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Prime: Baseus Enercore CG11 6-in-1 70W GaN Travel Adapter w/ Retractable Cable
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Baseus Brand Store via Amazon has for Prime Members: Baseus Enercore CG11: 6-in-1 Universal International 70W GaN Travel Adapter w/ Retractable Cable for $35.99 - $11.16 when you apply promo code 7YMQD9TT at checkout = $24.83. Shipping is free.
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Baseus Brand Store via Amazon has for Prime Members: Baseus Enercore CG11: 6-in-1 Universal International 70W GaN Travel Adapter w/ Retractable Cable for $35.99 - $11.16 when you apply promo code 7YMQD9TT at checkout = $24.83. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Staff Member Red_Liz for sharing this deal.
Features:
- Baseus international plug adapter can deliver up to 70W Max. with the built-in retractable USB-C cable
- Baseus worldwide compact gan charger can charge up to 6 devices simultaneously
- The cruise-friendly wall charger is made with fireproof and shock-resistant PC material, and equipped with dual 10A fuses and multiple protection including over-power, short-circuit, and overheating, to protect your devices and you from hazards. Rated voltage 100-250V, 50/60hz, Max 1250W at 125V & 2500W at 250V.
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Update: This very popular front-page deal is available again.
Baseus Brand Store via Amazon has for Prime Members: Baseus Enercore CG11: 6-in-1 Universal International 70W GaN Travel Adapter w/ Retractable Cable for $35.99 - $11.16 when you apply promo code 7YMQD9TT at checkout = $24.83. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Staff Member Red_Liz for sharing this deal.
Features:
Baseus Brand Store via Amazon has for Prime Members: Baseus Enercore CG11: 6-in-1 Universal International 70W GaN Travel Adapter w/ Retractable Cable for $35.99 - $11.16 when you apply promo code 7YMQD9TT at checkout = $24.83. Shipping is free.
Thanks to Staff Member Red_Liz for sharing this deal.
Features:
- Baseus international plug adapter can deliver up to 70W Max. with the built-in retractable USB-C cable
- Baseus worldwide compact gan charger can charge up to 6 devices simultaneously
- The cruise-friendly wall charger is made with fireproof and shock-resistant PC material, and equipped with dual 10A fuses and multiple protection including over-power, short-circuit, and overheating, to protect your devices and you from hazards. Rated voltage 100-250V, 50/60hz, Max 1250W at 125V & 2500W at 250V.
Editor's Notes
Written by persian_mafia | Staff- About this deal:
- Please see original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
- About this store:
- Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
- If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
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They've stood by warranties for other products for me in the past. I've never had any connectivity or true voltage issues with any of their batteries, chargers, adapters, etc.
Going to need some proof as it relates to them being "junk."
Just because they charge more, doesn't always necessarily mean it's better quality. Plus they were caught selling customer's data and having breaches of their sister companies.
At the end of the day, no one's forcing you to buy their products, and it becomes more of an eye of the beholder and anecdotal accounts of people's experiences with them. They've been the up and coming new kid on the block, and I don't see that changing, they'll keep getting their share.
I've had one bad experience with them that was rectified and resolved, but until they fail consistently and repeatedly, I don't see any reason to pay 50%+ more for equivalent specs from other brands.
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3d printing is extremely inefficient and very costly.
"no lag time". There is ZERO lag time if you already have the inventory. You will have lag time if you run on zero inventory, as you would need to print it AFTER receiving the order.
If it's so easy, why can't a simple scrubber be made in the US?
If it was that inefficient I'm sure they wouldn't have done it. There's always lag time when you're dependent on overseas manufacturing because now you have to deal with logistics and warehousing (I used to own a auto parts warehouse so I dealt with this all the time).
The reason the scrubbers aren't made here is because there are no more domestic manufacturers anymore--china wiped them all out by undercutting prices and then jacking them back up after the competition was eliminated. If there was any domestic injection molding and materials left in the US in quantity, there would be ample competition, but there isn't because china wiped it out. It's happened in every industry and it continues to happen. And it's driven by leaders who sell out their country and consumers that do the same with short-sighted decisions.
Looks a little out of place to say it supports up to 2500W on a 70W charger - I get that's the AC part, but there's zero detail in the post on what non-AC charging specs are supported. Is it 70W total MAX? Can I charge two devices at 70W simultaneously? Will it power my random 12V so I can skip packing that extra charger? What's the max wattage draw on the UBA ports with/without the USB C and/or retractable cable in use? Plugging in a ton of devices doesn't do me any good if power isn't managed well...
Oh yeah, might want to include a warning that plugging into 240V doesn't reduce voltage for 120V devices and you could fry those
Looks a little out of place to say it supports up to 2500W on a 70W charger - I get that's the AC part, but there's zero detail in the post on what non-AC charging specs are supported. Is it 70W total MAX? Can I charge two devices at 70W simultaneously? Will it power my random 12V so I can skip packing that extra charger? What's the max wattage draw on the UBA ports with/without the USB C and/or retractable cable in use? Plugging in a ton of devices doesn't do me any good if power isn't managed well...
Oh yeah, might want to include a warning that plugging into 240V doesn't reduce voltage for 120V devices and you could fry those
Attached is a clear picture of the back of the unit I found on Amazon reviews which does a better job explaining the specs.
Looks a little out of place to say it supports up to 2500W on a 70W charger - I get that's the AC part, but there's zero detail in the post on what non-AC charging specs are supported. Is it 70W total MAX? Can I charge two devices at 70W simultaneously? Will it power my random 12V so I can skip packing that extra charger? What's the max wattage draw on the UBA ports with/without the USB C and/or retractable cable in use? Plugging in a ton of devices doesn't do me any good if power isn't managed well...
Oh yeah, might want to include a warning that plugging into 240V doesn't reduce voltage for 120V devices and you could fry those
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Edit to add a reviewers photo.
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Looks a little out of place to say it supports up to 2500W on a 70W charger - I get that's the AC part, but there's zero detail in the post on what non-AC charging specs are supported. Is it 70W total MAX? Can I charge two devices at 70W simultaneously? Will it power my random 12V so I can skip packing that extra charger? What's the max wattage draw on the UBA ports with/without the USB C and/or retractable cable in use? Plugging in a ton of devices doesn't do me any good if power isn't managed well...
Oh yeah, might want to include a warning that plugging into 240V doesn't reduce voltage for 120V devices and you could fry those
The total max ouput is 70W, with different combinations of USB-c and USB-As deliver different power.
Not opposed to having additional ports you could use....but that would add cost.
These types of products have a market....even if the original commentator is not one.
(Oh and it looks like this product does support using your own cables as well.....even more of a baseless rant by the poster...)
Can anyone give me a link for something quality that is *bombproof, lightweight, and at least 70W* total… I don't need real fast charge. Thanks.
Note that you should look at HOW the power is distributed across the ports. especially if you intend to use a lot of the ports simultaneously. For this device if you use all the ports the power is distributed
* retractable usb-c : 40W
* USB-A + USB C : shares 15W
* USB-A : 5W
So while you can fast charge a phone on the retractable usb-c, you'll be sharing 20W across the other 3 ports.If you're ok with that then that's fine. Maybe you don't care about fast charging as you'll be charging stuff overnight. If you need this to power a lapotp and charge devices, then this may not be the best choice as you might want to look into a 100W or higher version
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Using the UK plug, because its 3 prongs, has a better anchor point into the outlet so it resists things like being pulled up or down due to the 3rd prong.
The Australia version of the 2 prong tends to stay in better because the prongs are angled which provides better anchoring to the kinds of ways these devices tend to be plugged in. Heck even using the EU 2 prong is better because they're round and go straight in, so they also resist the sort of torsion slippage
Basically if you use any of the other plugs on your travel adapter its likely to stay in better than the US plug
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