Baseus Charging Station 67W 10-in-1: problems, parts and running costs

Checked: 2026-10-17

Summary

The Baseus Charging Station 67W 10-in-1 (indexed as model E0307D) is a vertical tower power strip with 6 AC outlets, 3 USB-C and 1 USB-A ports, up to 67W USB-C PD and a claimed 1200J surge protection on a 5 ft cord. There are no consumables and no running cost beyond the devices it powers. It is a reasonable buy around the low-$20s from a third-party storefront; above about $50, better-documented alternatives make more sense.

Common problems and fixes

No independent test of this exact model — no instrumented test from a recognized outlet exists for the E0307D; the closest hands-on testing covers Baseus sibling power strips, which does not validate this unit. [3][6]
No official manual or model-specific warranty — Baseus’s support and manual page lists sibling power strips but not this 67W 10-in-1, so no manual or warranty term for this exact SKU could be read. [6]
The “10-in-1” count mixes AC and USB ports — 6 AC plus 4 USB in total; the marketing number does not mean 10 fast-charging USB ports. [1][2]
USB-A port wattage unconfirmed — a sibling Baseus strip caps its USB-A at 5W; whether this unit’s single USB-A behaves the same is not confirmed. [7]
Brand-level caution signals — an independent charging test failed a Baseus 65W 3-port charger while Anker units passed, and Reddit users report flakiness on Baseus USB hubs; these concern other products, not this tower. [9][10]

Parts and consumables

No replaceable parts or consumables reported. Repairability is expected to be low, as with sealed GaN power strips; no user-replaceable cord or module was found. [6]

Yearly running cost

None. [11]

When it is a good buy

A third-party Baseus-branded storefront (baseuspower.com) lists the exact unit at a regular $27.99, sale $16.79, read October 2026. [11]
US deal coverage (Kotaku, October 2025) reported a discount of roughly 40% for a limited time. [1]
Baseus’s own closest tower, the 35W PowerCombo Tower, is listed at $49.99 on the official store. [5]
Around the low-$20s — reasonable for six AC outlets and a 67W USB-C port in a vertical tower, if you accept the missing manual and the lack of independent testing. [11]
Near $30-40 — stays fair if the vertical, space-saving tower is the goal.
Above about $50 — the case weakens: power strips with documented surge ratings, published certifications, official manuals and established review coverage, including Baseus’s own PowerCombo lines, become preferable. [5][6][8]

The Baseus PowerCombo Tower 10-in-1 35W at $49.99 is the better choice when you want an official Baseus product with a documented manual and support page. [5][6]