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Anker 715 Nano II 65W GaN II PPS USB-C Fast Charger on sale for
$27.99.
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About this product:- High-Speed Charging: Charge a 2020 MacBook Air in less than 2 hours, a MacBook Pro 13ʺ at full speed, an iPhone 12 up to 3× faster than with an original 5W charger, and charge the latest Samsung phones at full speed with Samsung Super Fast Charging.
- 58% smaller than an original 61W USB-C charger, and with a foldable plug, Anker Nano II takes up less space while giving you just as much power.
- GaN II technology: 100% increase in operating frequency, an innovative stacked design, and an upgraded circuit board structure
Top Comments
It supports all the latest fast charging standards.
It's lightweight.
It's incredibly compact.
It's not unbalanced, which means it's not likely to fall out of most wall sockets.
Most importantly, it's MORE versatile than the big multi-port chargers that people seem to love. I travel with this single tiny charger and it is shared by my laptop, my phone, and my watch. How is that? For overnight charging, I plug the laptop into the Anker 715, and then I plug the watch and phone into the USB-C and Thunderbolt ports on the laptop. If I need a quick charge at any point during the day, I can plug the phone directly into it. Travel light!
I had Anker's more expensive 100W 3-port charger and returned it because I realized I just didn't need all those ports and wattage (and weight).
Of course while 65W is plenty to charge most laptops, it won't charge the biggest gaming and graphics-focused ones (check your own laptop's specs). My ThinkPad draws 65W, but much like a modern cell phone, only when it's charging from near-dead. Most of the time it's drawing 40-45W.
This is the exact one I carry on a daily basis. Most laptops top out at 65w but will charge just fine with 45w.
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This is the exact one I carry on a daily basis. Most laptops top out at 65w but will charge just fine with 45w.
My laptop comes with a 230W charger which I don't ever bring with me when I travel because it's bulky. Instead I carry one of these chargers which does the job for light things like web browsing, watching movies, photo editing, maybe some very light gaming etc..
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It supports all the latest fast charging standards.
It's lightweight.
It's incredibly compact.
It's not unbalanced, which means it's not likely to fall out of most wall sockets.
Most importantly, it's MORE versatile than the big multi-port chargers that people seem to love. I travel with this single tiny charger and it is shared by my laptop, my phone, and my watch. How is that? For overnight charging, I plug the laptop into the Anker 715, and then I plug the watch and phone into the USB-C and Thunderbolt ports on the laptop. If I need a quick charge at any point during the day, I can plug the phone directly into it. Travel light!
I had Anker's more expensive 100W 3-port charger and returned it because I realized I just didn't need all those ports and wattage (and weight).
Of course while 65W is plenty to charge most laptops, it won't charge the biggest gaming and graphics-focused ones (check your own laptop's specs). My ThinkPad draws 65W, but much like a modern cell phone, only when it's charging from near-dead. Most of the time it's drawing 40-45W.
My laptop comes with a 230W charger which I don't ever bring with me when I travel because it's bulky. Instead I carry one of these chargers which does the job for light things like web browsing, watching movies, photo editing, maybe some very light gaming etc..
I don't know what gave you the confidence to say "100% accurate".
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EDIT: Looks like it does.