The refreshed EnerFill FC41 adds 5,000mAh of capacity while retaining two built-in USB-C cables; its four connections deliver up to 145W combined, with the Amazon listing priced at about US$80.
Baseus has refreshed its EnerFill FC41 power bank with a larger battery and a higher combined output, and the updated model is already listed on Amazon, according to Runet and Baseus’s own US product page. The new version raises capacity from 20,000mAh to 25,000mAh and is pitched as a compact charging solution for laptops and other power-hungry devices, while remaining positioned for air travel. Baseus says the black model supports pass-through charging and includes a digital display for basic status information.
The hardware centres on two integrated USB-C cables, one rated at up to 140W and the other at up to 100W. In addition, the power bank includes a separate USB-C port capable of 100W output and a USB-A port rated at 22.5W. When all four connections are used together, the total output reaches 145W, according to Runet, IXBT, Notebookcheck and USB.RU, although that headline figure refers to combined delivery rather than sustained maximum power on every port at once.
The device also supports fast-charging protocols, including USB Power Delivery 3.1, according to Notebookcheck, and uses Baseus’s BPS 2.0 power-distribution system. The company says the battery itself can be recharged at up to 65W. That makes the EnerFill FC41 more practical for users who need to top up the power bank quickly between trips or before travelling.
Price is another point of interest. Runet, IXBT, Notebookcheck and USB.RU all place the Amazon listing at about US$80, with Notebookcheck quoting US$79.99. The product appears to be offered only in black. As with most manufacturer-led specifications, the headline performance claims come from Baseus and the retailer listing, while the independent coverage mainly confirms the design changes and the published ratings.
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