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Prime Members: Anker 25W USB-C Wall Charger Block w/ 5' USB-C Cable

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AnkerDirect via Amazon has for Prime Members: Anker 25W USB-C Wall Charger Block w/ 5' USB-C Cable (Various Colors) on sale for $9.99. Shipping is free.

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AnkerDirect via Amazon has for Prime Members: Anker 25W USB-C Wall Charger Block w/ 5' USB-C Cable (Various Colors) on sale for $9.99. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Community Member sechs for sharing this deal.

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Model: Anker 25W USB C Charger Block, Compact and Foldable, Supports PPS Fast Charging for Galaxy S24/Z Fold/Z Flip/Tab, iPhone, iPad (Black, 1pack with Cable)

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bageland2000
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Edit: went straight to Anker's site and got the 30W version for $2 more. No USB-C Cable, but I have like 30 of those so who cares. This is exactly why I dropped Amazon...Gave up Prime a while back and don't miss it except for rare moments like this. I don't mind waiting for shipping, but charging more just because I'm not in your stupid club pushes me even harder to other companies. F you Amazon.
Last edited by bageland2000 July 13, 2025 at 08:19 PM.
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Quote from bageland2000 :
Edit: went straight to Anker's site and got the 30W version for $2. No USB-C Cable, but I have like 30 of those so who cares. This is exactly why I dropped Amazon...

Gave up Prime a while back and don't miss it except for rare moments like this. I don't mind waiting for shipping, but charging more just because I'm not in your stupid club pushes me even harder to other companies. F you Amazon.

link?
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MaroonBuffalo568
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I tried ordering it but it charged $15??
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TealFaucet4843
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I think that's the better deal 65w gan2 charger https://a.co/d/3RKW3Al
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sechs
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Quote from bageland2000 :
Edit: went straight to Anker's site and got the 30W version for $2 more.
The charger has been available on Amazon at the same price for about a week (there's a deal post here). Looks like they still have black left:

https://www.amazon.com/Anker-Char...B0B2MLRF93
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Quote from DrRad :
25w is too low. IKEA sells a 45w for $19 that will fast charge more devices. This is practically e-waste today.

Majority of phones and tablets still only do 25 watt max. Unless you need to charge a laptop?
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Zelo
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Quote from DrRad :
25w is too low. IKEA sells a 45w for $19 that will fast charge more devices. This is practically e-waste today.
We love ours but wish it was smaller and had foldable prongs. We use ours to charge two Pixel phones, battery power banks and other random non-laptop charging needs.

https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/sjoe...-10574470/
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Quote from bageland2000 :
Edit: went straight to Anker's site and got the 30W version for $2 more. No USB-C Cable, but I have like 30 of those so who cares. This is exactly why I dropped Amazon...Gave up Prime a while back and don't miss it except for rare moments like this. I don't mind waiting for shipping, but charging more just because I'm not in your stupid club pushes me even harder to other companies. F you Amazon.
What a completely wild take to be mad at a corperation when you have the freedom to purchase from whoever you want.
Last edited by Blitzmob July 14, 2025 at 02:21 AM.
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Quote from DrRad :
25w is too low. IKEA sells a 45w for $19 that will fast charge more devices. This is practically e-waste today.
This guy would rather let his phone go dead than charge at an obsolete 25w. Hardoooo.
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Quote from DrRad :
25w is too low. IKEA sells a 45w for $19 that will fast charge more devices. This is practically e-waste today.
I think you don't appreciate the benefit of compact and foldable prong for better portability. Those prongs won't be scratching up stuff in a backpack, gym bag, car center console or purse. Plus a lot devices don't have the ability of 45w charging. My Samsung 25w charger charges my samsung galaxy a54 phone fully in like 1 hour 15 minutes and the phone tops at 25w speed. Lot of people believe it is best to stop charge cycles at 80% for most longevity so it may just take 45 minute to reach 80%. Lot of people also believe that charging so fast at really high watts hurts the battery in the long run. Heat hurts battery and 45w is definitely hotter. Anker also known to be safer and more durable than other lesser name brand.
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FWIW. Ebay (anker direct) and Amazon also has this model available for $8.99 but it doesn't look like it comes with the 5 foot cable.
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Quote from Bflo23 :
I think you don't appreciate the benefit of compact and foldable prong for better portability. Those prongs won't be scratching up stuff in a backpack, gym bag, car center console or purse. Plus a lot devices don't have the ability of 45w charging. My Samsung 25w charger charges my samsung galaxy a54 phone fully in like 1 hour 15 minutes and the phone tops at 25w speed. Lot of people believe it is best to stop charge cycles at 80% for most longevity so it may just take 45 minute to reach 80%. Lot of people also believe that charging so fast at really high watts hurts the battery in the long run. Heat hurts battery and 45w is definitely hotter. Anker also known to be safer and more durable than other lesser name brand.

You mean the same reputable Anker that recently recalled millions of chargers? I'd rather carry one charger that works across all my devices than a slow one that charges some of them. Heat is not an issue if you have a modern flagship device, cheaper Androids definitely cut corners on charging safety.

Recall info: https://www.anker.com/rc2506
Last edited by DrRad July 14, 2025 at 04:24 AM.
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Quote from ryanbrancel :
Majority of phones and tablets still only do 25 watt max. Unless you need to charge a laptop?

Majority of low end tablets and phones, yes. Modern flagships all charge (PD, QC, etc.) at 30w+
Last edited by DrRad July 14, 2025 at 04:25 AM.
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