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Baseus Wireless Portable Charger & 30W Dual Port

Baseus Wireless Portable Charger & 30W Dual Port

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  • 1x USB-C + 1x USB-A output ports
  • Supports PD3.0, PPS, QC2.0/3.0/4+, AFC, FCP, SCP and Apple 2.4A
  • Foldable US prongs, approx 48.35 x 35.30 x 30.11 mm, 64.2 g
  • Super Si silicon chip, up to 10% less heat than regular chargers
  • AC 100-240V wide-range input

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$21.95
from $21.95 at baseus.io · Checked Oct 20, 2026

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Summary

A very small 30 W wall charger with one USB-C and one USB-A port, made for phones, tablets and small accessories rather than laptops. Despite the listing title it has no battery and no wireless charging — it is a corded plug, and the 30 W figure applies only to the USB-C port on its own.

Strengths

  • Small body and foldable US prongs make it easy to carry.
  • The single USB-C port delivers the full 30 W on its own.
  • Broad USB-C protocol support covers PD3.0, PPS and QC4+.
  • Measured efficiency, ripple and full-load stability are good for its size.
  • Dual ports handle a phone plus one small accessory at once.
  • A full charge on an iPhone 13 Pro Max matched Apple’s 30 W charger.

Weaknesses

  • It is a corded wall charger, not a power bank and not a wireless charger.
  • The 30 W headline is single-port only; both ports together are rated 18 W + 12 W and measured 27.04 W.
  • No cable is included and it will not charge a laptop.
  • Super Si is silicon, not GaN, and the 10% heat claim was never tested against a control unit.
  • Baseus charger threads report mixed long-term reliability, including units failing within months.
  • No exact-model failure rate or teardown exists, so durability rests on brand-lineage reports.

Verified specifications

ModelBaseus 30 W dual-port Super Si wall charger; tested as CCCJG30CS, current Baseus SKU CCSUPP-D01.
InputAC 100–240 V wide range, US version with foldable prongs.
Portsone USB-C and one USB-A.
Output30 W maximum; a single USB-C port reaches 30 W, while both ports in use give 18 W USB-C and 12 W USB-A.
Measured dual-port load14.22 W + 12.82 W, a 27.04 W total, in ChargerLAB’s test.
USB-C protocolsApple 2.4A, QC2.0, QC3.0, QC4+, AFC, FCP, SCP, PE, PD3.0 and PPS.
USB-C fixed voltages5V3A, 9V3A, 12V2.5A, 15V2A and 20V1.5A; PPS 3.3V–11V3A and 3.3V–16V2A.
USB-A protocolsApple 2.4A, QC2.0, QC3.0, AFC, FCP, SCP and PE, with no PD or PPS.
ChipBaseus “Super Si” silicon-based chip, not GaN; Baseus claims up to 10% less heat than regular chargers.
Efficiency83.12–89.11% at 110 V 60 Hz and 83.82–90.03% at 220 V 50 Hz.
Standby draw0.161 W at 110 V 60 Hz and 0.163 W at 220 V 50 Hz.
Rippleup to 36–38 mVp-p loaded and 14 mVp-p no-load.
Temperaturea one-hour full load in a 25 °C chamber reached 66.9–67.7 °C on one side and 61.8–63.3 °C on the other.
Safetyovercharge, overheat and short-circuit protection.
CertificationBaseus states UL certification; the tested unit carried Intertek ETL certification.
Laptop chargingnot supported — Baseus marks the model “Macbook Compatible: ✘” and says dual-port power will not charge a computer.
Cablenot included.
Dimensions1.88 × 1.37 × 1.18 in (Baseus spec) and 2.39 oz; measured about 48.35 × 35.30 × 30.11 mm and 64.2 g.
Full research notes and sources

What this charger actually is

The listing title calls it a wireless portable charger, but nothing in the specifications supports that. The measured body is about 48.35 × 35.30 × 30.11 mm at 64.2 g with foldable US prongs, which matches Baseus’s 30 W dual-port Super Si wall charger. There is no battery and no wireless coil, so buyers looking for a power bank should keep looking. Baseus sells the same line today as the Super Si Pro Dual Port Fast Charger 30W under SKU CCSUPP-D01, and does not document a revision, so treat the 2022 tested model and the current SKU as one line.

Charging performance

It confirmed the port layout, PD3.0, PPS, QC2.0/3.0/4+, AFC, FCP, SCP and Apple 2.4A support, five fixed USB-C voltages plus two PPS ranges, conversion efficiency of roughly 84–90%, and stable 30 W full-load operation. On an iPhone 13 Pro Max the charge curve reached 47% at 30 minutes and 83% at one hour, full in 1 h 44 min, close to Apple’s own 30 W charger with a slightly faster tail.

The catch is the headline number. Under a real two-port load ChargerLAB measured 14.22 W and 12.82 W, a 27.04 W total, below the 30 W single-port figure. Charging a Mi 11 drew about 25.69 W, an iPad Pro and a MacBook Pro 16" each about 28.62 W, and a Huawei Mate 40 Pro on USB-A about 17.96 W. The USB-A port has no PD or PPS.

Heat, efficiency and durability

The charger runs warm rather than hot: a one-hour full load in a 25 °C chamber reached 66.9–67.7 °C on one side and 61.8–63.3 °C on the other, with conversion efficiency between 83.12% and 90.03% depending on input voltage and load. Baseus says the silicon Super Si chip runs up to 10% cooler than a regular charger, but that claim was not tested against a control unit, so treat it as marketing rather than a measurement. Idle draw is low, at 0.161 W on 110 V and 0.163 W on 220 V.

Durability is the weaker part. Baseus charger discussions report mixed long-term results: some owners describe years of trouble-free use, while others report intermittent connection drops or early failures, including one owner who hit the same problem across three units. There is no exact-model failure rate, so treat this as a brand-lineage caution rather than a known defect. This charger is not part of the 2025 CPSC recall, which covers Baseus 65 W 30000mAh battery power banks (model BS-30KP365). There are no recurring costs: it ships with a manual and a sticker, no cable, and nothing to replace.

Is it worth it?

At about $20 or less this is fair-to-good value for a charger with solid measured electrical performance. Between $21 and $30 it is acceptable, though competing 30 W dual-port chargers, including GaN models, start to matter and the silicon design plus the durability caution cut into its edge. At $31–$40 it is weak for this specific charger, and above $40 it is poor value next to better-tested options. Baseus sells it direct at $19.99 for the black US version and $21.99 for white (Baseus, 2026), with the Super Si collection page starting from $19.99. The differentiators are the tiny body, the foldable plug and the dual ports, not raw power, and the 30 W ceiling keeps it to phones, tablets and small accessories.

Which model this is

This page covers the Baseus 30 W dual-port Super Si wall charger, sold by Baseus as the Super Si Pro Dual Port Fast Charger 30W, SKU CCSUPP-D01, and tested in 2022 as model CCCJG30CS. The listing at the center of this page is ASIN B0DNK14JBX. Baseus does not state whether the two model numbers are mechanically identical or a silent revision, so match on the 30 W dual-port Super Si specification. Don’t confuse it with Baseus battery power banks or with the separate GaN-branded chargers.

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