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| The Baseus PicoGo AC22 Ultra Mini 10,000 mAh power bank, pictured against a white background. |
LAS VEGAS — In the ever-crowded world of portable power, the mantra is often "more capacity, more ports, more speed." But at CES 2026, Baseus is taking a cleverly contrarian approach with one of its newest reveals. Alongside the impressive Spacemate RD1 Pro docking station, the accessory maker has unveiled the PicoGo AC22 Ultra Mini Power Bank—a device that champions smart, minimalist design without sacrificing the fast-charging capabilities modern gadgets demand.
At first glance, the headline specs are solid: a 10,000mAh (72Wh) capacity housed in a dual-cell design, paired with a robust 45W USB-C output. That’s enough wattage to rapidly refuel the latest smartphones, tablets, and even smaller laptops like the MacBook Air or handhelds like the Steam Deck. But where the AC22 truly aims to win hearts is in its thoughtful, user-centric details.
The "No Cable Hunt" Design
We’ve all been there: you have a power bank, but the correct cable is buried somewhere in your bag. Baseus’s solution is elegantly simple. The AC22 features a built-in, retractable USB-C cable that neatly tucks away when not in use. This isn’t just a flimsy add-on; it’s a full-fledged charging cable that can also double as a carrying strap. For the traveler, the daily commuter, or anyone who values a clutter-free kit, this is a game-changer. It means the power bank is always ready to go, straight from your pocket.
“For users who travel light, this design is about solving a real pain point,” the product briefing notes. “It’s convenience engineered into the form, not just another port added to the list.”
Power Where You Need It
Don’t let the "mini" name fool you. The 45W output via the USB-C port (or the integrated cable) ensures compatibility with a wide array of fast-charging protocols. The device supports multiple voltage profiles up to 20V, allowing it to intelligently negotiate the optimal charging speed for your connected phone, tablet, or laptop. Need to charge two devices at once? You can, by using both the built-in cable and the free USB-C port simultaneously.
Charging the power bank itself is just as hassle-free, utilizing the same USB-C port for input. A welcome addition is the small digital display on the body, which shows the remaining battery percentage and charging status at a glance—no more guessing games about how much juice is left.
A Complete Portable Ecosystem
Baseus’s CES lineup clearly focuses on creating a seamless ecosystem for the mobile professional. While the PicoGo AC22 handles your on-the-go power needs,
you can create a full desktop experience back at your hotel or home office with the Baseus SpaceMate 11-in-1 Docking Station.
It’s a one-two punch of portability and expandability.
Pricing and Availability
The Baseus PicoGo AC22 Ultra Mini Power Bank will carry a price tag of $59.99. The company has announced a February 2026 release date, with Amazon listed as the primary sales channel. For a product that combines substantial 45W power, a brilliant built-in cable, and a truly compact form factor, that price point positions it as a compelling option in the mid-range power bank market.
The Bottom Line
In a sea of anonymous black bricks, the Baseus AC22 Ultra Mini stands out by focusing on intelligent integration. It’s a power bank designed for how people actually live and travel—offering robust speed in a package that minimizes daily friction. For the minimalist tech user who refuses to compromise on performance, this might just be the perfect pocket-sized power companion.
