frontpageRed_Liz | Staff posted Mar 04, 2024 01:59 PM
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frontpageRed_Liz | Staff posted Mar 04, 2024 01:59 PM
Prime Members: Anker 65W PIQ 3.0 & GaN 4-Port Slim Wall Charger w/ 1x USB-C & 3x USB-A
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So if devices are getting damaged, it's the device manufacturer's fault.
Since there aren't any class action lawsuits happening over this, it's safe to say that you're making this up as you go along.
It's fine to have biases, but yours are just unfounded.
Also, I like how you edited your entire comment so it has nothing to do with what I was responding to.
So if devices are getting damaged, it's the device manufacturer's fault.
Since there aren't any class action lawsuits happening over this, it's safe to say that you're making this up as you go along.
It's fine to have biases, but yours are just unfounded.
Also, I like how you edited your entire comment so it has nothing to do with what I was responding to.
Not compatible with Samsung Galaxy S10 is a red flag as is Anker's warning that connecting more than two phones will cause overload.
Most modern USB devices are designed to be charged from a USB Type A port which provides more than 5 volts. Even though the Galaxy S10 has a Type C port and can be charged with C-PD it is still optimized to be charged from Type A multi-voltage port Samsung AFC or QC. This is true for many devices still in use today and why they are supplied with C to A adapter cables.
Unless at least one Type A port is ( edit ) ( at least a multi-volt "QC compatible" port) then the power supply isn't worth more than $5. USB Type A wall adapters adapters in the $3-$10 range have multi-voltage capable "QC compatible" ports.
Anker did at one time address the pro-user market but now it seems to be packing charging circuits which cost them pennies in to pretty boxes with a nice form factor because that's what sells. .
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Yes, bigger devices with better specs exist. But if you need something really small, this one is hard to beat. I've used one for years, it works great and charges everything including laptops just fine. It's a bit weak if you plan to run a laptop continuously at max power, but for charging and light use it's perfectly adequate.
This is ABSOLUTELY a fire sale on the old, outdated technology.
- Same $30 cost after 10% coupon
- Same 65w PD USB-C
- Same number of USB-A ports
- Same GaN tech
- Two extra USB-C (20w + 30w)
- No need for Prime status to buy it
- Downside is an inferior brand name
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BN9WL...RUE1i
I mean does ios every have pd like Samsung has?
I'm a dentist and my loupes I use have a usb-c rechargeable battery, but it must originate from a usb-a port. It's dumb to me, but I still require them
Yes, bigger devices with better specs exist. But if you need something really small, this one is hard to beat. I've used one for years, it works great and charges everything including laptops just fine. It's a bit weak if you plan to run a laptop continuously at max power, but for charging and light use it's perfectly adequate.
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