Baseus Brand Store via Amazon has
20,000mAh Baseus up to 145W Laptop Power Bank w/ 100W Retractable USB-C (PPCJB-20E5) on sale for $79.99 - 50% automatically at checkout =
$39.99.
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About this Item:
- Ultra-Fast Charging: 145W total output with three 100W USB-C ports; charges 16'' MacBook Pro to 43% in 30 minutes.
- Retractable Cable: Built-in 1.97ft 100W USB-C cable, tangle-free, durable for 30,000 stretches.
- High-Capacity Battery: 20,000mAh (4x 5,000mAh cells) in a compact design (5.1 x 1.9 x 2.1 inches, 0.98lb); charges iPhone 16 up to 3 times.
- Quad-Device Charging: Powers up to 4 devices simultaneously; ideal for travel, work, or outdoor use; UL/IEC safety certified.
- Smart Display & Safety: TFT screen shows power levels, wattage, and charging time; features automotive-grade batteries and 3-layer cooling (graphene, aerogel, AI thermal control).
- Included: Baseus EnerGeek 20,000mAh Power Bank, user manual, 24-month warranty, lifelong 24/7 support, free returns/replacements
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Community Reviews
This Baseus 20,000mAh power bank stands out for travel, especially because the retractable USB C cable cuts down on extra cords while still leaving 100W capable ports if the cable fails. The pack is described as handy for phones and laptops, with enough output to recharge a phone a few times or push a laptop at high wattage. The display is very dim, and the 145W figure appears to be aggregated across ports rather than single port output. Battery capacity and travel compliance are also worth checking, since the marketing claims and international carry on rules may not line up cleanly.
Laptop and phone chargers needing 100W output, because the ports can deliver 100W even if the retractable cable fails.
Travelers who want to carry one charging cable, because the retractable USB-C cord reduces the need to pack extras.
People who want a power bank that can sustain high-output charging, because it can hold 100W charging from full to empty.
Buyers who value warranty-backed gear, because failures can be handled easily by email within the two-year warranty.
International travelers carrying batteries on flights, because some countries are strict about batteries above 100Wh.
Shoppers expecting a true single-port 145W output, because the 145W figure can be aggregated across two ports instead.
People who need sustained peak output in hot conditions, because cheaper 145W chargers can run too warm to hold maximum power for long.
Buyers who want a bright status display, because the screen is very dim.
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Pretty clearly 6-8 cells in this, which put it right around claimed capacity specs.
That being said, there's still issues with these. Most of the cheaper "145w" chargers have garbage thermals and while they can reach that output, they can't sustain it for a long period. Baseus batteries pretty consistently have that complaint in reviews.
And then there's the common complaint that it's 145w aggregated output, where it maxes out at 100w+45w across two outputs, and can't do single 145w output. But that's been an issue with power bank marketing since forever.
Could very well just be the ones I have, but never had an issue sustaining @ a 100W charge from 100 to 0 percent, nor charging at 100W. Does get toasty, but they all do. Not making an argument that Baseus is as good as Anker or whatever, just that my batch have been solid - they've been my favorite because the retractable cord is far better than the other battery packs I have.
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