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popularDesertGardener | Staff posted Yesterday 04:49 PM
popularDesertGardener | Staff posted Yesterday 04:49 PM

100W Baseus EnerFill 3-Port USB-C GaN Wall Charger (2x USB-C & 1x USB-A) $23.99 + Free Shipping w/ Prime

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Baseus Brand Store via Amazon [amazon.com] has 100W Baseus EnerFill 3-Port USB-C GaN Wall Charger (Black or White) on sale for $39.99 - $16 off when you apply promo code K67Q22ML at checkout = $23.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime or $35+ orders.

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  • 2x USB-C & 1x USB-A ports
  • Peak power output of 100W (single port charging)
  • Supports PD3.0, QC3.0, PPS
  • Foldable plug
  • CE, FCC, TUV certified
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Baseus Brand Store via Amazon [amazon.com] has 100W Baseus EnerFill 3-Port USB-C GaN Wall Charger (Black or White) on sale for $39.99 - $16 off when you apply promo code K67Q22ML at checkout = $23.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime or $35+ orders.

Available:About:
  • 2x USB-C & 1x USB-A ports
  • Peak power output of 100W (single port charging)
  • Supports PD3.0, QC3.0, PPS
  • Foldable plug
  • CE, FCC, TUV certified

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Yesterday 05:02 PM
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BrokePandaYesterday 05:02 PM
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100w.... Man I'm scared this can catch on fire.
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Yesterday 05:24 PM
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CreditGuyYesterday 05:24 PM
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Quote from BrokePanda :
100w.... Man I'm scared this can catch on fire.
I see comments like this a lot. Are there news reports of fires starting due to faulty chargers? Does anyone have experience with a charger actually catching on fire or starting a fire (I'm not asking if the charger got warm, I'm asking about an actual fire)? I didn't see any comments in the feedback about fires.
Yesterday 05:37 PM
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insaneXprovalYesterday 05:37 PM
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Amazon's review system says this is a frequently returned item. But I'm not sure about that as it also says that it's the "#1 New Release" so who knows. Sometimes Amazon conflates variations of an item and that really skews the reviews.
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Yesterday 05:42 PM
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insaneXprovalYesterday 05:42 PM
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I looked through the reviews and they seemed alright, so I snagged one. It is GaN so that makes a big difference in heat production. I have other Baseus power adapters and such that have been fine.
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AerosmithYesterday 07:20 PM
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank Aerosmith

I have I think 4 of these by now and they are EXCELLENT devices in my opinion. They frequently go on sale for around this price. I also have cables that show the wattage on the cable and can tell you I have seen this charge a laptop at over 60 watts indicated. I haven't seen 100 watts but I also don't think that I have a laptop that would charge at that wattage anyway. These appear to be excellent units from my experience. Zero fires so far.

-Aero

Edited to say: I never post on here (I have apparently 11 posts since setting up an account in Dec. 2007, and I didn't even set up an account for years and years), and I posted about this. If you're on the fence, you should probably pull the trigger. If you're not, that's cool too.
-Aero
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Yesterday 08:45 PM
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vaiof1Yesterday 08:45 PM
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the other brand had a sale for $17. tell the company to increase the discount
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artibramuirYesterday 08:55 PM
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I got one of these the last time it was on sale. I was visualizing something with similar dimensions to Anker's latest product of the same specs, which is very small, but this is about twice as big. It's still small enough to be convenient.
Though, I've heard that the Anker I'm comparing it to has problems overheating, so maybe it's better that it isn't as small as possible. That said, I personally haven't had any overheating / performance issues with either this or the much-smaller Anker.

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ashirianYesterday 09:03 PM
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Quote from artibramuir :
I got one of these the last time it was on sale. I was visualizing something with similar dimensions to Anker's latest product of the same specs, which is very small, but this is about twice as big. It's still small enough to be convenient. Though, I've heard that the Anker I'm comparing it to has problems overheating, so maybe it's better that it isn't as small as possible. That said, I personally haven't had any overheating / performance issues with either this or the much-smaller Anker.
is the much smaller Anker, 100W Anker Prime charger?
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11AYesterday 11:07 PM
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Fair warning 1: all these 100W and 65W PD chargers only output their maximum Wattage at 20V (most laptops). So if you need lower Voltage, say 15V (e.g. Microsoft Surface Pros and Surface Laptops), all of these chargers only output 45W at 15V, because that's what the PD standard calls for. So if you buy a 65W or 100W charger, you'll only carry more weight for no benefit.

It gets even worse than that:

Fair warning 2: reportedly on many airplanes that have 110/220V seat power outlets, only chargers up to 65W work. 100W chargers won't charge at all, at any Wattage.

So for many (most?) people, a lower wattage is the right choice (and those chargers are lighter and cheaper).
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BraveMustang5764Yesterday 11:30 PM
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Quote from 11A :
Fair warning 1: all these 100W and 65W PD chargers only output their maximum Wattage at 20V (most laptops). So if you need lower Voltage, say 15V (e.g. Microsoft Surface Pros and Surface Laptops), all of these chargers only output 45W at 15V, because that's what the PD standard calls for. So if you buy a 65W or 100W charger, you'll only carry more weight for no benefit.

It gets even worse than that:

Fair warning 2: reportedly on many airplanes that have 110/220V seat power outlets, only chargers up to 65W work. 100W chargers won't charge at all, at any Wattage.

So for many (most?) people, a lower wattage is the right choice (and those chargers are lighter and cheaper).

Can 65W still charge larger laptops? Like a MacBook Pro?

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