Baseus, an established Chinese electronics manufacturer, has launched two new affordable charging accessories. One is a T-Space docking station, specially designed for Tesla vehicles, which offers additional charging ports. The other is a mini travel power strip that allows you to charge your phone and laptop on the go. Here are their detailed pricing and specifications.

Charging on the go

The Baseus T-Space docking station is crafted using 1:1 original car scanning and mold opening, ensuring it doesn’t interfere with the opening and closing of the storage box. The docking station utilizes a combination of metal and plastic materials, with space gray and star black color matching, providing a texture comparable to Tesla’s original car center console.

The expansion dock features two USB-A and one USB-C interface. Additionally, it includes a retractable USB-C cable with magnetic suction functionality, enabling iOS device charging through the C-to-L adapter. The docking station comes with an adapter storage slot, allowing you to conveniently insert the adapter when not in use to prevent loss. The retractable cable supports a powerful 45W PD output, while the USB-C interface offers fast charging output of up to 30W, and the USB-A interface provides a maximum output of 12W.

Talking about the mini travel power strip, it boasts a 1-meter cable length and supports power transmission specifications of 250V10A (2500W Max). It is also equipped with conversion plugs for European standard and British standard outlets, ensuring compatibility wherever you go. It is designed to be compact and fits easily with your luggage.

The expansion dock supports Tesla Model 3 and Model Y models, and it has been priced at 299 Yuan ($41). The mini power strip costs 27 Yuan ($3.7).

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