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Anker 511 30W 5-In-1 USB Portable Power Strip w/ 5' Extension Cord (White)
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AnkerDirect via Amazon has Anker 511 30W 5-In-1 USB Portable Power Strip w/ 5' Extension Cord (White) on sale $14.98 w/ promo code ANKER9127S (apply at checkout). Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+ or $35+ orders (minimum requirement varies by location).
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- 30W Fast Charging
- 5-In-1 Design (2x AC Outlets, 2x USB-A Ports & 1x USB-C Port)
- 240 Voltage
- Slim/Portable
- 5' Soft/Flexiable Extension Cord
- ActiveShield/Grounded Protection/Over Voltage/Current/Short-Circuit Protection
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- Unit can deliver fast/effiicent power to a wide range of devices, including smartphones, tablets and laptops (ex; MacBook Pro 14" to 50% in ~37 minutes or quickly charge your iPhone, Galaxy or iPad devices)
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AnkerDirect via Amazon [amazon.com] has Anker 511 USB C Travel Power Strip (30W Charger, 2 AC Outlets, 2 USB-A Ports, 1 USB-C Port) for$17.99 - $3 w/ code ANKER9127S = $14.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime or $35+ orders.
Created 09-25-2023
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Give Feedback Model: Anker Power Strip with USB C,511 USB Power Strip,2 Outlets & 30W USB C,5ft Soft Extension Cord,Power Delivery for iPhone14/13/Mac, Compact for Dorm/Room/Office/School, Cruise Ship, TUV Listed
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Sort: Lowest to Highest | Last Updated 6/21/2024, 10:06 PM| Sold By | Sale Price |
|---|---|
 Amazon | $13.99 |
| Rating: | (4.6 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 159 Amazon Reviews |
| Product Name: | Anker USB C Travel Power Strip - 511 Power Strip with 30W Charger, 2AC Outlets, 2 USB Fast Charge Ports, 5ft Extension Cord - Durable & Convenient for Dorm, Office, School, Cruise Ship - TUV Listed |
| Manufacturer: | Anker |
| Model Number: | A9127 |
| Product SKU: | B0BBVD5Z8D |
| UPC: | 194644111045 |
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Worth noting that if you use all 3 USB ports at once, that the USB-C caps at 20W and the two USB-A ports caps at a *combined* 10W.
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Edit: Thanks for updating the title!
I think 30w would be plenty to charge most laptops when they're not in use, shouldn't take more than 3-4 hrs max. The challenge would be to keep a power hungry laptop fully charged while in use, so intermittent use should be sustainable.
Yes. This is what I do. My MacBooks are good for all day use and I simply charge them with 30 watt at night to full. Even power hungry ones because they are napping
Even when I am using the Pro14 that usually has the 90watt charger, 30w will keep some juice flowing and if I keep the screen less than full brightness, it will maintain battery level just fine too.
I DO WISH these damn chargers just come with all USB-C instead of usb-A mixed with usc-c cuz now I have to use a adapter as I've pretty much switched all to usb-c other then stupid logitech camera or dongles that are still just USB-A. like wtf Logitech
I'm going to be pairing this with my INIU 45W adapter, which can also handle 2x20W.
https://www.amazon.com/Charger-IN...r=8-3&th=1
(I paid around $16 for it if you want to wait for a deal. It works well and supports PPS).
My laptop can draw about 96W, but as long as i'm not playing AAA games, 45W is more than enough.
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Worth noting that if you use all 3 USB ports at once, that the USB-C caps at 20W and the two USB-A ports caps at a *combined* 10W.
USB 1 and 2: 500 mA @ 5V = 2.5 Watts (amps * volts = watts)
USB 3: 900 mA @ 5V = 4.5 W
That's why high-wattage devices like CD burners needed to plug into two USB ports.
10 W for two USB-A ports combined is the max you can get. The phone/tablet chargers which delivered higher wattages weren't standard USB-A. They typically used an extra-long plug which would mate with higher voltage contacts, to deliver higher power if you used that charger, that cable, and that device.
USB-PD (often used on USB-C) delivers higher power by negotiating with the device to deliver power at a higher voltage. (The amperage is limited by the diameter and length of the wire.)
Seems like a good unit.