Updated September 30, 2026 · GizmoCue Editorial Team

Baseus vs Nothing

Baseus scores 9.4 and Nothing 9.4 out of 10. Compare their differences and shared features below.

Baseus

9.4/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

Nothing

9.4/10

Facts checked September 30, 2026.

What sets them apart

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Price from$22.99£29
Battery life100 hoursHigher68 hours
Warranty1.5 to 2 years2 years
IP ratingIP55IP52
MarketsUS, DE, GB, PLNot confirmed

Same on both: Noise cancelling (Yes), Multi-room (No).

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Key differences

  • Battery life is higher at Baseus: 100 hours vs 68 hours.
  • Support channels: only Baseus offers Phone.
  • Products: only Baseus offers Charger, Power bank, Cable.
  • Products: only Nothing offers Headphones, Earbuds.
  • Bluetooth codecs: only Nothing offers Lc3.

Our verdict on each

Baseus

Baseus suits buyers who want a single maker to cover charging and audio, with a charger, power bank and cable range and power banks from $22.99. The trade-off sits in cover, since warranty runs 1.5 to 2 years, so long ownership leans on support reach rather than on the guarantee.

Read the full Baseus review

Nothing

Nothing suits listeners who want noise cancelling headphones and earbuds in one place, with a 2 years warranty and 68 hours of stated battery life on the headphone range. A 30 day return window softens the first listen, and support runs on email, help centre and community only.

Read the full Nothing review

Score breakdown

Baseus vs Nothing
AreaBaseusNothing
Cost9.4Entry price of $22.99 for power banks, ranking 24 of 56 brands compared, with pricing set per product rather than per term.9.6HigherEntry price of £29 for headphones and earbuds places Nothing mid table, ranking 23 of 64 brands on price from.
Offer9.4HigherPower banks reach 30,000 mAh and output reaches 145 W, with GaN chargers across a charger, power bank and cable range.9.1Warranty of 2 years outstrips the 1.75 typical cover, with a 30 day return window on top.

How the counts compare

Baseus vs Nothing
FactBaseusNothing
Battery life100 hours68 hours
Warranty1.5 to 2 years2 years

How they place

Baseus vs Nothing
RankingBaseusNothing
Headphones and earbuds7 of 11973 of 119

What we checked

Baseus

  • baseus.com: 12 facts, checked September 30, 2026

Nothing

  • nothing.tech: 11 facts, checked September 30, 2026

Every fact side by side

Baseus vs Nothing
FactBaseusNothing
ProductsCharger, Power bank, Cable, Dock, Wireless chargerHeadphones, Earbuds
Bluetooth codecsAac, LdacAac, Ldac, Lc3Covers more
Legal entityShenzhen Baseus Technology Co., LtdNothing Technology Limited
HeadquartersChinaUnited Kingdom
Support channelsEmail, Phone, Help centre, CommunityCovers moreEmail, Help centre, Community

Phones

Baseus vs Nothing
FactBaseusNothing
WarrantyNot confirmed24 months
Return windowNot confirmed30 days

Where each stands against the rest

Baseus vs Nothing
FactBaseusNothingMedian
Battery life100 hourshighest quarter68 hoursabove the median45.5 hours
Warranty1.5 to 2 yearsat the median2 yearsat the median2

Median across 66 listed brands.

Pros and cons

Baseus

Pros

  • The range spans charger, power bank and cable, wider than DeWalt, whose charger list stops at chargers alone.
  • Power bank capacity of 30,000 mAh covers long trips away from a socket, with 1.5 to 2 years of cover behind each pack.
  • Support runs through email, phone and help centre, so a claim can go to phone or email rather than one desk.

Cons

  • Warranty of 1.5 to 2 years sits below the category median of 2 years, so long ownership leans on support reach rather than on the guarantee.
  • Top output of 145 W places Baseus at 27 of 55 brands compared, short of the fastest chargers in the set.
  • Multiroom is one gap in the audio line: the answer is no, so speakers cannot be grouped across rooms, even though noise cancelling is offered on the over-ear model.

Nothing

Pros

  • The range covers headphones and earbuds from a single maker, where Corsair lists headphones alone.
  • Noise cancelling is included, a feature 82.5% of listings in this category also carry.
  • Codec support spans aac, ldac and lc3, so the range handles more than a baseline codec.

Cons

  • Multiroom is not offered, and the range covers headphones and earbuds where JBL also lists speakers, soundbars, hi-fi and turntables.
  • Support runs on email, help centre and community only, with no phone line or live chat listed.
  • Price from £29 ranks 23 of 64 brands, so it is not the cheapest way into the category.

Who each suits

Baseus

Who it suits

  • People building a desk or travel kit who want cables, power banks, docks and wireless charging under one brand, matched by charger, power bank and cable.
  • Listeners who want noise cancelling headphones with 100 hours of battery and aac and ldac codecs from the same maker as their charger.
  • Shoppers in the United States, DE and GB who want entry pricing near $22.99 and can live with 1.5 to 2 years of cover.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Power tool buyers after a workshop charger, since DeWalt lists charger and nothing wider.
  • Multiroom audio shoppers, since Baseus answers no on multiroom, and anyone who wants a cable-and-bank pairing without docks, which INIU's charger, power bank and cable range already covers.

Nothing

Who it suits

  • Listeners who want headphones and earbuds from the same maker and expect noise cancelling on the flagship headphone.
  • Commuters and travellers who care about battery life and a 2 years warranty more than about linked speakers.
  • Shoppers cross checking a headphone purchase against a gaming headset, since HyperX headphones start at $29.99.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Home audio buyers who want linked speakers, where JBL covers speakers, soundbars, hi-fi and turntables and Nothing does not.
  • Buyers who want phone or live chat support, since support runs on email, help centre and community only.
  • Gaming headset shoppers set on Corsair, which lists headphones only, or on HyperX for a different price point at $29.99.

Current offers

Nothing

Current offer

  • Discount code

    Nothing Student Programme: 10% off audio: 10% off audio and wearable products

    Nothing Student Programme enrolment required; applies to phones, audio and wearable products

    Source, checked September 30, 2026

Country by country

Baseus vs Nothing
CountryBaseusNothing
United StatesYesNo

Questions about each

Baseus

How much do Baseus power banks cost?+

Baseus lists power banks from $22.99. That is the entry figure for the cheapest item in the range, not a bundle, and cables, docks and wireless chargers are priced separately. Pricing is set per product rather than per term, so the amount at checkout is the amount you keep and there is no renewal figure to weigh.

What is the highest power output Baseus makes?+

The highest output in the range is 145 W, which places Baseus at 27 of 55 brands compared on that measure. That is a mid-table result: comfortably above small plug-in chargers, short of the fastest desktop-class units in the set.

Nothing

How much do Nothing headphones and earbuds cost?+

The range covers headphones and earbuds and starts at £29, which is a mid table entry price rather than the cheapest on the list. On entry price Nothing sits at 23 of 64 brands, so a shopper on a tight budget has cheaper routes and a shopper who wants noise cancelling at this level does not.

How long is the Nothing warranty?+

Nothing Technology Limited offers 2 years of cover, the same period expressed as 24 months in the terms of sale. That sits above the 1.75 typical warranty in this category, and it is applied under UK terms of sale because the brand is headquartered in the United Kingdom.

Baseus

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