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I was not aware that over 100wh is not allowed to carry on a plane, and I have exactly the 65W 30k mAh 😮💨 many thanks for all the info 🤙🏻 I’ll look to get the new 100W
@@xuduwu3472 I just came back from Asia, they only asked if we have a power bank which is over 20000mah, they didn’t bother to look at those tiny words on the bank itself.
Probably not. See my review of the latest 100W Baseus Blade laptop power bank here ua-cam.com/video/BCkrBDkmV6E/v-deo.html More detailed review coming soon -- I just did a timelapse recording of its charging and discharging. Smash the like and subscribe.
Actually, the BULKY ONE the 30,000 mAh, we dont have that here in Philippines. But we has a BASEUS 65w 26,800mAh. So it can be a hand carry to an airport. They will allow it
My baseus blade and many other customers blades stopped working after about a year of use. Its actually very annoying and i havent been able to get baseus to replace anything. I have the other two power banks as well and they charge my devices just fine after over a year of use.
Dear I've Lenovo Yoga 7 and it supports input 65W. So, for my laptop that Blade is not gonna be a better option however I can go with 65W 30000mAh. Right?
Also, is there a comparison video between the 30W and the 65W 20,000mah in this video? I am thorn between these two in deciding. For airline restriction in future I though of going with the 30W version.
I have the 65w power bank. It works on my iPad mini and phone but doesn’t work on my laptops(personal and work). When I charge my laptops, the % keeps flashing and displays “in”, which is different from what I see when charging my iPad mini and phone. Do you happen to know how to switch to “out”?
Can u tell me how many times can it charge a laptops battery 11.28V 41Wh rated capacity 3454mah i bought the 30k mah one it charges my laptop up using 40% on a full charge idk if its good or not cuz on the back of it they mis printed the label it says 10k mah i reach3d out the the support they say its a print mistake and to test if you face any issues we will replace it but idk if charging laptop once taking 40% battery is good or bad when charging it gives out 20V 1.5Amp so can u pls guide me should i get it replaced ?
@@ToolsElectroDIY ty for th3 reply man o aprriciate the help and yes it's rate as 75% energy conversion rate so I assume it really is a printing mistake on its back then thanks again
Hi, I got MacBook Pro 16 M1 Pro since 6th of august brand new. Now I have 61 cycles & battery capacity is 95% in Mac settings (91.5 - 92% in coconut battery). I can get approximately 9-10 hours on 1 charge if watching UA-cam + Safari surfing on 50% display brightness. Is it normal to have already 5% dropped capacity on Macbook after 6 months of daily use? Since 1st of January 2023, I started to use AlDente Pro and set my charge to 50-70% limit range to let my Mac have more consistent battery capacity & have less cycles. What could you say and recommend to save battery life for a longer time on MacBook Pro 16 M1 Pro? Any ideas how to bump up the lost capacity of battery lil bit or it's not possible?
5% drop seems high but not unusual. Mine isn't in the best shape neither. generally speaking you don't need to care too much about it. keep it cool when charging etc. if it drops below 80% you can get it replaced under warranty.
@@ToolsElectroDIY I don't have Apple warranty in my country, so that's why I'm worried lil bit about my battery of brand new 6 months Macbook. And yeah, since January I've started to monitor coconut battery so often (maybe each 10-20 mins) and it became type of my fanatic habit, so it's not ok too... Btw, when I've seen 98-97% in coconut battery at November-December, I didn't worried that much. Is Aldente Pro a good idea to freeze that battery capacity drop for some time when using Mac? Im using my MacBook 95% as a desktop laptop plugged in with AlDente Pro controlling my battery powering
@@ToolsElectroDIY I usually swap % range from 55 to 70-80% in couple days to let battery walk around lil but and not to sit in one type area. Is it good idea? Or 70-80% range is more stable for battery longevity?
I loved my baseus but it expanded on me after a year. It went through sweat and had cables ripped out of it, but after a year and 2 months the thing was gonna explode. For 45$ regularly on ali, I'm really tempted to rebuy but am gonna try some otger brands.
anker released a 140W powerbank, seems to be higher class but expensive lol. does thhepassthrough charging have any drawbacks? i.e. will plug this to the wall and this to the laptop would there be issues? like degrade the battery of the blade
It all depends on voltage Remember, a powerbank has inner voltage of 3.7V, while you need to increase it to 5/9/12/20V. Of course you can’t increase voltage and at the same time preserve current. That’s why mAh will decrease with voltage increasing. So 20000mAh is only true for 3.7v inner powerbank voltage
@@ToolsElectroDIY It happens when I charge by microusb and when I plug in my usbc wire to output, it shuts down the input. Is it because the output is just much larger then the input?
Pisen pro powerlap 30000 65W vs baseú blade 100W 20.000 vs Baseus Amblight Power Bank 30000 mAh, 65W, which one I should buy when my laptop is 450G8 HP 45Wh, 3 cells, 11,4V and the adapter provides 19.5V with 3.33A. My target is to use the longest life for each charge thank you
But all these battery banks are equipped with lithium-ion/lithium polymer. Baseus selling 100w for 100 euros for a 20k mah is outrageous. If it was at least battery chemistry with graphite or silicon carbon, it be justified, because the lifespan of the battery bank shoots up dramatically way over 1000 cycles unlike these which will always last 300-500 no matter what BMS sistem is in place.
Power bank must only be carried in hand luggage or carried around. It is not allowed to carry power banks in checked luggage. If the rated power is less than 100Wh, power banks can be carried without approval; power banks with the power between 100Wh and 160Wh can be carried after approval of air carrier.
I'd be curious to see how many times you can charge a steam deck with the 20,000 one. I've been looking for a power bank for my steam deck and the general consensus is that baseus banks work well for the deck. I'd love to get the 30,000 one for the higher capacity but it seems to have manufacturing issues and stops working after a few weeks according to a lot of the Amazon reviews.
@@ToolsElectroDIY watts hour and volts are specified therein, but not mAh. I'm not technically adept enough in that department to deduct the capacity in mAh from the given information.
@@CirphrankGG No matter what battery bank you get, it’s hard to get a full charge on a Lenovo IdeaPad. The issue isn’t just the battery bank capacity; it’s about how much power the laptop needs and the inefficiency of power conversion. The Lenovo IdeaPad 5, for example, needs a charger that outputs 20V at 3.25A (which is around 65W). So, if you want to charge a 56.5Wh battery, you need a battery bank that supports output at 20V, not the typical 5V most power banks provide for phones. Here's the math: you'd need a battery bank rated for 20V to match the laptop's input. A lot of people think a 10,000mAh or 20,000mAh battery bank will do the job, but that's misleading. Those ratings are often based on the 3.7V cells inside the power bank, not the output voltage. When you're drawing high current at 20V, the usable capacity drops significantly. For example, even though you have a 20,000mAh battery bank (which is 74Wh at 3.7V), when you step that up to 20V, you'll lose a lot of efficiency in the conversion process. In practice, you'll likely only get a fraction of that capacity, especially at higher loads. Pulling more amps reduces the usable capacity even further due to internal resistance and heat. Take my phone as an example: it has a 4000mAh battery, and I charge it at 12V 1.67A. My 20,000mAh battery bank (which should theoretically provide 76Wh) only gives me about 2 full charges-that’s only about 8,000mAh of actual usable capacity. Add to that a full charge for my AirPods Pro, and I get roughly 8500mAh out of what’s supposed to be a 20,000mAh bank. So if you're trying to charge a laptop like the IdeaPad, you'd realistically need a battery bank rated around 30,000mAh or even 40,000mAh at 3.7V (which translates to roughly 100-150Wh) to get close to a full charge, especially when accounting for real-world inefficiencies.
@@itaijohn thank you, I understand the calculation for W=VxA. I was asking about WH. You didn't explain that. Is mwh equal to mah as per your notes. In other words which numbers do I need to workout Wh? For example, I have the MAh or if I know the V and Amp but there could be multiple ports with different V and A combination, in that case which one do you use to calculate the Wh for airline travel?
If you had to choose right now between 30,000 and 20,000 for mobility and value for money. which one would you stay with? or with the new model of 20000 with cable included??? I have to say that I have had the 30000 and it has broken with very little use, it seems that the battery is fine with which it looks like the charge and discharge module.
@@ToolsElectroDIY I was investigating and according to what I have seen information the problem that has happened to me I am not the only one. As they say, it has to have design flaws. On the other hand, the new 20000mAh version, the one with the orange cable, does not have a better nominal load since it uses 4 cells???
@@ToolsElectroDIY I have seen it, very good video. In the end I have ordered this new model since researching on the internet and UA-cam the 30000mAh 65w has a manufacturing fault and ends up breaking. So I have opted for the new one. I'll fix it by buying a 65w charging module. Thx for all :)
@@ToolsElectroDIY amazing. Only one that works with 40w charging for steam deck. Able to charge deck 2.5 times over. I carry a special bag that is always connected with steam deck. As you know steam deck battery life is only 2 and a half hours under stress. With this power bank it goes to 16 hours
Bought Baseus adamant 65w 20000mAh yesterday, tried out today and will bring for a repair/refund tomorrow. From a full charge (100% on screen and no energy consumption over the wire) it gave 5400mAh until it reached 40% and then it died like it would be at 0% - no reaction to a button, no charge given. As soon as i hook it up to a charger it boots (showing 0%) and in 3seconds show 40already. Given a few seconds charge from that shown 40 and tried to use it to charge phone or anything again - bam it goes flat again at 40% When charging the powerbank itself with quick charger (60w), it grows from 40 to 80 smoothly and then at around 82 it just immediately jumps to 100 and stops charging. Hooking up 5v charger instead of a quick one still allows to push in a few percent. Saw those negative youtube videos before buying it but thought (its just one of thousands and it will not happen to me.. boy i was wrong). Do not recommend it at all.
Thanks for sharing your experience but It's been working fine for me after 1.5 years. Did you reach out to the customer support? If no help, please contact me via email / IG or FB, I can redirect your issue to the right team and hopefully they can help.
@@ToolsElectroDIY I would love to know that too as I bought 20k mah one and it charged half of my battery and died. It was fully charged before. I wonder if it was faulty power bank or maybe laptop batteries takes way more power to charge?
@@TheDayVee It is 74wh capacity and 74% efficient, meaning you get about 55wh out of it. If you laptop battery is 100wh, then 55% charged up makes sense.
Blade is more expensive though. And as I've 65W laptop blade isn't the best option for me. The mAh is also a main point as Blade has 20000mAh and the other which is called Baseus Amblight has 30000mAh
Damm guys dont buy this BASEUS 65W laptop charger. This is a common problem. It only lasted me 2 months and now its dead. Its the design. DONT BUY IM WARNING YOU. Dont waste your money on this Chinese SCAM
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Wish they replaced the micro USB on the 20000 65w with a second USB c
hmm... still a lot of people only carry micro usb, it's a great product during this transition period.
Nooooo noooo noooooo😠
I do like the thought of everything usb a and usb c. But having full options to charge in any situation is nice.
I don't see why there is a micro-usb input still in 2024. Feels like a lost option for a second type-c port :(
I was not aware that over 100wh is not allowed to carry on a plane, and I have exactly the 65W 30k mAh 😮💨 many thanks for all the info 🤙🏻 I’ll look to get the new 100W
Glad it was helpful!
How does custom check if it's 65w or 100w?!
@@jackwong64 its literally on the bank surface, but not the w but the wh.
The 30kmah 65w is about 114wh and the 20k 100w is below 100wh
@@xuduwu3472 I just came back from Asia, they only asked if we have a power bank which is over 20000mah, they didn’t bother to look at those tiny words on the bank itself.
you're confusing capacity and output
Great video, thanks for sharing the information!
Glad it was helpful!
Can 100w PB charge 2 super fast charge at 45w simultaneously? 45w + 45w super charge same time?
Probably not. See my review of the latest 100W Baseus Blade laptop power bank here ua-cam.com/video/BCkrBDkmV6E/v-deo.html More detailed review coming soon -- I just did a timelapse recording of its charging and discharging. Smash the like and subscribe.
Actually, the BULKY ONE the 30,000 mAh, we dont have that here in Philippines. But we has a BASEUS 65w 26,800mAh. So it can be a hand carry to an airport. They will allow it
sounds good
Hey I have a question what would be the best extended battery for the Apple Vision Pro?
I would take the larger black one, with 30,000 mah capacity.
My baseus blade and many other customers blades stopped working after about a year of use. Its actually very annoying and i havent been able to get baseus to replace anything. I have the other two power banks as well and they charge my devices just fine after over a year of use.
mine still works fine
Dear I've Lenovo Yoga 7 and it supports input 65W. So, for my laptop that Blade is not gonna be a better option however I can go with 65W 30000mAh. Right?
yes
I have that 30k model and have no issues taking it on a plane in Europe
great, good to know thanks!
Also, is there a comparison video between the 30W and the 65W 20,000mah in this video? I am thorn between these two in deciding. For airline restriction in future I though of going with the 30W version.
If you mainly use it to charge laptops, you should get the 65W version.
Good Job Buddy!
Thanks for the visit
I don’t want too change the laptop I want to run the laptop can you explain?????
Yes, you can charge it and run the laptop at the same time
Do you know if the 100w one can be carried in airplane?
yes
I have the 65w power bank. It works on my iPad mini and phone but doesn’t work on my laptops(personal and work). When I charge my laptops, the % keeps flashing and displays “in”, which is different from what I see when charging my iPad mini and phone. Do you happen to know how to switch to “out”?
Sorry I have no idea. please contact customer support.
Will the power bank 65W pull a 135W laptop? Acer VN7-791G
Yes it will charge it at 65 watts.
I have the 65watt one and for some reason it will not charge my MacBook Air 😅it works perfect with everything else
Try a different cable
Can u tell me how many times can it charge a laptops battery 11.28V 41Wh rated capacity 3454mah i bought the 30k mah one it charges my laptop up using 40% on a full charge idk if its good or not cuz on the back of it they mis printed the label it says 10k mah i reach3d out the the support they say its a print mistake and to test if you face any issues we will replace it but idk if charging laptop once taking 40% battery is good or bad when charging it gives out 20V 1.5Amp so can u pls guide me should i get it replaced ?
It's about 74% efficient.
@@ToolsElectroDIY ty for th3 reply man o aprriciate the help and yes it's rate as 75% energy conversion rate so I assume it really is a printing mistake on its back then thanks again
Hi, I got MacBook Pro 16 M1 Pro since 6th of august brand new. Now I have 61 cycles & battery capacity is 95% in Mac settings (91.5 - 92% in coconut battery). I can get approximately 9-10 hours on 1 charge if watching UA-cam + Safari surfing on 50% display brightness. Is it normal to have already 5% dropped capacity on Macbook after 6 months of daily use? Since 1st of January 2023, I started to use AlDente Pro and set my charge to 50-70% limit range to let my Mac have more consistent battery capacity & have less cycles. What could you say and recommend to save battery life for a longer time on MacBook Pro 16 M1 Pro? Any ideas how to bump up the lost capacity of battery lil bit or it's not possible?
5% drop seems high but not unusual. Mine isn't in the best shape neither. generally speaking you don't need to care too much about it. keep it cool when charging etc. if it drops below 80% you can get it replaced under warranty.
@@ToolsElectroDIY I don't have Apple warranty in my country, so that's why I'm worried lil bit about my battery of brand new 6 months Macbook. And yeah, since January I've started to monitor coconut battery so often (maybe each 10-20 mins) and it became type of my fanatic habit, so it's not ok too... Btw, when I've seen 98-97% in coconut battery at November-December, I didn't worried that much. Is Aldente Pro a good idea to freeze that battery capacity drop for some time when using Mac? Im using my MacBook 95% as a desktop laptop plugged in with AlDente Pro controlling my battery powering
@@DRUMURD if you mainly use it as a desktop always connected to a power source then perhaps 70-80% is a reasonable charging threshold.
@@ToolsElectroDIY I usually swap % range from 55 to 70-80% in couple days to let battery walk around lil but and not to sit in one type area. Is it good idea? Or 70-80% range is more stable for battery longevity?
@@DRUMURD I think you should use the battery at least once a month or once a week. It’s a consumable and replaceable.
I loved my baseus but it expanded on me after a year. It went through sweat and had cables ripped out of it, but after a year and 2 months the thing was gonna explode. For 45$ regularly on ali, I'm really tempted to rebuy but am gonna try some otger brands.
good to know
Thanks a lot 😊
anytime!
anker released a 140W powerbank, seems to be higher class but expensive lol.
does thhepassthrough charging have any drawbacks? i.e. will plug this to the wall and this to the laptop would there be issues? like degrade the battery of the blade
I don't use them daily so I don't know if there's long term impact. Heat could be an issue, as long as you keep it cool, it should be fine.
Thanks for video, do you know 100w is allowed to carry on plane?
100W should be find. It cannot be over 100W. The flat one is a better option as it only has 74Wh capacity.
So baseus blade is ok to carry on plane or not?
@@fatihselen6529 yes you can
I've seen a lot of bad reviews about an old baseus 65 power bank (sometimes they burn). What can you say about new 65 version? (20000)
It's great! Watch my review here ua-cam.com/video/fVWRqGktXiY/v-deo.html
Can it change a window 10 Hp laptop
Yes
How because of the plug
@@grantfoss3457 USB c required
can this laptop be charged with that 100W powerbank?
HP Pavilion Plus 14 i5-12500H/16GB/512/Win11 OLED
model name: 14-eh0104nw
If your laptop has a USB-C charging port, then yes, it can.
thank you for your response@@ToolsElectroDIY
I want the 30k power bank but someone explain to me why it says rated capacity 18kmah on the device.
which device?
@@ToolsElectroDIY Baseus 30k. On the device it says rated capacity 18k
It all depends on voltage
Remember, a powerbank has inner voltage of 3.7V, while you need to increase it to 5/9/12/20V. Of course you can’t increase voltage and at the same time preserve current. That’s why mAh will decrease with voltage increasing. So 20000mAh is only true for 3.7v inner powerbank voltage
Can it be used on window laptops.
yes
How can you tell that pass through charging works? With the 65W 30k mAH, it only shows output.
I can charge and discharge at the same time.
@@ToolsElectroDIY It happens when I charge by microusb and when I plug in my usbc wire to output, it shuts down the input. Is it because the output is just much larger then the input?
@@williamnguyen6142 Yes that's possible.
in my one (65w 30k mAH) pass through dont work, in case "in micro/out type-c". in case "in micro(or type-c)/ out type-a" - work good
Pisen pro powerlap 30000 65W vs baseú blade 100W 20.000 vs Baseus Amblight Power Bank 30000 mAh, 65W, which one I should buy when my laptop is 450G8 HP 45Wh, 3 cells, 11,4V and the adapter provides 19.5V with 3.33A. My target is to use the longest life for each charge
thank you
I don't have the power lap one.
But all these battery banks are equipped with lithium-ion/lithium polymer. Baseus selling 100w for 100 euros for a 20k mah is outrageous. If it was at least battery chemistry with graphite or silicon carbon, it be justified, because the lifespan of the battery bank shoots up dramatically way over 1000 cycles unlike these which will always last 300-500 no matter what BMS sistem is in place.
sounds good
How come you can't take it on the plane? Also is it all planes or just specific airlines?
Power bank must only be carried in hand luggage or carried around. It is not allowed to carry power banks in checked luggage. If the rated power is less than 100Wh, power banks can be carried without approval; power banks with the power between 100Wh and 160Wh can be carried after approval of air carrier.
Will it work for GoPro?
Yes absolutely
hi , is that power banks worth for daily outside home working ?
yes
it could have been perfect if only i
the 65W contains at least 3 USB C outputs, will check the size of the 100W as it contains 2 usb c outputs
I've never seen a 65W charger with 3 USB-C on the market yet.
Can the 65W Power Bank be charged by using the Micro USB and USB-C at the same time?
No. Only one input allowed.
I'd be curious to see how many times you can charge a steam deck with the 20,000 one.
I've been looking for a power bank for my steam deck and the general consensus is that baseus banks work well for the deck. I'd love to get the 30,000 one for the higher capacity but it seems to have manufacturing issues and stops working after a few weeks according to a lot of the Amazon reviews.
I use the 30k mah one daily, no issue whatsoever
Can i take the 65w 30.000 mah in the hand bag by plane?
No, because it's over the allowed 100Wh
How can I check how many mAh my laptop battery is so I can calculate how many mAh capacity is best for purchase?
I use a Lenovo Ideapad 5 (82LM).
User manual
@@ToolsElectroDIY watts hour and volts are specified therein, but not mAh.
I'm not technically adept enough in that department to deduct the capacity in mAh from the given information.
@@CirphrankGG No matter what battery bank you get, it’s hard to get a full charge on a Lenovo IdeaPad. The issue isn’t just the battery bank capacity; it’s about how much power the laptop needs and the inefficiency of power conversion.
The Lenovo IdeaPad 5, for example, needs a charger that outputs 20V at 3.25A (which is around 65W). So, if you want to charge a 56.5Wh battery, you need a battery bank that supports output at 20V, not the typical 5V most power banks provide for phones.
Here's the math: you'd need a battery bank rated for 20V to match the laptop's input. A lot of people think a 10,000mAh or 20,000mAh battery bank will do the job, but that's misleading. Those ratings are often based on the 3.7V cells inside the power bank, not the output voltage. When you're drawing high current at 20V, the usable capacity drops significantly.
For example, even though you have a 20,000mAh battery bank (which is 74Wh at 3.7V), when you step that up to 20V, you'll lose a lot of efficiency in the conversion process. In practice, you'll likely only get a fraction of that capacity, especially at higher loads. Pulling more amps reduces the usable capacity even further due to internal resistance and heat.
Take my phone as an example: it has a 4000mAh battery, and I charge it at 12V 1.67A. My 20,000mAh battery bank (which should theoretically provide 76Wh) only gives me about 2 full charges-that’s only about 8,000mAh of actual usable capacity. Add to that a full charge for my AirPods Pro, and I get roughly 8500mAh out of what’s supposed to be a 20,000mAh bank.
So if you're trying to charge a laptop like the IdeaPad, you'd realistically need a battery bank rated around 30,000mAh or even 40,000mAh at 3.7V (which translates to roughly 100-150Wh) to get close to a full charge, especially when accounting for real-world inefficiencies.
Can you please tell me how we calculate the Watt hour WH
The Wh specification is available at the bottom of the battery bank.
V (Voltage) X A (Amper) = Watts (Power).
Example:
2V X 5A = 10W
1000mah = 1Ah
1000mwh = 1Wh
@@itaijohn thank you, I understand the calculation for W=VxA. I was asking about WH. You didn't explain that. Is mwh equal to mah as per your notes. In other words which numbers do I need to workout Wh? For example, I have the MAh or if I know the V and Amp but there could be multiple ports with different V and A combination, in that case which one do you use to calculate the Wh for airline travel?
@@itaijohn cool
Hi Guys,
Do you know 100k Mah… with 3.0 PD in&out? I’m looking for it
How about this one? Watch my review here ua-cam.com/video/fVWRqGktXiY/v-deo.html
If you had to choose right now between 30,000 and 20,000 for mobility and value for money. which one would you stay with? or with the new model of 20000 with cable included??? I have to say that I have had the 30000 and it has broken with very little use, it seems that the battery is fine with which it looks like the charge and discharge module.
I prefer 30,000mah version because it's plastic and larger. I use it almost everyday, no issue at all.
@@ToolsElectroDIY I was investigating and according to what I have seen information the problem that has happened to me I am not the only one. As they say, it has to have design flaws. On the other hand, the new 20000mAh version, the one with the orange cable, does not have a better nominal load since it uses 4 cells???
@@jesusmergal6362 See the latest 65W review here ua-cam.com/video/fVWRqGktXiY/v-deo.html
@@ToolsElectroDIY I have seen it, very good video. In the end I have ordered this new model since researching on the internet and UA-cam the 30000mAh 65w has a manufacturing fault and ends up breaking. So I have opted for the new one. I'll fix it by buying a 65w charging module. Thx for all :)
@@jesusmergal6362 I hope my 30k mah 65W doesn't break because I rely on It everyday!
Steam deck user here. Bought the 30k mah one
Sounds good! let me know how it goes!
@@ToolsElectroDIY amazing. Only one that works with 40w charging for steam deck. Able to charge deck 2.5 times over. I carry a special bag that is always connected with steam deck. As you know steam deck battery life is only 2 and a half hours under stress. With this power bank it goes to 16 hours
Bought Baseus adamant 65w 20000mAh yesterday, tried out today and will bring for a repair/refund tomorrow.
From a full charge (100% on screen and no energy consumption over the wire) it gave 5400mAh until it reached 40% and then it died like it would be at 0% - no reaction to a button, no charge given. As soon as i hook it up to a charger it boots (showing 0%) and in 3seconds show 40already. Given a few seconds charge from that shown 40 and tried to use it to charge phone or anything again - bam it goes flat again at 40%
When charging the powerbank itself with quick charger (60w), it grows from 40 to 80 smoothly and then at around 82 it just immediately jumps to 100 and stops charging. Hooking up 5v charger instead of a quick one still allows to push in a few percent.
Saw those negative youtube videos before buying it but thought (its just one of thousands and it will not happen to me.. boy i was wrong).
Do not recommend it at all.
Thanks for sharing your experience but It's been working fine for me after 1.5 years. Did you reach out to the customer support? If no help, please contact me via email / IG or FB, I can redirect your issue to the right team and hopefully they can help.
@@ToolsElectroDIY ua-cam.com/video/ft_sCO3ZGc8/v-deo.html
do you need to push a button for these to start charging?
No, auto starts.
@@ToolsElectroDIY rip :(
How much a 65w 30k mah can it charge a macbook pro 16? Btw thx for review
Not yet tested for a full charge. Stay tuned for more results.
How many times Baseus 65w 20000 mah can charge your macbook?
I may do a follow up video to get that.
@@ToolsElectroDIY I would love to know that too as I bought 20k mah one and it charged half of my battery and died. It was fully charged before. I wonder if it was faulty power bank or maybe laptop batteries takes way more power to charge?
@@TheDayVee It is 74wh capacity and 74% efficient, meaning you get about 55wh out of it. If you laptop battery is 100wh, then 55% charged up makes sense.
The laptop battery is actualy 8120mah/ 94wh, so I was expecting it to charge the laptop twice not half.
@@TheDayVee That's not how battery bank works. Nothing is 100% efficient. Usually around 70~75% efficiency range.
100W baseus 😮 can you take this one on airplane?
yes
Blade is more expensive though.
And as I've 65W laptop blade isn't the best option for me.
The mAh is also a main point as Blade has 20000mAh and the other which is called Baseus Amblight has 30000mAh
get the 65w version
@@ToolsElectroDIY Actually I watched many videos to find a coupon but I'm still unable to get. Can you help me with this please?
@@peoples.say.masoom See the Amazon link in video description, sometimes they have discount coupon on the page.
@@ToolsElectroDIY ThankYou So much for your reply I've done a deal with a local shop in my area for $62.2 only
I'll stick with my aohi magcube p30 portable power bank. 30,000 mah, 100w charging, pps. For the same price as the Baseus Blade
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the 100 watt is cool but it is to wide. if only it come with the 65watt form factor i will buy it
I thought the flat one fits better with laptop.
@@ToolsElectroDIY yes true but it will be difficult to carry it on hand with phone.. great review though
CaMpacity?
20,000 and 30,000 mA
Can you use two different power inputs from different power sources for faster charge?
No. Only one input can be used at a time
lol why would people want to do that.
the input charging is already overkill. Do that if you want a spicy feeling at home. (Meaning: you'd get baked)
I want a power bank that can charge my laptop from 0 to 100
It really depends on how big your laptop battery capacity is.
What about people who don't only have Apple products, y'know, straight people?
Hi Chris, if your windows laptop supports PD charging, you can also use the Baseus power bank to charge it.
Future proof...LOL In 6 months there will be something better, and probably made by Baseus ;)
Yes there is a new 65W model with built-in type-c cable. Stay tuned.
@@ToolsElectroDIY is this out already?
@@mareenak.4210 Yes, detailed review here ua-cam.com/video/fVWRqGktXiY/v-deo.html
Ugreen 145watts is better than any of the powerbanks you demo.
Please check the publish date of this video, and tell me if the other one you suggest existed before that date.
Romoss power bank
why
Change frequency of your microphone, it's crazy how unpleasant the sounds of metal touching are. This is a dislike purely for misophonia.
Thanks for the feedback
Expensive
affordable
Baseus is a great value for money
I agree.
Damm guys dont buy this BASEUS 65W laptop charger. This is a common problem. It only lasted me 2 months and now its dead. Its the design. DONT BUY IM WARNING YOU. Dont waste your money on this Chinese SCAM
Did you contact their customer service?
Please send me your email. I will ask my Baseus customer service team to contact you and fix the problem.
I've been using this brand for two and half years now, never had any problem with the products I bought.
@@qks9806 Good to know
Mine also died (65W charger from baseus). All usb-A ports got broken and only usb-C works. 2 weeks after warranty haha
i keep hearing "which one should you get" in @allthinginoneplace voice LMAO
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