Best Buy has Anker Nano II 45W USB-C GaN PPS Wall Charger (Black, A2664J11-1) for $15.67. Shipping is free for My Best Buy Members (free to join), otherwise free store pickup is available where stock permits.
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Best Buy has Anker Nano II 45W USB-C GaN PPS Wall Charger (Black, A2664J11-1) for $15.67. Shipping is free for My Best Buy Members (free to join), otherwise free store pickup is available where stock permits.
Thanks to community member dfwcars for finding this deal.
Note: Availability for pickup may vary by location
It's hard to tell exactly what's different, but it looks like the Nano II (here) is an older device. The Nano II branding is from a few years ago, its ad copy touts being used with older devices like the iPhone 14, and the device dimensions are larger.
The one you linked is Anker's newest 45W charger, I believe. In the real world you might get better support for a wider range of devices, and a smaller device. That particular listing also comes with a cable.
Anker sells quite a few 45w nano bricks, PPS is more designed for Samsung devices, but the other ones without the "PPS" wording also seem to superfast charge it? can this one fast charge the iphone 17 pro at max speed/wattage?
Superfast 2.0? Or just superfast?
Side note : my superfast 2.0 charger actually charges my note 10 Plus extremely fast too even though it doesnt list 2.0 on the screen.
My s24U does list it.
It's hard to tell exactly what's different, but it looks like the Nano II (here) is an older device. The Nano II branding is from a few years ago, its ad copy touts being used with older devices like the iPhone 14, and the device dimensions are larger. <br />
The one you linked is Anker's newest 45W charger, I believe. In the real world you might get better support for a wider range of devices, and a smaller device. That particular listing also comes with a cable.<br />
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Found some specs. Nano II<br /> https://service.anker.com/product...=Home_Page<br />
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Dimensions from Best Buy: 1.61 × 1.38 × 1.89 × inches<br />
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New Nano<br /> https://www.anker.com/products/a2...st-charger<br />
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They added a PPS protocol and made it smaller. There may or may not be other internal updates.
I ordered from BBuy and it came today. The dimensions are smaller than the 1.89". Looks closer to 1.6". Model A2664J11-1. I think the dimensions on the website are wrong. I wonder if there is actually a difference between the two models, or just the one version comes packages with the USB cable.
Also, I was able to apply my $10 credit and it worked. So it was like $6.50 shipped.
Last edited by clocks11 October 18, 2025 at 06:49 PM.
Ordered one also with the $10 certificate. I've had this charger since it came out years ago at a much higher price and it works great especially traveling nice and light weight. Nice to have another one at $6.
But a heads up that newer devices are starting to use a newer power delivery (PD) 3.2 standard power rate (SPR) protocol which supports (adjustable voltage supply (AVS). This essentially provides more granular or precise power to the device as it requests it.
Both Apple and Google have a new charger with this spec, and we will soon see 3rd parties like Anker making them. So expect to see anything with PD 3.0 and 3.1 reduce in price even more over the coming months.
But a heads up that newer devices are starting to use a newer power delivery (PD) 3.2 standard power rate (SPR) protocol which supports (adjustable voltage supply (AVS). This essentially provides more granular or precise power to the device as it requests it.
Both Apple and Google have a new charger with this spec, and we will soon see 3rd parties like Anker making them. So expect to see anything with PD 3.0 and 3.1 reduce in price even more over the coming months.
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The one you linked is Anker's newest 45W charger, I believe. In the real world you might get better support for a wider range of devices, and a smaller device. That particular listing also comes with a cable.
Found some specs. Nano II
https://service.anker.c
Dimensions from Best Buy: 1.61 × 1.38 × 1.89 × inches
New Nano
https://www.anker.com/products/a2...st-charger
They added a PPS protocol and made it smaller. There may or may not be other internal updates.
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Side note : my superfast 2.0 charger actually charges my note 10 Plus extremely fast too even though it doesnt list 2.0 on the screen.
My s24U does list it.
https://www.amazon.com/Charger-An...328&sr=8-1
https://www.amazon.com/Charger-An...328&sr=8-1
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The one you linked is Anker's newest 45W charger, I believe. In the real world you might get better support for a wider range of devices, and a smaller device. That particular listing also comes with a cable.<br />
<br />
Found some specs. Nano II<br />
https://service.anker.c
<br />
Dimensions from Best Buy: 1.61 × 1.38 × 1.89 × inches<br />
<br />
New Nano<br />
https://www.anker.com/products/a2...st-charger<br />
<br />
They added a PPS protocol and made it smaller. There may or may not be other internal updates.
Also, I was able to apply my $10 credit and it worked. So it was like $6.50 shipped.
But a heads up that newer devices are starting to use a newer power delivery (PD) 3.2 standard power rate (SPR) protocol which supports (adjustable voltage supply (AVS). This essentially provides more granular or precise power to the device as it requests it.
Both Apple and Google have a new charger with this spec, and we will soon see 3rd parties like Anker making them. So expect to see anything with PD 3.0 and 3.1 reduce in price even more over the coming months.
Google - https://store.google.co
Apple - https://www.apple.com/shop/produc...th-60w-max
But a heads up that newer devices are starting to use a newer power delivery (PD) 3.2 standard power rate (SPR) protocol which supports (adjustable voltage supply (AVS). This essentially provides more granular or precise power to the device as it requests it.
Both Apple and Google have a new charger with this spec, and we will soon see 3rd parties like Anker making them. So expect to see anything with PD 3.0 and 3.1 reduce in price even more over the coming months.
Google - https://store.google.com/product/...7w_charger [google.com]
Apple - https://www.apple.com/shop/produc...th-60w-max [apple.com]
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