Baseus 100W PD GaN3 Fast Wall Charger Block

Ports and power split

The 100W figure only applies when one USB-C port is doing the work. Add a second USB-C device and the split becomes 70W + 30W, so the second laptop gets at most 30W. With the USB-A port in the mix the split is 70W + 22.5W, and using all three ports at once gives 65W + 20W + 15W. The USB-A port caps at 22.5W and does not do 20V PD, which limits it to phones and tablets rather than laptops. Baseus handles the allocation with its BPS 3.0 system.

Size and travel

At 184 g and 43 × 44 × 65 mm, the FE11 is a dense little block, and the foldable US prongs make it easier to pack than a charger with fixed pins. One storefront review says “Good charger and heavy”, which matches the weight but is a single subjective note.

Owner reports

Owner evidence is thin and mostly positive. A 2024 r/UsbCHardware thread calls the Baseus 100W three-port block “technically exceptional” and reports surface temperatures around 65C under load. Storefront reviews praise the small size, charging a laptop and phone at the same time, the foldable plug and staying cool during long charges; one owner uses it for FPV drone batteries. A 2024 thread also has one owner report a Baseus 100W unit that failed and was replaced under warranty, and another calls Baseus quality “underwhelming” with a 120W unit that overheated at 100W load — anecdotes about Baseus 100W-class chargers, not FE11 defect rates. That is a single unreplicated report, not a defect rate.

Repairs, warranty and running costs

There are no user-serviceable parts and no FE11-specific repair data. Baseus’s official US warranty is a voluntary 18–24 months for orders placed on or after 2024-01-01, with the exact length set per product; the FE11-specific length is not published, though one Baseus-authorized storefront claims 2 years. The “Worry-Free Purchase” option at checkout is a paid Seel protection plan, not the manufacturer warranty. After-sales contact is care@baseus.com. Running costs are limited to the charger itself and possibly a 100W USB-C cable, since the box contents are unverified and no consumables exist.

Is it worth it?

At under about $35 the FE11 is a strong value for a 100W three-port travel charger. Between $26 and $40 it matches the 2024 street price of $35.99 and undercuts most name-brand 100W three-port GaN blocks. At Baseus’s own $49.99 sale price (regular $69.99) it is competitive but no longer the obvious bargain, and above $55 it is hard to justify without test data. Baseus-authorized storefronts list it as low as $10.50 to $21.00, though shipping terms differ. The value comes from the combination of 100W single-port output, three ports, 184 g and a foldable plug, not from the GaN3 label.

Which model this is

This page covers the Baseus EnerFill FE11, Baseus’s US SKU P10182101213-00 and a Best Buy SKU 11018914; a Baseus-authorized storefront lists the internal model as CCXFK100CS. It is the three-port 100W block, sold in black and white. Do not confuse it with the Baseus GaN2 four-port 100W block, the PowerCombo 100W power strip with AC outlets, or the older Baseus 120W three-port charger.

ASIN B0D97WNS6J.

Sources

Manufacturer:

• Baseus EnerFill FE11 3-Port USB-C Fast Charger 100W — official US product page
• Baseus warranty information — official US policy

Owner reports:

• Baseus 100W 3-port charger thread (r/UsbCHardware)

Storefronts and specs:

• Best Buy — Baseus 100W USB C Charger Block (EnerFill FE11)
• baseustech.com storefront
• baseuspower.shop storefront

Related models:

• Baseus GaN2 4-Port Fast Charger 100W — a different model
• Baseus PowerCombo 100W hands-on — a different product