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20000mAh power bank with two built-in cables, digital display and 22.5W fast charging — no separate leads needed.
Two built-in cables — 20W PD for Apple, 22.5W SCP for Huawei
20000mAh / 77Wh with 12000mAh rated output
Real-time digital battery percentage display
PD, QC, AFC, FCP and SCP protocol support
Two-way fast charging on the Type-C port
Low-current mode for earbuds, watches and small devices
Two cables built into the body, five fast-charge protocols and a published rated capacity — the most completely specified 20000mAh bank we stock. Compare it across our power banks.
Banks with a built-in cable are common; two is not. One is Lightning for Apple devices at 20W PD, the other Type-C at 22.5W with SCP for Huawei and most Android phones. Between them you can charge almost anything without carrying a lead, and you can charge two devices on the built-in cables at once. The trade-off is the same as with any attached cable: a worn one limits the whole unit rather than costing little to replace. Having two does at least halve the odds of being stranded by one failing.
Baseus states a rated capacity of 12000mAh at 5V/2.4A from the 20000mAh cell, and an energy conversion rate of at least 75 per cent. That is genuinely useful. Almost every brand quotes only the cell capacity, which overstates what your phone receives by around a third. Twelve thousand delivered is what you should plan around — roughly three full phone charges. Being told this up front is worth more than a slightly higher headline figure.
PD, QC, AFC, FCP and SCP are all supported, which covers Apple, Qualcomm-based Android, Samsung and Huawei fast charging between them. The Type-C port also works as an input at up to 12V/1.5A, so the bank itself recharges quickly. A low-current mode handles earbuds and watches, which some banks refuse to charge at all because the draw is too small to register.
At 77Wh it flies without airline approval, cabin baggage only. Note that the warranty term here is shorter than on the Awei banks in this range — both are stated in the specification tables. Our warranty policy explains how a claim works.
| Model | PPMD20 |
|---|---|
| Type | Power bank with built-in cables |
| Type-C output | 5V/2.4A, 9V/2.22A, 12V/1.5A |
|---|---|
| Type-C output (SCP) | 10V/2.25A, 12V/1.5A |
| Type-C input | 5V/3A, 9V/2A, 12V/1.5A |
| Lightning output | 5V/2.4A, 9V/2.22A |
| USB output | 5V / 2.4A |
| Energy conversion | ≥ 75% |
| Protocols | PD QC AFC FCP SCP |
|---|
| Battery capacity | 20000mAh / 77Wh |
|---|---|
| Rated capacity | 12000mAh (5V / 2.4A) |
| Cell type | Polymer lithium |
| Display | Real-time digital percentage |
|---|
| Warranty | 3 months official |
|---|
The first is what the cell holds; the second is what actually reaches your device after voltage conversion. Plan around 12000mAh, roughly three phone charges. Most brands publish only the higher figure, so this transparency is unusual.
One is Lightning at 20W PD for iPhones and iPads with that port. The other is Type-C at 22.5W with SCP, covering most Android phones including Huawei. Between them almost anything charges without a separate lead.
Yes, via the low-current mode. That matters because small devices draw so little that many power banks decide nothing is connected and shut off. A dedicated low-current mode keeps the output running for them.
That is the honest trade-off with any attached cable — a worn one limits the whole unit rather than costing little to replace. Having two does halve the chance of being left stranded by a single failure.
Yes. At 77 watt-hours it is under the 100Wh threshold airlines apply, so no prior approval is needed. Like every lithium battery it must travel in your cabin bag and never in checked luggage.
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