Baseus Blade Charging Station 140W, 6-in-1 Compact USB C Power Strip with 5ft Detachable Flat Extension Cord, Digital Display, Slim Fast Desktop Charger for Work and Travel (Not a Portable Battery)

With so many chargers on the market, what makes this one so special? Just about everything. It's surprisingly compact for such a powerful unit, but still handles many devices at a time. The unusual shape - flat and long - packs very well, more or less like a small paperback. The long cord lets you put the charger someplace convenient, even if your outlet is far behind a sofa or table. I have traveled all over the world with this, and I am always glad to have it with me.

I have several Baseus products including several powercombo chargers, so I was intrigued when I saw the Blade and decided to pick one up the next time I saw a sale. +140W & PD 3.1 capable. +Really nice, slim form factor. +Good distribution of ports (3x USB-C, 1x USB-A plus 2x NEMA 5-15P AC receptacles). +Real time charging monitoring with V, A, W output shown (aggregate or per-port). +Screen turns off after time and there are no bright LEDs lighting up your dark room and keeping you awake. +AC plug is flat (like with other Baseus products), as is the cable and the cable can be disconnected from the Blade. -No USB-C cable included. ~USB-A port limited to 5W. ~AC cable's connection to blade is non-standard and proprietary (?), sticks out the back. ~Yellow USB ports. Look a little funky, but perhaps they're trying to align to standards (yellow on PCs usually indicate always on charging ports). The USB-A port is a standard "slow charging" 5W port, which I think is a good decision for legacy devices, but worth a mention in case that's a deal breaker for someone for some reason. The AC cable sticks out the back a bit, so maybe they can look to have that recess into the Blade and more flush with the back in the next version. Overall, I think the Blade is a great combo charger and a really nice upgrade from my previous Baseus powercombo chargers, although one factor in that is simply Baseus' decision to go with 3x USB-C ports this time around with the Blade, instead of 2 ports on the powercombos. Good move. I think the Blade's slim form factor is much better than the powercombo for tabletop/nightstand charging, although the powercombo form factor might still pack smaller for traveling purposes. I love that the Blade has a screen so I can nerd out and monitor my devices' charging. The fact that the screen automatically turns off after some time is a huge win, and there are no other LED or lights that will keep you awake at night. USB-C charging is fast and PD negotiates with my devices as expected and without issue, although I don't have a device that can saturate the maximum rated charging output, so I haven't been able to test the max charging claims. Baseus used to provide a high quality C-to-C cable with their powercombo chargers. That was a nice touch and I'm sad to see they've stopped doing that, but I can't knock a star from the Blade because of that.

I purchased the Baseus Blade Charging Station 140W, and I absolutely love it! ✅ Super Portable & Travel-Friendly – This charger is compact and slim, making it easy to pack in a carry-on or personal item. No more bulky power bricks taking up space! ✅ Powerful Enough for Everything – With 140W of power, this eliminates the need to carry multiple chargers, including my laptop charger. It handles all my devices effortlessly. ✅ Convenient Multi-Charging – I pair this with a couple of multi-charging cables, and I’m all set. No more carrying multiple charging blocks! ✅ Detachable Flat Extension Cord – The 5ft detachable cord adds flexibility for different setups, whether at a desk, hotel room, or airport lounge. Overall, this is a game-changer for travel and everyday use. If you want a powerful, compact, and efficient charging solution, this is it! 5 stars!

If you are traveling with family and you need a charge station at a hotel that doesn't have a plethora of plugins, this is awesome. Its easy to pack and works like an extension cord filled with options and charging multiple devices. I would highly recommend this.

I disagree with the reviewer who mentioned this charger does not support input voltage higher than 120V. The Q&A section clearly states that this charger supports a wide input range of 120V-240V. As someone with a collection of Anker charging stations (I own four 727s, one 140W version, and at least four 737s), I was pleasantly surprised by the Baseus version. It shares a similar form factor, features an LED display, and avoids the static or electrical noise issues that occasionally plague the Anker 140w version. Additionally, the Baseus comes with a slightly slimmer cable. Overall, it matches or surpasses the Anker 140W version in performance and design. That said, if you can live without a display, I’d recommend the Anker 727 as the best option due to its lower cost and comparable capabilities. Just keep in mind that the 727 maxes out at 100W on a single port, so plan accordingly. The Baseus charger is now an essential part of my travel kit. I often travel for work and use this to power my laptop, two portable monitors, and charge my cell phone alongside another device via the Type-C port (e.g., my work phone, conference speakers, or an Anker power bank). Even under this heavy usage, the charger only runs warm and remains silent—something I didn’t fully appreciate until I encountered noise issues with my Anker unit. If this charger goes on sale, I’ll seriously consider buying more. It’s a fantastic option for both travel and home setups.

First, although the unit and packaging say it’s only rated for 125V / 60hZ, Baseus customer service assured me that it’s good for 100-240V. I like it! Lots of juice to run multiple devices, and knowing when something is fully charged (or has stopped charging - I use Al Dente on my MacBook and stop the charge at 80%) is very nice.

From the flat outlet plug to the USB ports, this is a really great charger. We keep it in the living room to power a light, and keep charging cables handy. The quality is really sturdy and I'm happy with the aesthetics of the design. It's low profile and stays put. The size is not too large, as it could seem to be from the pictures. It's great to have one central charging station in an easy to reach, yet out of the way location. I also like how solid the power cord into the unit is. It's very sturdy and it is extremely unlikely to ever come out. The display can be turned off, or you can turn it on to see how much output is being generated. Definitely worth the price.

Well built and easy to use. Nice display gives useful information. It take up very little space on a tight desktop and, unless you need a true power cord, it gives you what you need to keep your electronics charged in a very compact space. Well done.