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frontpage Posted by Skillful_Pickle | Staff • Last Monday
Jun 2, 2025 3:40 PM
Baseus 100W 20,000mAh Laptop Power Bank w/ 2x USB-C + 2x USB-A Ports
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Eventually we'll have units with two ports each with PPS independent from 1V to 48V.
But for now it is possible to have a 145W unit that might cap at 65W and 45W without PPS. Though that is one of the worst case scenarios, basically.
Also I don't think either of these have this limitation, but some will only PPS from a single port, so you might want to try swapping the S24 to the other port.
I still think the 145W unit is the better deal, as it's going to last longer and outputs more. I would only do the Blade if you have a specific need for thinness.
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This thing is much wider than that. You want a MagSafe charger. Search for MagSafe.
These are big, like the size of a mouse pad. Kind of overkill if you just want to charge a phone. These are meant for laptops and handheld gaming devices.
kind of a bummer that it doesn't have a pouch or case for the charger. also, the screen size is pretty big, so if you remove that protective film that it comes with, chances are that it's gonna get scratched after long term use.
It would be great to get one full charge on both devices at the same time.
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It would be great to get one full charge on both devices at the same time.
PPS sometimes puts stress on the unit. It's having to output one variable voltage and another fixed.
Eventually we'll have units with two ports each with PPS independent from 1V to 48V.
But for now it is possible to have a 145W unit that might cap at 65W and 45W without PPS. Though that is one of the worst case scenarios, basically.
Also I don't think either of these have this limitation, but some will only PPS from a single port, so you might want to try swapping the S24 to the other port.
I still think the 145W unit is the better deal, as it's going to last longer and outputs more. I would only do the Blade if you have a specific need for thinness.
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These have a high failure rate due to pouch cell and low-fi BMS not suited for a big pouch. You need a really good BMS to maintain a pouch.
That unit likely has failed and was undervolting.
That's not hazardous on its own. But indicates bloat. Which is.
I have several of each brand and still trust them.
I have several of each brand and still trust them.
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