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If you’re constantly losing cables, this could be your ideal charger

Two different angles of the Baseus’ Enercore dual retractable wall charger.
Baseus’ new wall charger includes two retractable USB-C cables and an additional USB-C port. | Image: Baseus

Baseus is following Anker’s lead and debuting new charging accessories at CES 2025 that could help ensure you’re never hunting for missing charging cables. The company is expanding its Enercore line with a new $69.99 wall charger, expected as soon as April 2025, featuring a pair of built-in USB-C cables that fully retract and stay out of the way when not in use.

The retractable cables on the Baseus Enercore CJ11 are each a little over 32 inches long and work alongside an additional USB-C port so you can also use cables with different connectors. The charger can deliver up to 67W of power with one device connected, allowing you to charge a power-hungry device like a laptop. With two or three of its ports in use, the total power output drops to 65W.

The Baseus PrimeTrip VR2 Max car charger used inside a vehicle with several devices connected.
Image: Baseus
Baseus’ new car charger has two retractable USB-C cables attached to a pivoting head.

Baseus also announced a new car charger with more functionality than the one Anker released last November. The Baseus PrimeTrip VR2 Max also features two built-in retractable USB-C cables that are just over 31 inches in length, plus an additional USB-C and USB-A port on its base.

A close-up of the Baseus PrimeTrip VR2 Max car charger against a white background.
Image: Baseus
The charger’s retractable USB-C cables work alongside a pair of USB-C ports on its base.

It connects to a vehicle’s auxiliary power outlet and delivers a total of 240W of power across all four ports and up to a maximum of 105W to a single port. It’s expected to be available in April 2025 priced at $44.99.

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