Deal | Baseus Adaman 20,000 mAh power bank with 65 W output drops to lowest-ever price for Prime members
Update: Unfortunately, the power bank in question is no longer in stock. For those still on the prowl for a decent power bank, the ultra-slim 100-watt Baseus Blade 2 is also available on Amazon for its lowest-ever price at the time of writing.
High-capacity power banks have become relatively inexpensive, making them a no-brainer purchase for anyone who desires to keep their gadgets charged up while on the go. The 20,000 mAh Baseus Adaman is one such device with a peak output of 65 watts and is currently available for an impressive price of $19.99 on Amazon for Prime members.
On paper, the Baseus Adaman power bank looks very impressive, especially at its current sale price. The device sports a triple-port setup, including dual USB-A ports and a single USB-C port. As mentioned previously, the USB-C port can charge devices, including laptops, at up to 65 watts. As Baseus states, the Adaman power bank can charge up a MacBook Pro 14" to 45% in just half an hour. In terms of capacity, the power bank can charge up an iPad Pro 1.8 times, and an iPhone 15 Pro 3.6 times. Despite its hefty capacity, a MacBook Pro can only be charged up to 90%.
At 1.02 inches (2.59 cm) thick, the Baseus Adaman power bank is relatively portable, tipping the scales at a hair under 1 lb (0.45 kg). The built-in display conveys the remaining charge, charging voltage, as well as charging current information, which is pretty neat. The three ports can also be used at the same time, and the different power output configurations have been listed below. Overall, there is very little to complain about with the 20,000 mAh Baseus Adaman power bank, and as previously mentioned, the gadget offers commendable value at its Prime member-only sale price.
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