Baseus introduces the EnerGeek GR12 power bank, a high-capacity portable charger designed to handle multiple devices simultaneously. The new model arrives with a digital display and reaches 145W of combined output across four ports. The power bank is designed to charge multiple devices simultaneously while eliminating the need for separate adapters.
Portable charger features digital display, retractable cable, and multi-device charging capabilities
The device belongs to the EnerGeek line from Baseus and features eight internal cells arranged in two groups of four. Each cell holds 2,600mAh of energy, which sums to a total capacity of 20,800mAh. The unit includes two USB-C ports and two USB-A ports for connecting up to four devices at once.
Specifications
- Capacity: 20,800mAh (8 x 2,600mAh cells)
- Max Output: 145W combined; USB-C ports up to 100W each; USB-A ports up to 33W each
- Input Charging Speed: 65W (approx. 2 hours for full charge)
- Dimensions: 2.0 x 1.7 x 6.1 inches
- Weight: 1.1 pounds
The power bank delivers up to 145W when all four ports are active. Each USB-C port supports output up to 100W individually, while the USB-A ports provide up to 33W each. The unit accepts a 65W input charge and reaches full capacity in approximately two hours.
The GR12 measures 2.0 by 1.7 by 6.1 inches and weighs 1.1 pounds. It carries a digital display that shows remaining power levels during use. While maintaining a similar physical profile to previous EnerGeek products, this model includes a built-in retractable USB-C cable.
Baseus lists the GR12 at 99.99 USD in the United States, which includes the standard model without the integrated cable. A version with a built-in retractable USB-C cable sells for 79.99 USD. Both options are now available to order through Amazon in the US market.
The GR12 expands the brand's portfolio by offering another option for users requiring versatile multi-device charging solutions. This release follows a history of the manufacturer producing power banks with similar high-capacity and multi-port designs. The new model introduces a digital display while retaining robust power delivery suitable for laptops and smartphones.
The device is marketed toward frequent travelers and professionals needing reliable power for various electronic devices. The power bank delivers reliable charging speeds while keeping weight manageable for daily carry. The integrated cable allows users to charge devices directly, though separate cables are still required for the remaining ports.
Source: Baseus, NotebookCheck
