Baseus USB A and C 30W 65W and 100w Chargers Review and Test
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- Baseus USB A and C 30W 65W and 100w Chargers Review and Test
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In this video I am looking at Baseus power adapters. The models are listed below. The power adapters all have varying performance so check out the video for details.
Baseus 100W CCGAN100CS100W Adapter (1port)
Baseus 65W GaN2 Pro Quick Charger CCGAN65S2-X
Baseus 65W GaN3 Pro Desktop Fast Charger CCDK65S
Baseus 30W Compact Quick Charger CCCP30US (3port)
Baseus 30W Super SI Pro Quick Charger CCCJG30CS (2port)
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This is fantastic. Such in depth videos are so helpful. Keep it up!
Thanks for watching.
Perfect timing. Found your channel yesterday and purchased the 65w desktop charger based on your 100w desktop charger review. Never heard of Baseus so was pleased to hear they make quality products. This review came on my feed today and I'm going to return the 65w and buy the 100w. Good to know the minor price difference will be worth it! Thanks!
Yeah, I worry a little about Baseus being the newer brand but they seem more legit than a lot of others out there. Even on these smaller adapters they tried, time will tell if they can keep the quality high. Mine have been in daily use for a while now and I haven't had any failures yet. Of course TH-cam will be first to know if one pops.
I've had the baseus 65w model ever since it came out in 2020 and it's been working incredibly for me so far
wait, I don't understand. based on the chart in 8:45 isn't the Anker 715 Nano II 65w better because it can achieve the same power quality with less power consumed?
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Youa re doing the work noone else does. I can't wait to see your best of list in November. Waiting to buy a charger until then.
Thanks. I need to start working on that.
I can't believe this channel has remained unfound by me until now. Keep these detailed dives going! (I found the channel searching for a REAL dewalt USB C charger review)
Thanks! Yeah, I try to do things a little different, still doing a lot of reviews which meh but trying to keep it as light and fun as technical data can be. I know I'll need to expand at some point into a more broad field of technical content since power adapters won't sustain good channel growth... It is fun though so I'll keep putting them out if people want to watch!
Great in-depth videos! Would love to see the review of Baseus 140W GaN5 charger
Yep, working on getting one of those in.
Another great review!
Excellent work!
Thanks. I had no idea which video was going to make it this week.
you are doing a great job, such quality and knowledgeable videos!
Thank you!
I hope you can make a video regarding all your adapters ranging from 30w / 45w / 65w chargers and compare which of those are excellent for their watt range. Always love your content!
Yeah, I'm supposed to get that out next week! Going to be a long road from here to there. I haven't started yet.
@@AllThingsOnePlace Holy craaaappp! I'm excited af lmao! Looking forward to it!
finally, the review I've been waiting
So many more I'm still waiting for.
Thanks for all the great tests and reviews, have you considered checking the Satechi 165W USB-C 4-Port PD GaN Charger out?
I have, I need to get that one still.
@@AllThingsOnePlace I actually ordered this one, it seems to be quite unique with the 4 USB-C ports only style.
Great review and data as always,. Sad that I bought the Baseus 65W GAN3 Pro (CCGAN65C3) before this video was released. First time using it and I used the Type C 1&2 simultaneously and the adapter got very hot, like very very hot and I can't touch it longer that 3 seconds. It also makes a buzzing sound. Should I be concern and return the unit?
Yeah, they get hot, but too hot to touch sounds like an issue. Mine didn't get hot enough for me to bother with the thermal camera during testing.
As always great work! It's really helpful to know that lower wattage psu are not as good as 100w multi ports, I mostly buy products after watching (and reading) reviews and I usually try not to look at brand but individual product so no brand loyalty from me when product is inferior and manufacturer won't addres any problems. I'm only willing to firgive them a litle when brand is really costumer friendly, open source or easy repairable (or they support "Right to repair").
That's a great attitude! I like Baseus overall. Not every product is going to be a winner, also no brand loyalty. If the 30W adapters are bad I'm going to say so, haha. The 100w multi-port adapters have been great for me, I use them every day. The issue of single use plastic is always a button I push too. We don't need three layers of plastic for a $20 power adapter that will be scratched and dusty after a week of using it.
@@AllThingsOnePlace yep , tons of plastics in the ocean and most of manufacturers still don't care enough, nothing boils my blood faster... But there are some good ones, I once bought Club 3D usb B 3.0 to C cable and it came in fantastic cardboard box. This darn box is so good that I carry it everyday in my backpack and use it to store all crazy adapters and cables 😎.
Another awesome video mate! surely the 100w is good, specially multi port one.
Yeah, not this 100W, skip.
Great technical review, I only wish you would also disassemble them and check that the circuitry is good and has all the necessary protections, proper X/Y caps etc.
Yeah, I need to do more of that. I have some teardowns of various power adapters but these should get a turn being hacked to bits.
The Baseus 100W Desktop Adapter looks like a good on-the-go laptop charger. I plan on getting a Zephyrus gaming laptop and don't want to carry around it's power brick. Ideally I'll leave the charging brick at home for when I game. I'll carry the 100W Baseus when I'm mobile and just need to do productivity work. I also like that it has a power cable. The pros that I won't have a massive adapter hogging up the wall outlet, and that I can pull the ports closer to me if I need to charge other devices like a phone or a tablet.
Thanks for the review. Now I know which charger to get.
Thanks for watching! There are so many options these days. I am far from keeping up with the constant new brands appearing.
Great and informative reviews.👍
By the way, have you ever tested and compare the new Baseus 65w Gan5 Pro model?
Yeah, I need to check that out still. I haven't been able to get one yet.
@AllThingsOnePlace I heard that they improved on the multi charging system. Hopefully you can get and test them out too.
Great review, will you review the Asus 65W(mini) and 100W gan chargers?
I honestly have so many chargers at this point, I may already have those and don't even know. I had a list but then stopped keeping it updated with what is here. Anyway, I added these to the list.
would be nice if you had a comparison chart of all the 240W cables since they are replacing all the 100W deprecated cables. Even amoung the 240W cables, so many brands and so many different data speeds. thanks for making the videos
Yeah, I have been buying everyone I see also, so I have 20 or so of them waiting for testing reviewing. I can't do the data tests yet but at least can review for power. The 100W cables are still very good for most things. The 240W is nice if you have to string together several things like a monitor, laptop, another monitor, whenever it starts to be available in devices.
@@AllThingsOnePlace thanks for doing that with 240W cables. group of us in Pine64 open community that need working 240W cables now, since we use them with Pinecil for 28V to super fast heat to Iron. check out this 2 min video to see how much faster 28V EPR + 240W cable makes the newer V2 pinecil over old V1 that could not do 28V th-cam.com/video/nTC-ah4f0hg/w-d-xo.html we have resistance of 6.2 ohms in V2, and 8 ohms using longer older style Tips from V1.
I don't normally make videos, ignore my amateur try, just see content.
Hello I really like this channel I got to say I bought the baseus 100w wall adapter after watching your videos but I feel like its getting super hot with just one cable plugged in(charging m1 Mac 65w) and I was wondering if you can recommend something a bit better I need just two usb c ports and 100w. thank you very much for these videos they are quite informative
Yeah, hot is subjective with these small/compact power adapters. They basically all hit 60 degrees C now. That's not considered hot anymore. I had one at over 90 degrees C, I actually use that one all the time, it powers my studio (in the loosest sense) lights but I don't touch it so I don't care how hot it gets, it'll break eventually. But, if people need a thermal cameras or thermocouples to figure out if power adapters are faulty or not it isn't so great... If it is always connected to a laptop, the anker 120W or 150W aren't bad for larger loads, they are the most efficient under heavy load, but they do have low 20V so that can cause some issues... why can't one be good at everything. After that it really is the Baseus adapter. I do worry about the quality a little though I haven't found a bad one yet and I have 10 of them.
Good work bro..👍
Thanks!
Awesome reviews! You reignited my search for the perfect adapter, small and capable, so I got the tiny 75g Baseus 40W 2 port one that advertises 20V 2A on either port but I can't get any of my laptops to draw that, they either don't charge at all (big Thinkad that likes 20V from 65W Baseus charger) or go for 15V 2A+ (tiny Thinkpad or Macbook). I can't find any info on why this might be, any reason you think they won't like 20V 1.5A instead of the 15V 2A ?
Yeah, not sure, the devices decide what mode to use so especially older devices, the protocols were not quite defined as well. It should technically work which is annoying. It may charge while the laptop is powered off but not be able to power in an on state since there just isn't enough power available.
@@AllThingsOnePlace All of them are 1,3,5 years old, I guess they just want more power delivered before they jump to 20V, somewhat sad. The small laptop uses ~12W while playing youtube so 33W is plenty to slowly charge it, I guess 15V will have to do then :)
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I'd like to see what data cables are best. Such at 20gbs 10gbps and 40gbps.
Yeah, I don't have the tester for that yet. The cheapest ones are around $20k USD! I am going to test them for charging capabilities soon though.
I got the Rog Flow Z13 Tablet which is able to draw a max of 65W from 3rd party power adapters. May I ask Which one of these would you recommend for my use case?
I would go with a 100W adapter class so it isn't being pushed to the limit of the power capability. The multiport adapters are a little better in the 100w class, so 100W multiport Baseus desktop or wall adapter. I don't really recommend any other power adapters from them. If you have to go 65W my recommendation is still the Amazon Basics single port 65W adapter. It is small, cheap and fairly efficient.
Someone needs to go balls to the wall and make the perfect power adapter at no expense spared with Japanese capacitors
haha. $300 and 1 watt output. Audiofoolery grade?
Nice review, but most of the adapter are multi ports. Looking forward for more small adapter with 25W to 30W. Missing Baseus GaN3 30W single port CCGAN30CS.
Yeah, can only put so many in one video! They get a little crazy at even 5! But yeah, I know there are more to go.
@@AllThingsOnePlace Someday it will be battle of the small adapter with 20W to 30W.
The anker 525 station looks like the baseus desktop product here. Any plans to review it?
In terms of power performance my bet is it is the same as the 543, which I did review a while back. I may get to this one eventually but probably not for a while, it'll likely be replaced before I get to it though.
Great review ❤ that 100 watt is a bit disappointing
Yeah, not all of them are winners, but at least Baseus does still make the best 100W option.
I’ve got the older three port 65W adapter. Recently, I plugged in my iPhone into usb-c port and heard the phone beeping. I noticed the charging is cycling on and off. I tested it with my other phone all the same. It worked fine for about a year and a half. I guess this power cycling is some sort of malfunction. Picked up new anker 735. Hope it will last as long as my other ankers.
UPD. Just watched the review of anker 735 and cancelled my order.
What would be your recommendation for 65W adapter with two USB-C and one USB-A ports? I would using it for travel to plug in two foldable 20W chargers. Each is charging one iPhone 14 Pro with MagSafe pad, Apple Watch and AirPods Pro. ? And, one USB-A port is extra when I need to charge some odd small devices.
If you have it in your budget I'd step up to the 120W, 735, if possible. I haven't really found the 'best' 65W charger really. They either have the bad form factor, have worse performance, or are unsafe. Sometimes all of those. At least the anker is a safe device. Another thing to consider for a power adapter, is usage, if you need to share a bunch of ports having more power budget helps keep more devices on. So, using a 100 watt adapter, even if you don't NEED 100 watts will keep the adapter cooler, help it run longer, and have some power to spare if you need to charge a laptop.
@@AllThingsOnePlace I thought so too and went up to anker 737, it is 43% off on on special deal on Amazon Canada. Thanks for your great work. Too bad for baseus didn’t hold up long. Comparing to my multiport 4 years old ankers well built and never overheated, just slower and less compact therefore, less suitable for travel.
Never did i think something as simple as charging your phone would become so complicated
haha, yeah, agreed.
I want to fast charge my s21 plus is a baseus charger the best option? If it isn't , what new tech of fast charging do you recommend me to charger my s21 plus phone?
I struggle with "the best', will it work, yes, but I haven't tested that exact use case and certainly haven't tested every charger so best is a claim I can't make.
Nice vid mate
Thanks!
You said at $37 the 65w Baseus is good value for what you get and it has high efficiency, but you said if you have to get a 65w charger this still isn't it. Which 65w 3 port charger do you recommend? I just ordered that Baseus for only $29 which I think is a great deal. Would you recommend I cancel the order and get a different one?
No, the value is good, if it works for your needs then that is the charger. It is some opinion for sure in the video, I tend to point to the Amazon Basics 65W single port charger as the best value and performance for that category still.
@@AllThingsOnePlacesad, Amazon isn't available here where I live. Baseus and Ugreen are readily available. So does Anker, but they're very expensive here. Around 1,5x to 2x more than Ugreen and Baseus.
Are you reviewing Slimq and Hyperjuice chargers soon?
I have done at least one SlimQ charger. I do have more here though and some are scheduled. I haven't been able to get any hyperjuice chargers yet. I buy everything and they are on the list so eventually they will make it but no specific timeline yet.
@@AllThingsOnePlace Sounds good. Hoping to see an analysis of the Slimq F240. I'm looking to get it for my Intel NUC X15.
Could you review the
shargeek usb c 100w charger?
I have it here, it is on the list. I need to do a shargeek video soon.
Which most powerful charger I can buy for use in UK? I seen WOTOBEUS 5-Ports, but not sure if this one is safe to use in UK. I am noob in electricity :(
I am not sure on the UK side. The Wotobeus adapters have lots of power but they do get what I would call HOT (90+C surface) on the larger side. Anker or UGREEN always seem like the safe bet. The higher wattage offerings from these companies are very good performance wise.
@@AllThingsOnePlace thank you. I need higher wattage, at least 60 and 30 usb C, and usb a also required. I will have a look on ugreen
Hello which 65W and 45W gan adapter would you recommend
45W Samsung adapters, bulky but functional, 65W I look at the Amazon Basics single port adapter or Anker Nano II. It really depends on what you are trying to do.
Would like to see Anker 525 power station tested.
Thanks for the suggestion.
Then which one will be better in 65w range? Baseus 65w GaN2 pro (CCGAN65S2-X) or Anker 65w GanPrime?
I personally would go for the Baseus but there isn't much in it performance wise between the two. The Anker is a little more refined for negotiating with devices.
@@AllThingsOnePlace Which is safer for the device?
I like the Gan 2 pro 65w because it is so compact. There's also a new Gan5 pro 65w from baseus. Hope to see it covered on the channel soon.
They keep popping these things out, haha. We will find out if they changed anything.
Was hoping the 30w charger would be good, need a fast charger for my phone since they don't come with them anymore. Which small 30w charger do you think is best?
The Google 30w charger is the best overall. It isn't very small though. The Anker Nano II is compact.
Please test the newer version Baseus 65w GAN5 Pro. 👌🏻😁
Yeah, I have it, but it is also a USB hub, so I need a device with USB C display out to test that too, ha. Yeah, I don't have anything with that function.
What is the best 65watt charger? With 3-4 ports?
I guess it is the older GaN2 Baseus as of right now... It is so much worse than the 100W though I would get that instead.
Hi!! I am searching for a 30 Watt Power Adapter that supports USB PD with 12 volt 2.5 amp. Which adapter would be the best suited for my requirement? Thanks!!
Mcdodo 33W or something similar should fit the requirement.
@@AllThingsOnePlace Came across these Crossvolt 33watt GaN II , Cytron 30 watt GaN II . Are these any good ? Pease advise.Thanks!!
@@dheerajjadhav12 I'm not sure I haven't looked at those yet. I added them to my list though.
Is it normal for the Gan65w to be warm at all times? (Without the need to connect any cell phone)
If it's warm all the time that means it's active all the time, not going into a low power mode. Some adapters do hold this mode on with an apple cable plugged in. Barely warm is generally fine, if it is hot at all while not powering a device then it's probably time to swap out the adapter.
Please review ugreen nexode dual 45w pd charger.....
Added to the list.
Ordered Baseus 65W Gan5 wall adapter. Waiting for your review. Still looks to be best choice for light hand baggage only travel, despite your disapproval. Charges work laptop and phone, and there is still third port for something if needed. It has advantage of being small and enough for laptop and phone. There seem there is almost no small 100W wall adapters. Anker 120W adapter would be nice, but bigger and overkill, I don't need to charge 2 laptops, and price is 3x that of Baseus. Being in EU, there is 24 month warranty, if something goes wrong (there is plenty of reports with Baseus ports failing 😟
I tried getting my hands on the GaN5 stuff, I have a USB Brick / Hub but no power adapter. They keep canceling my orders. Yes, Baseus and quality control... So, the advantage of the larger power adapters is they operate at the peak of efficiency, they aren't operating at the limit of the power adapter, so they stay cooler and last longer. In these tightly packed adapters, a little extra headroom goes a long way. Also, in terms of size difference 65 to 100 it isn't that much. They are heavier though since they tend to add in that extra circuity. In the end if the power adapter is working for you then it is the right one!
Hopefully the newer Baseus 65W GaN3 Pro Quick Charger will performs better than this predecessor.😃
One of the Gan3 is in this video, once they make the generation change my guess is it will perform the same.
I'm confused between buying the Gan2 Pro 100W 4 ports model or the Gan5 Pro 100W 2 (C+U) port model. You reviewed the big one with 4 ports which seems really good but I'd prefer the smaller one as I'll have to carry it everyday. So can you please tell me which one would be a better deal???
I haven't looked at the Gan5 Pro yet so no idea.
Can you review ugreen robogan 65w?
I know I have to get that thing on,.
Can anyone tell me what “programable” mode means? I’m trying to charge my iphone at the full 30w (C to Lightning)
iphones do not use the programmable mode. They use the fixed voltage PD modes. So, 9V, 27W really.
Ah, okay. Thanks for the reply. Your videos are the best on YT...thanks for the hard work! @@AllThingsOnePlace
It's mostly for Android phones and laptops.
What is the difference between gan3 Vs gan5 65 (3 port ) apapters ?
This is 2nd hand information, but supposedly the Gan5 negotiates USB better between multiple devices. There isn't any improvement in power supply performance.
@@AllThingsOnePlace so it will deliver full 45 w on pps protocol to Samsung s23 ultra with no problem ?
@@venox48 That I won't know until I test it. It doesn't really mean it will support more protocols though since they already support that, but it does mean when that mode turns on it will be more stable. The Gan2 and Gan3 are known for going into that mode then dropping back out, especially with more than one device plugged in.
@@AllThingsOnePlace thx for info. So when we can expect that sort of test ?
@@venox48 I don't have anything on the schedule yet. I am waiting for more GaN5 devices to be available.
just to follow-up on fake 240w PD 3.1 cables. I got fake 240/20G from ULT-WIIQ brand on Ama z on USA, it will only do PD@20V ~4.7 amps. A pine64 member from France just reported he got same exact cable and it's also fake, can only get 20V connected to Rocoren charger (he bought on Amazon in EU). he should get 28V using pinecil soldering Iron (since it's PD3.1 device and he upgraded to 2.20 firmware). would be interested to know if it was same brand for you so we can warn Pine64 community.
Thanks for the information! Yeah, I need to run through a bunch of these cables and check them. I have about 20 or so here right now and 1 fake found.
Does this mean my Baseus 30W charger is bad or just bad efficiency ? Thanks
It is poor efficiency.
@@AllThingsOnePlace Ok, thanks. I sort of understand your point of view. But how is effficiency important to the end user. On this charger the consequence of poor efficiency will amount to pennies, no ? I mean I understood there are also other considerations like noise and safety. But if this charger is mainly bad because of poor efficiency, then, I believe, nobody cares.
@@claudej8805 So, efficiency matters more as watts go up. A 100 watt adapter at 88 percent efficiency (about average) versus 94 percent efficiency (the best I've tested) will waste about 6 extra watts. Assuming 8 hours of use per day this is around $40 USD per year of wasted energy.
@@AllThingsOnePlace I'm grateful you're answering me. I don't want to bother you. But just in case you're interested in arguing, say I use my 30W charger to charge my powerbank once a week. Or I use my 100W charger to charge my laptop once a week. Which I believe are the more common patterns. Almost nobody would charge 100W 8h per day. I guess rather 3h a week (300Wh/week that's already a lot of mobile power, no ?).
@@claudej8805 Yeah, as mentioned gets worse as watts go up. So, if you only use 300 Wh a week then yeah, it doesn't matter much, only charging a phone would be about that through a power bank. Yes, 800 Wh per day is more of a worst case, a powerful laptop on 8 hours a day and doing something most of that time or several devices, some on all the time would easily get to this figure. I wouldn't say unheard of. The typical business machine, laptop with a dock tends to use 50 watts doing light work and are on for longer time periods. Consumers may use a lot less if things aren't powered on all that often. But yeah, still point taken, if only a phone numbers are way smaller.
Sad that the 100W Adapter is just a single port, would have loved a 3 port adapter of this.
The multiport version is the good one, it was covered in a previous video. The single port is pretty bad.
Awesome channel. Timestamps would be nice.
I have started doing that on newer videos.
Why does Baseus gain my attention, all to lose it later on? I guess they just don't really care about being the best on the market, they want to teeter on the edge of best and 2nd best, I guess thats how its gonna be. Just yet more items to go into the drawer or broken dreams. That drawer is gonna get so crammed full, you won't be able to close it anymore. I still say, you should make maybe a 200w adapter, that has all the features and safety listings, and meets the safety requirements. At least we would know that you would do it right.
Haha, I think the 200w category is covered! What we need is adapters in the 20W - 65W range that win! Oh yeah, the bin is full. I need a bigger bin already, but that bigger bin is also full... of mostly untested things. I'd do a teardown every week if I had a little more time but as it is one a week pushes it with the real job. Either way, I still like the 100W multi-port adapters and use them everyday.
have 200w usb c gan charger?
some.
The most important thing for me would be that it has NO coil whine, because that would drive me crazy.
Yeah, like many of the big youtubers, acoustic testing would be an excellent addition to my testing suite, but only if the channel gets much larger will I find a space for something like that.
I have the 65w 3 port charger and it’s terrible. It constantly disconnects. Doesn’t charge my Apple Watch, won’t charge my ally at full speed and takes ages to negotiate to start charging…if it even starts.
Yeah, I'm not a fan of 65W multiport chargers in general. It's like not enough power to do anything if you use all the ports.
Did he test cheap AliExpress Toocki chargers already? All the chinese Anker knockoffs...
haha, there's so many, no I haven't tested Toocki. I have mostly avoided the real low end. There are a few good pieces though mixed in though.
Too bad they weren't better performers.
I understand the lower price point won't perform as well. I will keep looking for a good one.
@@AllThingsOnePlace keep up the great work you do.
The tests say nothing about safety. There is no looking for isolation of the transformer, there is no check for a fuse or a fusible resistor. No looking for a Y-capacitor. There isn't even a test for ground isolation. No tests about the voltage output - what happened when the 220V AC/110V AC comes to the USB Port? There are also no tests about the power stability. Some chargers claim 3A for 5V but in test they don't come over 2A and they got really hot.
I do the checks on some of those things as part of the review but they may not make the video. The newer videos are very different than this one. This also isn't a tear down so those sections aren't here either.
Baseus has bad quality control, and adapters are hot as hell under full load.
Yeah, I agree on quality control. Modern power adapters are so small they have to put the heat somewhere, that is onto the case. I wouldn't say Baseus is alone in getting hot. But yeah 60 degrees C is effectively normal now.
when open up baseus 65w charger you will see very poor soldering and eraised marking unknown chips are soldered. searching on google it. it shows bunch of blow up baseus chargers why are you stil said baseus charger is good? they are cheap chinese crap IMAO. you have to open it PLEASE! they are not safe at all efficiency is not first option. safety is always come first
I have looked at some real bad chargers... I will open have to open some of these up. The 65W is my last choice anyway. I wouldn't use them if they paid me to. The 100W chargers I have, have been great though. Honestly, all of the chargers are cheap crap... but bad soldering doesn't have any excuse. I do warn people of QC issues with these Baseus chargers since I have seen some of that.
@@AllThingsOnePlace i love your review videos but, safety is always comes first. efficiency sure important too but, compare samsung, lg, anker, apple chargers with chinese chargers really can't compare at all. for example nippon chemicon, capxon capacitors are used in good chagers. baseus? no. no way. efficiency B? even marked S with lowest cost not worth it. please make open up video than still you said they are worth it to buy i will buy. thank you
haha