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Baseus Blade Power Bank: What to Know
The Blade 2's defining spec is thickness. Per the listing's own feature bullets, it measures only 7.3mm (0.29 inch) at its thinnest point, which Baseus describes as thinner than an iPhone 15 Pro and as the thinnest battery pack on the market. That is a manufacturer claim, not an independently verified measurement, but it is the clear design intent: a bank that slides into a laptop sleeve rather than bulging in a pocket.
Output is rated at a maximum 65W, which the listing positions for MacBook Pro charging on the go, plus Apple, Samsung and Google smartphones and gaming handhelds including Steam Deck, ROG Ally and Switch. The 12,000mAh capacity sits between the 10,000mAh units and the 24,000mAh Anker 737.
Monitoring is handled two ways: an LED display showing remaining battery, power input/output and charging time in real time, plus app-based monitoring and customization of charging status. The app angle is unique in this group - no other product here mentions companion-app control.
One important caveat: this listing showed only 6 ratings on the snapshot we checked, and its 3.9-star average is drawn from that tiny sample. We are flagging that explicitly rather than presenting it as equally statistically stable as the 4.6-star averages backed by thousands of ratings elsewhere in this guide. A six-rating average can move a lot with a handful of new reviews.
Key Listed Features
12,000mAh capacity
65W maximum output
7.3mm ultra-thin profile
LED display with app control
