It’s always as if there just isn’t enough room when charging all our gadgets at once. Phones, laptops, tablets, and even game console systems compete for space and having to contend with a set of clunky plugs is a pain after only a couple of minutes. Instead of covering your wall with a surge protector overloaded with adapters, a small piece of equipment like the Baseus 100W charger block makes all the difference.
Now on Amazon, it’s reduced to just $29 from its regular $49 price, a new low until Sunday evening. With three ports condensed into one foldable block, it can substitute an entire drawer of chargers without requiring an extra inch of space. It charges everything safely and at full speed.
See at Amazon
One Charger That Charges All
The real selling point of this charger is that it’s ridiculously powerful: At 100W, it’s robust enough to charge a MacBook Pro efficiently or give your iPhone 17 Pro Max an instant recharge in just minutes instead of hours. That charge isn’t wasted either if you distribute it among devices. With two USB-C and a USB-A ports, the charger works with whatever you need. Baseus’ BPS 3.0 technology automatically adjusts how much energy goes where, so your laptop, phone and tablet can share the load without slowing each other down.
Performance would not matter much if heat became an issue, but the Baseus charger also fixes that: It uses new silicon materials that stay constant and consistent cooler temperature compared to previous chargers. Their cooling technology constantly tracks internal temperatures so it never gets hot-headed. The benefit is not even convenience, it also protects your devices’ batteries in the long term.
What’s more, besides typical PD 3.0 and QC 3.0, it also supports PPS alongside other modern charging protocols. That qualifies it to charge a variety of devices: a MacBook Pro, an iPad Air, an iPhone 17, a Galaxy S25, and even a Steam Deck can all benefit from optimized performance. Instead of needing to switch between brand-specific chargers, this one block pretty much enwraps your tech ecosystem.
At $29 on Amazon instead of $49, it’s the lowest price seen so far, but the deal expires at the end of Sunday.