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Posted by Shah-G

- May 09, 2021, 20:04:14

Exactly same design whitelabled Chinese product was introduced through kickstarter last year for USD $90 ... HyperJuice. After a year of use, it's USB-A doesn't provide more than 5W charging on 25W capable cables.
High quality outer plastic shell, junk inner circuitry ... typical garbage Chinese product!

Quote from: BigEnergy on May 04, 2021, 15:13:44
Typo: "This tiny 100 W Baseus GaN Pro charger aims to replace all your..."
Correction: "This tiny 100 W charger aims to replace all your..."
Get it? Cause it's Chinese NoName.
Garbage product, garbage "news".

Posted by S.Yu

- May 06, 2021, 01:50:08

My 90W 2C1A charger is 55x56x30mm, and the 65W version makes even better use of space because it's skinny and unlikely to block adjacent sockets.
While Baseus makes some solid cords(the cable's protection layer is sometimes "too solid" making it too rigid for reliable magnetic connection) that are priced pretty reasonably, these chargers are nothing special.

Posted by tester

- May 05, 2021, 06:51:35

Baseus, poor quality, even can't beat Choetech. Better spend more for RavPower

Posted by weeeeeeeee

- May 04, 2021, 15:23:11

I think 100w chargers make sense when there are more than 1 port. The power distribution between the 4 ports on the pro model looks very good. Some 90w 2 port chargers would split 45+45 when I wanted 65+15. But I'm not sure about this brand as I have never heard about them.

Posted by BigEnergy

- May 04, 2021, 15:13:44

Typo: "This tiny 100 W Baseus GaN Pro charger aims to replace all your..."
Correction: "This tiny 100 W charger aims to replace all your..."
Get it? Cause it's Chinese NoName.
Garbage product, garbage "news".

Posted by Brozaf

- May 04, 2021, 09:55:32

don't know man, this charger looks pretty dope to me..

Posted by Anon456

- May 04, 2021, 03:29:29

OMG. Are you going to make a news out of each Amazon deal for a few pennies more?

We get it, it's about monetization. I guess it's easier to do this than revamping the website and looking for business partnerships to get some revenue streams going. You're going to lose even your current readers base by doing this all over again. And having NBC as a side gig to your 9-5 jobs is not an excuse if you see a future in this website.
Evolution is happening, but NBC seems stuck in the past.

Posted by Redaktion

- May 04, 2021, 02:50:49

One of the best things about USB-C Power Delivery is you can use just about any USB-C charger should you happen to lose the ones that shipped from the original manufacturers. This third-party solution can output up to 100 W to quick charge most smartphones and laptops.

https://www.notebookcheck.net/This-tiny-100-W-Baseus-GaN-Pro-charger-aims-to-replace-all-your-USB-C-adapters-all-at-once-for-just-49-USD.537304.0.html