The Baseus GaN2 Pro 65W has two USB-C ports and one USB-A port, and delivers up to 65 W when charging one device via USB-C. Its compact design makes it a practical alternative to carrying multiple chargers at home, in the office or while travelling.
The Baseus GaN2 Pro 65W has two USB-C ports and one USB-A port, and delivers up to 65 W when charging one device via USB-C. Its compact design makes it a practical alternative to carrying multiple chargers at home, in the office or while travelling.
Three ports for different devices
The two USB-C ports can connect devices such as smartphones, tablets and laptops. The USB-A port is useful for older cables and accessories and provides up to 18 W.
Actual charging power also depends on the connected device and cable. For a laptop, check whether it supports USB-C charging and how much power it requires.
How power is distributed
When charging one device via USB-C, the charger delivers a maximum of 65 W. This may be enough to power a laptop or charge a larger tablet, provided the device is compatible with the charger.
When charging two devices at once, power is split into 45 W and 18 W. This applies both when using the two USB-C ports and when combining USB-C with USB-A: one USB-C port supplies 45 W, while the other port in use supplies 18 W. For example, you can charge a laptop and a smartphone at the same time, but the laptop will not receive the full 65 W in this mode.
The charger has three ports for connecting multiple devices. The power distribution when all three are used at once is not specified here, so you should not assume that the two-port split of 45 W and 18 W will still apply.
GaN technology and compact size
The GaN2 Pro uses gallium nitride (GaN) semiconductor technology. This allows a charger to be smaller while still delivering high power, and may help reduce energy loss and heat during operation.
The Baseus GaN2 Pro is approximately 40% smaller than traditional chargers with the same power output. Its smaller body takes up less space in luggage or on a desk, while still delivering up to 65 W when charging one device via USB-C.
The combination of two USB-C ports and one USB-A port is useful if you have multiple devices with different cables. When charging devices simultaneously, consider how power is distributed, especially if one of them is a laptop.