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Baseus Portable Charger with Built in Cable

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  • 20,000mAh capacity
  • 100W max output
  • Built-in dual USB-C cables
  • Pass-through charging
  • Smart digital display

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Summary

A cable-first travel power bank with two built-in USB-C cables, up to 100W single-port output, a real-time display and pass-through charging. Check the multi-port behaviour before you rely on it: one built-in cable can hold 65W while the other three sources share just 15W.

Strengths

  • Two built-in USB-C cables mean no separate cable to pack.
  • One built-in cable also recharges the bank at up to 65W, about a 2-hour refill.
  • 100W single-port output is enough for a 13.3-inch MacBook Air.
  • A real-time display replaces the usual LED dots.
  • At 73Wh it fits under the 100Wh airline limit.
  • The manual promises a 24-month warranty with lifetime support.

Weaknesses

  • The 100W is a single-port maximum; with several devices connected, one cable holds 65W while the rest share 15W.
  • “4 outputs plus recharge” does not mean five independent power paths: one cable is both an output and the input.
  • Owner evidence is tiny, so there is nothing to lean on beyond listing copy.
  • Whether full output is sustained during pass-through charging is not documented.
  • The 65W wall charger needed for the fastest refill is not included.

Verified specifications

ModelBaseus EnerFill FC41 Digital Display Power Bank 20000mAh 100W, model E0028N (store SKU E0028N04).
Battery20,000mAh / 73Wh lithium polymer, 4 cells of 5000mAh at 14.6V.
Max output100W PD on a single port.
Built-in cablestwo USB-C cables, one of which doubles as the input for recharging the bank.
Ports4 outputs total, two built-in USB-C cables plus one USB-C port and one USB-A port.
Inputup to 65W, about 2 hours to refuel with a 65W charger.
Multi-device splitone built-in cable can deliver 65W while the other three sources share a combined 15W.
Displayreal-time digital percentage and power readout.
Claimed resultsan iPhone 17 Pro to about 68% in 30 minutes, a 13.3-inch MacBook Air to about 50% in 30 minutes, about 4 iPhone 17 Pro refills, 3 Galaxy S25 Ultra refills and 1.2 MacBook Air refills per full charge.
Pass-through chargingyes.
Safety9-layer protections, an AI temperature control chip and over-charge protection.
Dimensions15.2 × 6.6 × 2.7 cm (5.98 × 2.60 × 1.06 in).
Weight14.85 oz (about 421 g).
Airline73Wh is under the 100Wh aviation limit and it is marketed as TSA-approved.
ColorsWhite and Cosmic Black.
In the boxthe power bank, a user manual and a 24-month warranty plus lifetime support card.
Warranty24 months with lifetime support.
First availableAugust 28, 2025.
Full research notes and sources

Output and charging

The 100W figure is a single-port maximum, and simultaneous use drops it sharply: one built-in cable can hold 65W while the remaining three sources share a combined 15W. One of the two built-in cables is also the recharge input, so “4 outputs plus recharge” does not mean five independent power paths. Baseus claims an iPhone 17 Pro reaches about 68% in 30 minutes and a 13.3-inch MacBook Air about 50% in 30 minutes, with roughly 4 iPhone 17 Pro refills, 3 Galaxy S25 Ultra refills and 1.2 MacBook Air refills per full charge.

Evidence and owner reports

The honest caveat is evidence. Owner evidence is very thin. Baseus’s launch coverage repeats the manufacturer’s charge numbers, but that is claim relay, not measurement.

Warranty and upkeep

The manual and listing copy promise a 24-month warranty with lifetime support, though Baseus’s official warranty page could not be reached. The manual advises a full initial charge before first use and a 65W wall adapter for the fastest refill. The built-in cables are a wear item on any cable-integrated design, and no bend-cycle rating for this model’s cables was found. There are no user-serviceable parts. No Reddit or forum threads for the exact model were retrievable.

Is it worth it?

Baseus’s US store lists it at $59.99 against a $79.99 regular price, and Gizmochina’s November 2025 launch coverage reported a $79.99 price. Under $60 it is strong value if the built-in cables, 100W single-port output and display match your needs. Between $60 and $80 it is fair to good. Above $80 it is weak for this model specifically, since better-tested 100W 20000mAh banks become available. Factor in a 65W USB-C wall charger if you do not own one, since it is needed to hit the roughly 2-hour self-recharge.

Which model this is

This is the FC41 20000mAh 100W, model E0028N (store SKU E0028N04). It is a different product from the FC41 25000mAh 145W (model E0028H), the FC41 10000mAh 67W, the EnerFill FC11, the EnerCore CR11 and the Blade H1. The US listing is ASIN B0FP26DDJB.

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