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Anker seems to be really eager to clear the stock of these... Devices that need >=67W are still uncommon. I don't know of what may be the coming new release... Maybe the new release are of a smaller form factor? That seems the only improvements I can think of.
Anker seems to be really eager to clear the stock of these... Devices that need >=67W are still uncommon. I don't know of what may be the coming new release... Maybe the new release are of a smaller form factor? That seems the only improvements I can think of.
Bought this a while back when it went on sale. Great products, both chargers work as expected with compatible cables. I have used the 67w to charge a laptop without issue.
I just tried the small one today and after few minutes I get connect/disconnect repeatedly. Tried diff cables that work fine on another charger. Anyone else run into this? Starts happening randomly after few minutes of charging s24
There's one review that mentions that these adapters don't work with micro/mini USB cables. Can anyone confirm this? I still have a few things that need to be charged via micro USB
I have been using my Apple 87W charger that comes with my MacPro to charge iPad Pro.
It works perfectly fine. I expect 67W Anker charger also should work with iPad pro, and MacPro.
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Anker seems to be really eager to clear the stock of these... Devices that need >=67W are still uncommon. I don't know of what may be the coming new release... Maybe the new release are of a smaller form factor? That seems the only improvements I can think of.
Probably clearing out because this is older tech. No PPS means it won't achieve max charging on some devices.
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Single-Port Usage
USB-C1 or USB-C2 alone: 67W max
USB-A alone: 22.5W max
Dual-Port Usage
USB-C1 + USB-C2: 45W + 20W (total 65W)
USB-C1 + USB-A: 45W + 22.5W (total 67.5W)
USB-C2 + USB-A: 20W + 22.5W (total 42.5W)
Triple-Port Usage
USB-C1 + USB-C2 + USB-A: 45W + 15W + 5W (total 65W)
USB-C1(Top Port)/USB-C2(Middle Port): 5V-3A/ 9V-3A/12V-
3A/ 15V-3A/ 20V-3.35A (67W Max)
USB-A: 4.5V-5A/ 5V-4.5A/ 5V-3A/9V-2A/ 12V-1.5A (22.5W Max)
Dual Ports Output:
USB-C1+USB-C2: 67W Max
USB-C1+USB-A: 67W Max
USB-C2+USB-A: 24W Max
Triple Ports Output:
USB-C1+USB-C2+USB-A: 66W Max
According to this support page https://support.anker.c
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It works perfectly fine. I expect 67W Anker charger also should work with iPad pro, and MacPro.
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