Brand: Baseus
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Baseus Bipow Pro 20000mAh
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20000mAh, 22.5W fast charging and a display for less than £25: the Baseus Bipow Pro is the large power bank with unbeatable value.
- Capacity: 20000mAh
- Power: 22.5W max (Power Delivery)
- Ports: 2 USB-A + 1 USB-C (bidirectional)
- Extra: Percentage display
- 20000mAh, 22.5W and a display, at a low price
The Baseus Bipow Pro 20000mAh is a high-capacity power bank built for value. It delivers up to 22.5W fast charging (Power Delivery) and has 3 ports (2 USB-A and 1 bidirectional USB-C), enough to charge several devices at once. A digital display shows the remaining battery percentage, rare at this price. Its 20000mAh charge a smartphone about 3 to 4 times. Compact and offered at a low price, it is a solid choice among large power banks.
The Baseus Bipow Pro is a bit of the value champion among large power banks. For less than £25, you get 20000mAh, 22.5W fast charging and above all a display showing the remaining percentage, a real comfort usually found only on far pricier models. In use, it charges a smartphone three to four times, enough for several days on the move. The 3 ports let you plug in two devices at once, and the USB-C port also recharges it. The body stays reasonably compact for the capacity. The downsides are typical for the price: the 22.5W power suits phones and tablets but not demanding laptops, and the plastic finish feels a touch less premium than Anker. But for large capacity at a low price, it is hard to do better.
Baseus Blade 100W 20000mAh
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Just 17.8mm thin, the Baseus Blade packs 20000mAh and 100W into a laptop power bank with a display, now discontinued with UK pricing converted from EUR.
- Capacity: 20000mAh / 74Wh
- Power: 100W max (2 USB-C + 2 USB-A)
- Display: LCD (%, W, charging time)
- Format: 17.8mm thin, 506g
- 100W, built-in display, 17.8mm laptop power bank
The Baseus Blade is a 20000mAh power bank built for laptops as much as smartphones. With 2 USB-C and 2 USB-A ports it delivers up to 100W of fast charging (PD 3.0, QC 4.0, SCP, FCP) and charges up to four devices at once. A built-in display shows the remaining percentage, live wattage and charging time. At just 17.8mm thick and 506g, it slides easily into a backpack or laptop bag. Baseus has discontinued this model in Europe, so it is currently out of stock everywhere in the UK, the price below is converted from the EUR reference price.
We carried the Baseus Blade on business trips for several weeks, and its wafer-thin body still surprises every time it comes out of the bag: barely thicker than a wall charger, it takes up almost no room in a laptop sleeve. The 100W output delivers on its promise, a laptop regains a good half of its battery in half an hour, while a phone charges on another port without slowing the laptop down. The display is genuinely useful, no more guessing how much is left, everything shows up in percentage and watts. The two USB-A ports come in handy for earbuds or a headlamp at the same time. The catches: no wall charger is included, and some users report reduced capacity after months of heavy use, something we could not verify over the long term ourselves. Baseus has since discontinued the Blade in favour of newer models like the Blade HD and EnerFill FC41, and stock has dried up across UK retailers, so this remains a solid pick only if you can still track one down.
Baseus 65W Car Charger
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Powerful enough for a laptop: the Baseus 65W car charger combines USB-C 45W and USB-A 18W, with an LED screen that monitors the car battery.
- Power: 65W (USB-C 45W + USB-A 18W)
- Protocols: PD 3.0, QC 4.0/3.0
- Display: LED voltage display
- Input: 12-24V (car, truck)
- USB-C 45W for a laptop + voltage display
The Baseus 65W car charger is a dual-port car adapter: a USB-C up to 45W (PD 3.0 and QC 4.0) able to recharge a laptop, and a USB-A up to 18W. Its LED screen continuously shows the vehicle's battery voltage, useful information to monitor the electrical system's health. It accepts a wide 12-24V input, compatible with cars, SUVs, trucks and vans. Compatible with most fast-charging protocols (PD, QC, SCP, AFC), it is a versatile, sturdy charger with a neat metal body.
The Baseus 65W car charger is clearly a step up from the usual small car chargers. What makes the difference is the power of its USB-C port: at 45W, it not only charges smartphones at full speed, but also a light laptop or a tablet, which is rare on a cigarette-lighter charger. The 18W USB-A port nicely rounds it out for a second device. I really like the little LED screen: on start-up, it shows the vehicle's battery voltage, which helps spot a tired battery before it fails. The metal body feels serious and does not heat up excessively. Two reservations: it sticks out a little more than the ultra-compact models, and the screen, very visible at night, can be a touch bright for some. But for anyone wanting a powerful car charger, able to power a laptop and monitor their battery, it is an excellent choice.
Baseus FC11 10000 (45W)
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Two USB-C cables already attached to the case, 45 W of fast charging and four devices powered at once, in a format that fits in a pocket.
- Capacity: 10,000 mAh (37 Wh)
- Power: 45 W max (USB-C Power Delivery)
- Ports: 2 built-in USB-C cables + USB-C + USB-A
- Weight: 203 g
- Four devices at once, with no cable to carry
The Baseus FC11 takes the built-in cable idea one step further: it carries two of them, both USB-C, alongside a spare USB-C port and a USB-A port. That means four devices running at once without pulling a single cord out of your bag. Its 45 W is enough to charge a phone at full speed, and even to slow the drain on an ultraportable laptop. At 10,000 mAh (37 Wh) for 203 g, it stays well below the 100 Wh cabin limit.
Two cables instead of one sounds like a footnote on paper, yet it changes how the pack gets used. At a desk or on the move, you plug in the phone and the speaker without opening the cable pouch, and the second cord earns its place far more often than expected: helping out a colleague, running a camera while the phone charges. The 45 W is clearly felt against 20 W models: half an hour takes a recent phone back past the halfway mark, and a thin laptop stops losing charge once connected. The 30 W input is the second strong point, often overlooked at this price: the pack refills over a meal rather than overnight. Two fair reservations: 203 g makes itself known in a shirt pocket, and real-world output lands around two phone charges, not three. Baseus deserves credit for saying so itself.
Baseus PicoGo AM52
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The Baseus PicoGo AM52 combines 25W Qi2.2 wireless charging with a built-in 45W USB-C cable, in an ultra-slim case just 1.6cm thick.
- Capacity: 10,000mAh (37Wh)
- Wireless: Qi2.2 25W (iPhone 16/17 on iOS 26)
- Wired: Built-in USB-C cable 45W, 30W recharge
- Weight: 198g, 1.6cm thick
- Qi2.2 25W with a built-in 45W USB-C cable
The Baseus PicoGo AM52 is a magnetic power bank built for the MagSafe ecosystem. Qi2.2 certified, it delivers up to 25W of wireless charging, the fastest speed currently available on this standard, reserved for iPhone 16 and 17 running iOS 26 (15W on earlier models). Its built-in USB-C cable adds 45W of wired output, and 16 N52 magnets keep it firmly locked to the back of the phone. At 10,000mAh for 198g, it slips easily into a pocket.
What stands out when you first take the PicoGo AM52 out of the box is how thin it is: just 1.6cm, even with a full USB-C cable wrapped around the case. Snapped onto the back of an iPhone 17, the magnetic attachment is instant and firm, and the 16 built-in magnets leave no wobble even when handling it one-handed on a train. The 25W wireless charging genuinely shows on a recent iPhone running iOS 26: the percentage climbs fast, well ahead of the usual 15W Qi speeds. The built-in cable is the nice surprise here, handy for topping up a second device without digging through a bag, and the case runs noticeably cooler than other models thanks to its cooling system. Two honest caveats: the full 25W is limited to iPhone 16 and 17 on iOS 26, older models fall back to 15W, and real-world battery life sits around one and a half smartphone charges rather than two, conversion losses being what they are. For daily use or travel, it remains one of the most complete MagSafe power banks around right now.