Small and easy to carry, despite in the box operation is 125v is working properly in 220v, safe to use as a travel adapter and only need to carry this small device, recomended

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!

Final review update. My final review is updated to 4 stars. First I have to commend Baseus for their truly outstanding customer support. I have had an extended message conversation with them where they have provided thoughtful and detailed information regarding my questions. As my original review states, I really like this device, but intended it for international travel. Since the placard information on the back of the device indicates that 120V is the valid input voltage, I assumed it will not work safely at 240v. However, Baseus got back to me and said it will operate properly and safely at 240v with the appropriate countries adapters, and pointed out in the description where it states it will operate internationally. They furthermore told me that they were forced into stating only 120V because it uses a US flat plug. I pointed out to them that I have many devices with flat plugs that state a valid input voltage range of 120-240v and provided a photo of one of those examples. They then told me that their US certification said 120v only. So my final communication with them is that perhaps the certification paperwork is incorrect, but that I will likely not use the device internationally if the US certification is only for 120. If a worse case scenario occurs such as a fire caused by this device, and the device label and US certification is only 120, then I would perhaps be exposed to liability. I suggested that they work hard to get their US certification changed. I am really sorry to see this issue with such a thoughtfully designed and wonderful piece of equipment. I hope they get this ironed out soon. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- First review update. The below would have been my review. However, I since discovered that this power strip can only use 120V for input power. Is was fooled when I asked the Rufus AI about 240 and it answered that it would handle world wide voltages. However, inspection of the actual unit when it arrived showed that it was 120V only. A really horrible error on the manufacturers part in my opinion. Why build a travel power strip that cannot travel...... --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Original Review I probably should not, but I tend to carry a lot of electronics stuff when I travel including Surface Pro, Ipad Pro, Kindle, Headphones, airpods, phone, etc. So I need quite a lot of capability to power and charge equipment that might be at several different locations in my room (bed and desk for example) where I am staying. I have one of those small brick charges with foldable prongs, and I always carry a travel power strip. Currently I was also carrying a few other small chargers because of the lack of USB-C PD ports on the power strip. I really liked my previous power strip with a flat cable, 3 AC plugs and 120-240 capability. However, it only had USB A power ports and only one of them was QC qualified. So I went looking for an update and found this marvelous device. It is a bit longer than my current strip, but waaaay thinner due to the ingenious extending AC ports, which work well. It also has a very high power capacity and multiple USB-C PD ports which I really needed and allows me to stop carrying some smaller PD chargers. I like the display of power per channel, but don't use it that much. The must have feature that works well is the ability to turn off the display completely if you use it in the room where you sleep. The cord is a bit bulkier than the one I had with my previous charger. However, since the cord can be removed from the strip, the entire package probably takes up slightly less space in my compact electronics bag, so I am pleased with its size. Overall, highly recommended for travelers with heavy electronics requirements.

You always wonder when picking a new product and vendor whether or not the reviews are true. With Baseus I had never heard of them before. What a surprise, the quality is fantastic, the build is very durable, and it’s plug-in and forget. Tonight my daughter charged her phone in about 40 minutes, it had no issue with charging my iPad phone and keeping my Mac running. No heat issues, not even warm. 100% would recommend. My use case was to have a charging station that accepted both USB-C and USB-A while allowing multiple things to charge at different rates. My son and I are on older phones till our contracts are up, everyone else is already on USB-C, so having a station that can charge them all as a game changer.

I have multiple Baseus products and this has taken the top spot on my list. The main power cable has a custom attachment so it's not replaceable with any other cable. That said, everything else about this product is stellar! Pros: - Not too heavy - Flat, fits easily into a backpack or carrying case - Multiple USB-C ports - Two grounded plugs Cons: - Custom power cable attachment (although this keeps the profile low so it's also kind of a Pro) I'm good with this one, for now, but I do hope Baseus adds a similar one later that has more power and maybe side USB-C ports.

As others have mentioned, then display freezes (timeout?) after ~20 minutes and stops updating. e.g. You can unplug a device after charging for awhile and the display is left showing power usage that isn't there. This is disappointing since the display is one of the stand-out features of the power station. I contacted Baseus technical support, who was very responsive. That was appreciated. After a bit of back and forth they confirmed that the display time-out is as designed. Perhaps a bug. They would look into fixing it. We did not talk about if there is any way to fix units out in the field (I don't see any firmware upgrade options). The AC outlets pop up when a receptacle is plugged in. It's an interesting way to make the unit thinner. We'll have to see how these hold up over time. Otherwise, I like the operation of the power station. I took some measurements with a kill-a-watt meter. Kill-a-Watt/Baseus/PF The Standby display on: 0.8w Power w/ 140w load: 149w/139w/0.99 Unfortunately, I can only give this 3 stars because of the display issue. Not for that, it would be 4 to 5. I picked this up in early Jan 2025. It'll be interesting to hear this is corrected at some point.

Great charger and I actually prefer it over the similar Anker product because the Baseus has 3 USB C ports.