| Product Description: | Elevate your charging experience with our intelligent Anker Nano Pro Wall Charger (40W, 2-Port), featuring enhanced safety through a temperature sensor and intelligent software, ensuring your phone's protection. With lightning-fast charging, universal compatibility for laptops, phones, and tablets, and an exceptionally compact, double injection Art design, it's your perfect travel companion. Anker's MultiProtect safety system guarantees comprehensive device protection, so you can charge with confidence. Intelligent Charging Protection: Enhanced with a temperature sensor and intelligent software, our charger prioritizes safety during the charging process, offering robust phone protection. High-Speed Charging: Featuring a USB-C Power Delivery port and a remarkable 40W of power, our charger charges phones, tablets, and more up to 3× faster than standard chargers. Universal Compatibility: USB-C Power Delivery guarantees accelerated charging for all your devices, be it laptops, phones, tablets, or more, all benefiting from a full 40W of high-speed power. Compact & Portable: With an exceptionally compact design and a double injection Art and Multi-color finish (34.834.145.7), our charger ensures maximum portability, making it your ideal travel companion. |
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This compact Anker Nano 40W GaN charger is best for travel or a minimalist desk, with cooler, more efficient GaN design and enough power for a MacBook Air on one port. The 40W output is shared across both USB C ports, so speeds drop when two devices are plugged in, and full fast charging depends on a good USB C PD cable. The body has no folding prongs, and the heavier build still stays firmly in the wall socket. A handy small charger if you mainly charge one device at a time.
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Yes, with only one port in use it can deliver the full 40W, which is enough for devices like a MacBook Air. Full output still depends on using a USB-C PD cable rated to handle that power.
No, this model does not have folding prongs. That makes it less compact than some other Anker options, though it is still described as solid for travel and a minimalist desk setup.
The 40W is shared across both ports, so charging speed drops when two devices are plugged in. The literature cited in the thread says it can split to about 20W per device.
It can charge a MacBook and was confirmed working with one in real use, but it has also reportedly had USB-PD handshake issues with some devices. A Nintendo Switch, PS5 controller, and even a MacBook were mentioned as sometimes not recognizing it.
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For $10 each I picked up two.
If one device is plugged in 40W. If two devices, each gets 20W. Per literature, had to dig in.
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