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Anker 615 GanPrime 65W Charging Station w/ 3' Cord (Black) Expired
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Anker Direct via Amazon has Anker 615 GanPrime 65W Charging Station w/ 3' Cord (A9125, Black) on sale for $43.99. Shipping is free.
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Product Features:
Thanks to Community Member John0316 for finding this deal.
Product Features:
- 5-Port Power Strip: 2 fast-charging USB-C ports, 2 AC outlets, and a USB-A port allow you to plug in multiple devices at once from one convenient power strip.
- High-Speed Charging: The 65W USB-C output provides enough power to charge a wide range of devices such as phones, tablets, laptops, and more. Charge a MacBook Pro 14" to 50% in just 37 minutes.
- Space-Saving and Travel-Ready: The compact power strip takes up very little space on your desk or in your bag and is easy to carry wherever you go.
- All-Round Protection: ActiveShield 2.0 enhances protection by intelligently monitoring temperature, and a new generation of GaN technology creates a power strip that's as safe as it is powerful.
- What You Get: Anker 615 USB Power Strip (GaNPrime 65W) with 3ft (0.9m) extension cord, welcome guide, 24-month warranty, and friendly customer service.
- Connected Equipment Warranty: Your connected devices are covered by our $200,000 connected equipment warranty, so you'll have total peace of mind while powering up
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AnkerDirect via Amazon [amazon.com] has Anker GaNPrime 65W Charging Station, 615 USB C Power Strip (Black) [amazon.com] on sale for $43.99 [lowest price since Mar 2023]. Shipping is free.
About this Series 7 item (released about July 2022)
About this Series 7 item (released about July 2022)
- 5-Port Power Strip: 2 fast-charging USB-C ports, 2 AC outlets, and a USB-A port allow you to plug in multiple devices at once from one convenient power strip.
- High-Speed Charging: The 65W USB-C output provides enough power to charge a wide range of devices such as phones, tablets, laptops, and more. Charge a MacBook Pro 14" to 50% in just 37 minutes.
- Space-Saving and Travel-Ready: The compact power strip takes up very little space on your desk or in your bag and is easy to carry wherever you go.
- All-Round Protection: ActiveShield 2.0 enhances protection by intelligently monitoring temperature, and a new generation of GaN technology creates a power strip that's as safe as it is powerful.
- What You Get: Anker 615 USB Power Strip (GaNPrime 65W) with 3ft (0.9m) extension cord, welcome guide, 24-month warranty, and friendly customer service.
- Connected Equipment Warranty: Your connected devices are covered by our $200,000 connected equipment warranty, so you'll have total peace of mind while powering up.
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Smaller, lighter, cooler, more efficient, and, therefore, presumably less expensive.
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One thing to note is that it's only certified for 125v input power but can take the full range 100-240v. Apparently this is due to UL certification limitations on multivoltage products. I was hesitant the first time I used it at 220v but it was fine and continues to work well for me wherever I go. I do suggest bringing along a plug converter that can accept three prong (grounded) plugs.
Of course, if you run a 100watt laptop full speed, it will appear NOT to charge because you are using more power than you can put back in.
However, if you using a 100-watt laptop with lower brightness and less intensive workloads, it will charge. I only carry a 30-watt charger with MacBook Pro, it will still build up battery charge despite the laptop rated higher because I wasn't doing heavy-duty work on the MPro.
(yes the 30 watt brick will get warmer but works just fine).
Careful, it might be genuine.
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https://www.anker.com/usb-c-charg...d0b424e
https://www.anker.com/usb-c-charg...d0b424e
But not as portable, with that external cord and proprietary connector. I really like the one OP posted because it stores the cord internally and compacts down quite small
Quite the opposite. USB-C will carry 120V AC. Backward compatible connectors will come out to allow it to power things like your fridge. Apple will still use lightning and people will complain about not being able to fully use their 1200W Samsung microwave did to the proprietary square wave AC.
Woosh
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Smaller, lighter, cooler, more efficient, and, therefore, presumably less expensive.
They'll eventually be less expensive than silicon chargers (silicon chargers will more than likely eventually be discontinued), but GaN chargers are currently quite a bit more expensive. New products with new technologies are expensive to develop, so early adopters pay for those development costs. GaN chargers are great, though. I have a few, and they're much smaller than their silicon counterparts.