Baseus has quietly dropped a new power bank in the US, and it’s a pretty handy one. The EnerFill FC41 is a 20,000mAh, 100W brick that tries to solve one of the biggest travel annoyances: carrying too many cables. This one packs two built-in USB-C cables, a separate USB-C port, a USB-A port, and even a small display—all in a body that’s only 1.02-inch thick.
The FC41 pushes out up to 100W through its ports. The two attached USB-C cables can handle most of the heavy lifting, with one doubling as the input for recharging the power bank.
Baseus claims some solid real-world numbers: an iPhone 17 Pro can hit around 68% in half an hour, while a 13-inch MacBook Air reaches roughly 50% in the same time. On a full charge, you’re looking at four refills for the iPhone 17 Pro, three refills for the Galaxy S25 Ultra, or about 1.2 refills for the 13.3-inch MacBook Air. However, when all the ports and cables are in use, only one of the built-in cables can deliver 65W, while the other three sources share a combined 15W. Still, that’s enough to keep smaller accessories like smartwatches and earbuds topped up—and that’s exactly the point of having multiple ports for most users.
The 20,000mAh pack itself refuels in about two hours using a 65W USB-C charger. A small display on the front shows the exact battery percentage instead of the usual vague LED dots. The whole thing weighs 428g and comes in an off-white finish that looks cleaner than most chunky travel banks.
It’s already available on Amazon US for $79.99, and early buyers are reportedly getting a PicoGo 67W fast charger tossed in for free. If you’re constantly juggling devices or just hate the cable mess in your bag, this feels like one of Baseus’ more practical releases.
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