AnkerDirect via Amazon has 2-Pack Anker 20W USB-C Foldable Wall Chargers + 2-Pack 6' USB-C to USB-C Charging Cables (White, A2149) on sale for $11.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
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Features:
Power up your iPhone 16 to 50% in less than 30 minutes
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AnkerDirect via Amazon has 2-Pack Anker 20W USB-C Foldable Wall Chargers + 2-Pack 6' USB-C to USB-C Charging Cables (White, A2149) on sale for $11.99. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $35+ orders.
Note: Must be sold by AnkerDirect via Amazon.
Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for finding this deal.
Features:
Power up your iPhone 16 to 50% in less than 30 minutes
Model: Anker 20W Fast USB C Charger with Foldable Plug, PowerPort III 20W Cube Charger for iPhone 16 Series, Galaxy, Pixel, iPad (Cable Not Included) (2 Pack & 2 Cable)
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I bought these last time they were at/around this price ($12.99 for the pair). I can confirm it did come with a pair of 5ft cables. The cables are a little on the stiffer side, but they're 100% functionally fine. I mainly wanted some extra charging blocks of decent quality around the house after upgrading family to a bunch of iPhone 16 Pros so we could pitch the older, lower powered ones kicking around from prior, older iphone and ipads. We still bought new, higher powered blocks as primary charging blocks so these are spares downstairs which we wanted for convenience.
20W is ok for an iPhone 16 Pro 'fast charging'. However, it CAN draw more power for faster charging (around 30w, unless you're also crushing the phone under heavy use AND charging). 20W will still charge 'fast', just not at the fastest pace possible for an iPhone 16. Great value for extra blocks around the house, toss in a bag, etc. or even as a primary if you're not chasing the fastest 0-80% charge time as your primary use case.
I wish they made the cable length easier to find. If it's a 3', i will have to buy another cable, so it's not as good a deal. If it's 6', & i was going to buy a new cable anyways, it's a much better deal.
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I wish they made the cable length easier to find. If it's a 3', i will have to buy another cable, so it's not as good a deal. If it's 6', & i was going to buy a new cable anyways, it's a much better deal.
Per the image further down the page, it says it's two 6ft cables, if that helps
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I'll add that image to the OP for the next person that has the same question
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I wish they made the cable length easier to find. If it's a 3', i will have to buy another cable, so it's not as good a deal. If it's 6', & i was going to buy a new cable anyways, it's a much better deal.
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I bought these last time they were at/around this price ($12.99 for the pair). I can confirm it did come with a pair of 5ft cables. The cables are a little on the stiffer side, but they're 100% functionally fine. I mainly wanted some extra charging blocks of decent quality around the house after upgrading family to a bunch of iPhone 16 Pros so we could pitch the older, lower powered ones kicking around from prior, older iphone and ipads. We still bought new, higher powered blocks as primary charging blocks so these are spares downstairs which we wanted for convenience.
20W is ok for an iPhone 16 Pro 'fast charging'. However, it CAN draw more power for faster charging (around 30w, unless you're also crushing the phone under heavy use AND charging). 20W will still charge 'fast', just not at the fastest pace possible for an iPhone 16. Great value for extra blocks around the house, toss in a bag, etc. or even as a primary if you're not chasing the fastest 0-80% charge time as your primary use case.
Last edited by LesCaster January 14, 2025 at 04:46 PM.
I'm not 100% sure about this anymore...or keeping a phone on charge for extended periods at 100%, or continually charging between 90% and 100%, etc., etc. The reason I say that, and I'm just an end-user...far from an expert, but when I was in the Apple store recently, I looked at the battery health of their display phones and they were all at 99% or 98% health...and these phones are charging all the time, hours and hours a day, 7 days a week. I would have thought that would have ruined the battery, but apparently not. I'm not going to worry so much about how I charge my phone anymore.
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I'll add that image to the OP for the next person that has the same question
20W is ok for an iPhone 16 Pro 'fast charging'. However, it CAN draw more power for faster charging (around 30w, unless you're also crushing the phone under heavy use AND charging). 20W will still charge 'fast', just not at the fastest pace possible for an iPhone 16. Great value for extra blocks around the house, toss in a bag, etc. or even as a primary if you're not chasing the fastest 0-80% charge time as your primary use case.
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I'll add that image to the OP for the next person that has the same question
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According to negative reviews, this tiny cheap 5V/9V charger isn't able to charge a $2000 macbook... surprising no one.
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20W is ok for an iPhone 16 Pro 'fast charging'. However, it CAN draw more power for faster charging (around 30w, unless you're also crushing the phone under heavy use AND charging). 20W will still charge 'fast', just not at the fastest pace possible for an iPhone 16. Great value for extra blocks around the house, toss in a bag, etc. or even as a primary if you're not chasing the fastest 0-80% charge time as your primary use case.
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This is hardly "fast" charging. 20w is pretty standard rate. Most phone batteries are 4000-5000mah. This would charge it in about 2 hours.
Fast charging would be more accurate for >40w charging.
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