Baseus unveils the PicoGo Mix AT51 and Pro at IFA 2026, offering all-in-one travel power solutions with high compatibility and smart features to replace multiple chargers and adapters.
At IFA 2026, Baseus broadened its travel charging line-up with the PicoGo Mix AT51 and a Pro version, both aimed at users who want fewer separate devices in their bags. The pitch is straightforward: one unit that can act as a power bank, a wall charger and a travel adapter, reducing the need to carry a brick, cables and plug converters for different regions.
The standard AT51 combines a 10,000mAh battery, two built-in charging leads and a fold-out universal plug system. Baseus says it can deliver up to 67W, enough for phones, tablets and many thin laptops. The design also supports interchangeable plugs for the US, Japan, the UK and the European Union, allowing the unit to charge directly from a wall socket when travelling between markets. A related Baseus product launched earlier this year, the PicoGo Super Energy Pro, used the same 3-in-1 concept with retractable and short USB-C leads, showing that the company has been building this format for some time.
The Pro model pushes the concept further for people charging heavier equipment, with higher output, revised power-delivery hardware and better thermal management for longer high-load sessions. Baseus says both units use intelligent power distribution to detect what is connected and adjust output accordingly, while also protecting against overheating, overcharging and short circuits. The broader direction is clear: Baseus is trying to turn a category usually defined by compromise into one that can handle travel, desk use and laptop charging in a single enclosure. The company is showing the PicoGo range alongside other 2026 hardware at its IFA Berlin stand, including products from the Dark Cherry Collection, which suggests it is extending the same practical design approach across more of its accessory line-up.
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