Baseus unveils 67W hybrid charger and power bank EnerGeek GT 21

Baseus has launched a new portable accessory in China aimed at solving a common hassle – carrying both a wall charger and a power bank.

Called the EnerGeek GT 21, this device combines both into a single compact unit. It’s a 67W wall charger with built-in foldable plugs, housing a 10,000mAh battery inside. You can plug it straight into an outlet like a regular power adapter, then take it on the go to use as a power bank. The body also features a retractable USB-C cable that extends to about 80cm.

Besides the built-in cable, the EnerGeek GT 21 offers an extra USB-C port and a USB-A port. This setup lets you charge up to three devices simultaneously, although the total power output is distributed across all ports when used at once.

When functioning as a power bank with all three outputs active, the built-in USB-C cable delivers up to 45W, while the remaining two ports share a combined 15W.

On the front, there’s a small digital display showing the battery percentage and output power details, making it easy to keep track of charging status.

The 10,000mAh capacity should cover at least one full charge for most modern smartphones in real-world usage. The EnerGeek GT 21 supports popular fast-charging standards like PD, PPS, AFC, UFCS, and SCP, ensuring broad compatibility with various devices.

Foldable plugs make it highly portable, and its compact size means it can replace both your wall adapter and power bank in one device – a genuinely convenient solution for travelers.

The Baseus EnerGeek GT 21 is priced at 399 yuan (about $58) in China. While there’s no word yet on international availability, Baseus typically rolls out its products globally, so a wider release seems likely.