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Costco Members: 2-Pack Anker PowerPort Nano 20W USB Type-C Wall Charger Expired
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Costco Wholesale has for their Members: 2-Pack Anker PowerPort Nano 20W USB Type-C Wall Charger for $19.99. Shipping is free.
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Product Features:
- High-Speed Charging
- Universal Compatibility
- Cutting-edge Design
- Unbelievably Small
- Includes 2 Units
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Anker PowerPort Nano 20W USB Type-C Wall Charger 2-pack
Limit 5
Features:
High-Speed Charging
Universal Compatibility
Cutting-edge Design
Unbelievably Small
Includes 2 Units
Online Price 29.99 $
Less 10.00 $ -
Your Price 19.99$
Expires 6/26/22
https://www.costco.com/anker-powe...94170.ht
Limit 5
Features:
High-Speed Charging
Universal Compatibility
Cutting-edge Design
Unbelievably Small
Includes 2 Units
Online Price 29.99 $
Less 10.00 $ -
Your Price 19.99$
Expires 6/26/22
https://www.costco.com/anker-powe...94170.ht
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There are plenty of better brands.
I purchased a cable that has a digital read out that states how much watts is going through... I have tested all my charges and when the device is full it always stops charging.
My point was about Anker is not better quality and I can provide articles of their wires frying devices and a link to the class action regarding Anker lying about their battery capacity.
Point is.... there is more to the story that we will never know.
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If it comes broken, you send it back to the company that you purchased it from.
I did have an issue with my RavPower wireless charger, they told me to keep the product and sent me back my money... then I realized it was my error and the wireless charger did work perfectly. Point is, RavPower customer service is also pretty good.
And again, Anker has fried many devices with faulty cables and there is a class action law suit against them for claiming false battery capacity.
Faulty cables....
https://www.theregister
Class Action...
https://www.classaction
I will say that I think Anker makes some amazing audio products and their prices are hard to beat. I personally own a Q30 (paid $38), Q35 (paid $92) and Liberty 3 Pro (paid $99 and still on sale) and highly recommend Anker for headphones and earbuds if you get them on sale.
But for wires, batteries and charging plugs... I feel they do not offer the best price and there are issues... see articles above.
personally im just using the 30w ugreen pps that you can find via search. theyre probably still 10ish apiece
I have more USB chargers and USB testers than is good for me :-) Having said that, PPS support needs to be matched between the charger and the device being charged, so just saying PPS on the box isn't a guarantee of anything. For example, the Samsung Galaxy Tab draws 45W at 10V/4.5A and I have 90W USB-PD PPS capable chargers that don't support PPS at 4.5A.
I've been buying chargers with both USB-C and USB-A ports for the house and cars since we are still in a transition phase with chargers and charging cables
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I have more USB chargers and USB testers than is good for me :-) Having said that, PPS support needs to be matched between the charger and the device being charged, so just saying PPS on the box isn't a guarantee of anything. For example, the Samsung Galaxy Tab draws 45W at 10V/4.5A and I have 90W USB-PD PPS capable chargers that don't support PPS at 4.5A.
I've been buying chargers with both USB-C and USB-A ports for the house and cars since we are still in a transition phase with chargers and charging cables
Thanks for the insight on the one i bought. Have replaced most of my chargers with that cd272 around the house
And then my heavy duty 2 are the anker 715 and 736
On a side note, whats your take on something like this
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09N3PR...UTF8&
Is charging 100w via power bank risky? i have one that does 65w PD via power bank but it's like a brick. My laptop doesnt charge any faster than 65w anyway, but still
I guess thats like the non anker version of that 100w power house power bank thats been out for a long time
If it comes broken, you send it back to the company that you purchased it from.
I did have an issue with my RavPower wireless charger, they told me to keep the product and sent me back my money... then I realized it was my error and the wireless charger did work perfectly. Point is, RavPower customer service is also pretty good.
And again, Anker has fried many devices with faulty cables and there is a class action law suit against them for claiming false battery capacity.
Faulty cables....
https://www.theregister.com/2016/..._recalled/ [theregister.com]
Class Action...
https://www.classaction.org/news/...on-alleges [classaction.org]
I will say that I think Anker makes some amazing audio products and their prices are hard to beat. I personally own a Q30 (paid $38), Q35 (paid $92) and Liberty 3 Pro (paid $99 and still on sale) and highly recommend Anker for headphones and earbuds if you get them on sale.
But for wires, batteries and charging plugs... I feel they do not offer the best price and there are issues... see articles above.
All that being said it feels like a racket the increased cost of chargers over the years. $10 for a simple wall charger that doesn't even come with a cable is a deal these days? Come on.
All that being said it feels like a racket the increased cost of chargers over the years. $10 for a simple wall charger that doesn't even come with a cable is a deal these days? Come on.
It's a simple function, but you only have to see the teardown of the Apple 5w charger to understand how overbuilt AND how much componentry needs to be used to have a safe and durable 5w charger.
Really the apple 20w charger for $19 really isn't a bad deal considering it's actually better made than the alternatives and I bet the numbers would show much better safety and reliability.
And then my heavy duty 2 are the anker 715 and 736
On a side note, whats your take on something like this
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09N3PR...UTF8&
Is charging 100w via power bank risky? i have one that does 65w PD via power bank but it's like a brick. My laptop doesnt charge any faster than 65w anyway, but still
I guess thats like the non anker version of that 100w power house power bank thats been out for a long time
Unfortunately, I have no experience with their power banks so far, having used only Xiaomi. From a technology perspective, there is no reason to be worried about risk as far as I know. Do look for a high charge rate else you will be waiting a long time for the bank to be topped up. I discovered this the hard way with my Li-Ion jump starter which had a USB-C charging input that only supported 5V.
This one has a 65W charging input.
That was the older version. I bought mines (they were clearing out stock though) for about $13 for an 18w nano charger and a c-lightning cable
Basically... stating that Anker is high quality is bullshit.
And my RavPower states on the device, "made in China and designed in California", unlike Anker's which is made in China and designed in China.
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They would have to wait till the holidays to get these? Poor kids