another Baseus product after they refused to honor the refund on my Consumer Safety Products Commission recalled power bank that I'm supposed to immediately stop using. BTW: I was notified by Amazon that my power bank was recalled.
Mine was recalled. You have to take a photo of the model number , sn / and receipt if you have one. I got my approval and am waiting for the refund.
Got this last time for 42. This is a bit cheaper. Holds a great deal of charge and works flawlessly with quick charging my devices. It's hefty but still reasonable and feels quality. One year in and it's going strong and my go to bank.
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60W is merely the max "speed" at which the battery can re-charge and dis-charge.
you can use a 100W usb power supply for laptops.
this battery will charge at max "speed" of 60W.
or
you can use a 20W usb power supply for cell phones,
charging at 20W, or about 30% of max "speed".
as stated above, to fully charge from 0% to 100%,
a 60W power supply would take 2 hours.
meaning,
any >60W power supply would take 2 hours.
a 20W power supply would take (60W / 20W) * (2 hours) = 6 hours.
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You don't need a special charger though, if that's what you're asking. If you own anything with a USB-C port, you probably already have a charger.
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60W is merely the max "speed" at which the battery can re-charge and dis-charge.
you can use a 100W usb power supply for laptops.
this battery will charge at max "speed" of 60W.
or
you can use a 20W usb power supply for cell phones,
charging at 20W, or about 30% of max "speed".
as stated above, to fully charge from 0% to 100%,
a 60W power supply would take 2 hours.
meaning,
any >60W power supply would take 2 hours.
a 20W power supply would take (60W / 20W) * (2 hours) = 6 hours.
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