I have a dozen or so gadgets on my desk at any given time, and having a decent charger with several ports just leads to a lot of cable clutter. That’s where Baseus comes in; the brand’s Nomos NH21 charging station is an integrated solution that comes with two retractable USB-C cables and the ability to charge six devices at once.
This convenience gives the Nomos NH21 a distinct advantage; I used the earlier Nomos charger on my desk, but the new NH21 model is better in just about every way. It has a better design, comes with Qi 2 integration, and has two cables and a built-in panel that shows real-time charging details.
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✅Recommended if: You want a powerful charging station that can be used to power all of your devices at once. With six ports in total and the USB-C ports delivering 100W of power at least, it will easily charge devices without breaking a sweat.
❌Skip this deal if: You need a budget-focused model. In that case, the older 160W model is down to just $109, which is an amazing bargain.
I like that the Nomos NH21 has two retractable cables, and they’re built better than the previous model. In fact, the cable system broke on me previous Nomos charging station, and that’s why I took a little longer to write this review. Having used the Nomos NH21 on my desk for over three months now, I didn’t see any problems with the built-in cables or when charging several devices at once, and that’s why I’m recommending this charging station now.
The retractable USB-C cables go up to 100W each, and that’s good enough in their own right — these are the cables I use to charge my phones daily. I used the charger with my Find X9 Pro, Vivo X300 Pro, Pixel 10 Pro XL, Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra, and over a dozen other Android phones, and it delivered a reliable charge daily. The integrated cables have preset lengths, and that just makes it convenient.
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The dual USB-C ports located at the front go up to 140W each, and these are ideal with notebooks and power banks. I used these ports to charge the Shargeek 300 and other power banks I have on hand, and they did an admirable job. There’s also a USB-A connecter on the left, and that is great to use with accessories.
Finally, the Qi 2 pad is how I charged my iPhone 17 Pro over the last three months. It’s just easy to plonk the phone down on the charging pad, and the angled design allows it to to be used as a phone stand as well, so I was able to use my phone while it was charging.
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The built-in panel on the Nomos NH21 does a great job providing real-time charging details, and it shows how much power is going out of each port — which is useful if you’re charging several devices at once. The power budget varies based on what ports you’re using simultaneously, but with a total allocation of 245W, it isn’t difficult to charge six devices at once with the Nomos NH21.
And there’s the design itself; the charging station doesn’t take up much room at all, and I like the build quality. On the whole, Baseus outdid itself with the Nomos NH21, and if you need a charging station with Qi 2 integration and the ability to charge just about any device, this is the one to get.
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