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popular Posted by phoinix | Staff • 6d ago
Jul 12, 2025 2:29 PM
$25.99*: Anker 735 Nano II 65W GaN II 3-Port Fast Charger at Amazon
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- small footprint doesn't block adjacent ports
- good power distribution when using all ports (40W + 12W + 12W)
Cons:
- compact footprint means it has little surface area to lean on, so it relies heavily on tension from the plug pins
- public plugs tend to be worn, and worse yet, often angled downwards (planes), which results in the plug falling out
YMMV, but I've found that the 67W Apple adapter at 270g does a better job at staying plugged in on loose, angled airline plugs vs the 110g Anker.
Other than that, for half the weight and plug footprint, you get the versatility of 1~3 ports, which is awesome. While I lament about the reliance on the plug pins, I've only carried the Apple adapter once, and I always bring the Anker.
What's the price during prime day sale ?
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Order Summary
Item(s) Subtotal:
$25.99
Shipping & Handling:
$0.00
Total before tax:
$25.99
Estimated tax to be collected:
$1.56
Grand Total:
$27.55
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That one is not a GaN charger
It is. Here's what's listed in the description, "Utilizing GaN technology, these chargers provide a safer and more efficient charging experience."
My apologies I completely overlooked the description, thank you
- small footprint doesn't block adjacent ports
- good power distribution when using all ports (40W + 12W + 12W)
Cons:
- compact footprint means it has little surface area to lean on, so it relies heavily on tension from the plug pins
- public plugs tend to be worn, and worse yet, often angled downwards (planes), which results in the plug falling out
YMMV, but I've found that the 67W Apple adapter at 270g does a better job at staying plugged in on loose, angled airline plugs vs the 110g Anker.
Other than that, for half the weight and plug footprint, you get the versatility of 1~3 ports, which is awesome. While I lament about the reliance on the plug pins, I've only carried the Apple adapter once, and I always bring the Anker.
NOW, for a hotel this is perfect as it's not really going anywhere.
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