Baseus 10,000mAh Fast Charging Power Bank, 45W USB-C Cable, LED Display, 45W PD, 22.5W QC 3.0, for iPhone 16, Samsung S24, iPad Pro, MacBook Air/Pro, Dell XPS 13, Lenovo T14 & more

The best slim, fastest charger for iPhone 17 and later. Since the iPhone 17 supports 40W charging, this charger delivers on its promise. So, in general, if your device supports 40W, you will make the best of it. ++ It is lightweight and portable. +++ I like the screen showing the actual watts it delivers to the device in real time. If the charging power is reduced, it may mean the device's battery temperature is high (possibly due to the device cover) or that it is near the end of the charging cycle, so it slows down. I like the protection and adaptability. +++ Definitely, the embedded USB-C cable is a plus.

I'm a very old fan of baseus products. Since before they were sold locally ... I would buy them in china..... High quality great design and always the latest stuff available at great prices

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The battery was leaking power on ideal time and the power bank Stopped working after 1 month and i returned back

Excelente cargador, recomendado su forma compacta no es como otros modelos

Is a great portable charger for sure I have taken it in my pocket to all theme parks here in SoCal and can keep my phones charged all day there. I do have one problem and a problem I knew was coming, the integrated charging cable. I knew it would give out one day. They all do even a regular charging cable. It will no longer charge my phone or charge the pack via the integrated cables. It is now exclusively a lanyard now. Now I have to take an extra cable with me along with the pack. That being said I would have hoped it lasted a year vs 5 months. It is not that durable. Anyone out there thinking about this power bank just keep that in mind, the integrated cable will give out. UPDATE: The seller reached out and sent out a replacement pack and have used and tested that one for a good amount of time now and this one is working fine and no issues with the cable on this one. My kid has used it too dangling from his iPad and still working I thought he using it would mess this up but this one is holding up more than the original. Hopefully that last one was literally just a fluke but I always appreciate great customer service and baseus was ready to rectify a faulty product they sold. Changed my rating from 3 to 5 for that matter. In general the product works there is always a margin of error in any product but customer service is the main reason I buy what I buy. That was really the determining factor on changing my rating. My original concerns still stands but I would recommend this portable charger.

I unfortunately have thrown away the instruction manual and cannot find a copy of it online, but I think I was able to find how to turn the feature on. Have you ever charged devices that charge at a low power drain and your power bank cuts the charging off because it thinks there's "nothing to charge" because the thing that's charging is draining it so slowly? Well this unit has a mode you can put it into that keeps it on indefinitely so that this situation won't frustratingly happen. I believe you can engage it by clicking the button 3 times, and turn it back off by clicking the button 4 times. You will see it occasionally doing a little spinny circle using the last 7 segment digit display. To operate it normally (e.g. wake it up for like 30 seconds, it will turn off if you don't plug in something to charge within 30 sec) you just click the button once. Also be aware once it's turned on, you can click the button one time to toggle between showing the current power draw (or charging) watts and the capacity percentage display. It's in many ways an improvement over almost any other power bank we're used to, since you get the precision on capacity down to one percent and a wattage reading with precision down to one watt. However I have to say that the single button click behavior is confusing. It's especially annoying that this special feature is completely absent from the marketing material for the online listings of this item.

Small size that's easy to tote or toss in your bag/briefcase. USB C cable is already attached. Charges quickly and can charge multiple devices at once (using your own additional cables). A little heavier than I expected. Not practical to have it charging and be able to hold both it and your phone in one hand together. Best bet is to use a headset/earbuds or speakerphone while it charges.

The first thing I have to say about the Baseus PicoGo 45W 10000mAh power bank is that it's compact. It has the same dimensions as a credit card (see photo), but is about 1-inch, or 2.5 cm, thick. This little power bank is capable of recharging my iOS phone, my iOS tablet and my two Windows laptops, which require 45W of charging power. I noticed that there's some understandable confusion regarding this power banks capacity, due to a reference to its battery capacity being 5,000 mAh. I found a website that disassembled the Baseus PicoGo 45W power bank. This power bank uses TWO 21700 cylindrical Li-Ion cells (see provided photo). Each of these TWO cell have a capacity of 5,000 mAh. This power bank's total actual capacity is, as stated, 10,000 mAh. While charging my cell phone and any of my tablets, the PicoGo power bank did not heat up noticeable. The only time its temperature increased noticeably was when it was providing a full 45W of power to charge my two Windows laptops. I was able to confirm this charge level using a USB volt/amp meter. The PicoGo will display a yellow lightning bolt icon, when it's providing fast charging. If you're going to opt to use another USB cable, other than the one that's build into this power bank, you should invest in a high-quality cable. This will ensure that this power bank is able to provide its maximum 45W charge level when connecting it to a laptop. If your laptop requires more than 45W of charging power, obviously this power bank will not be able to charge it.