Ultra-Slim: By swapping out silicon for gallium nitride (GaN), we’ve been able to create one of our slimmest USB-C chargers—without compromising power. Greener with GaN: If every household in the US used our GaNPrime™ products in place of non-GaNPrime™ products, the amount of power saved could be up to 796.39 million kWh per year—that's enough energy to power Hawaii for a full month. Throughout my weeks of testing, I only encountered one small downside of using the Anker 735 as my primary charger. Its maximum capacity is available through its USB-C port when you use it on its own, but when you put multiple connectors to work, the 65-watt becomes unevenly distributed, leading to slower charging speeds for big-screen electronic devices like laptops and tablets. What You Get: Anker 726 Charger (Nano II 65W) / PowerPort III 2-Port 65W, welcome guide, our worry-free 18-month warranty, and friendly customer service (cable not included). The 65W USB-C output provides enough power to charge flagship notebooks including MacBook Air 2020, MacBook Pro 13'', Dell XPS 13 9380, ThinkPad X390, and more at high speed.

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When you connect 3 devices, the top USB-C port can output 40W, the second USB-C port can output 12W, and the USB-A port can also output 12W. That gives you the power you need to charge your notebook, your tablet, and your phone all at the same time. MacBook Air 2020, MacBook Pro 13'', Dell XPS 13 9360/9380, ThinkPad E490, HP Spectre Folio, ThinkPad X390, Google Pixelbook, Microsoft Surface Book 2, and iPad 2018 and later. Charge Up to 30 Minutes Faster: Our exclusive PowerIQ 4.0 technology features Dynamic Power Distribution, which detects the power needs of connected devices and adjusts power automatically to ensure faster, more efficient charging. Charge 4 Devices Simultaneously: With two USB-C ports and two USB-A ports offering a total 65W of power, you can now charge your phone, tablet, laptop, and more—all at the same time.

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What You Get: Anker 735 Charger (GaNPrime 65W), welcome guide, our worry-free 24-month warranty, and friendly customer service. First of all, have you seen how tiny it is!? By being so impossibly compact, the Anker 735 makes every other standard laptop charger look ginormous and dated. It’s indiscernibly bulkier than the optional fast USB-C chargers that Apple, Google, and Samsung offer for iPhone, Pixel, and Galaxy smartphones, even though it can accommodate three devices instead of just one. However, I was a bit disappointed that Anker didn't include a carrying pouch with this charger, especially given its compact nature. It would have been a convenient addition for on-the-go use.

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When you connect 2 devices, the top port can output 20W, while the bottom port can output 45W. That gives you the power you need to charge a phone and a tablet—or even a phone and a notebook—at high speed. iPhone 13 / 13 Mini / 13 Pro / 13 Pro Max / iPhone 12 / 12 mini / 12 Pro / 12 Pro Max / iPhone SE 2020 / 11 Pro Max / 11 Pro / XR / Xs Max / Xs / X / 8 Plus / 8

Google Pixel 3 and later, Sony XZ3, Sony Xperia 1, Nintendo Switch, AirPods, and Anker magnetic wireless charger with USB-C cable.

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Downsized Design: At 49% smaller than an original 61W USB-C charger, Anker Nano II 2-Port 65W takes up less space while giving you even more power. For iPhone charging, connect to the PD port using a USB-C to Lightning cable (cable sold separately). This charger is compatible with Note 10 / Note 10+ / S20 / S20+/ S20 Ultra, but the charging speed may be slower than the original 25W charger. However, I don’t think the above shortcoming is even close to a dealbreaker. When using two or all of its ports, the 735 will output 45 or 40 watts through USB-C — enough to replenish a laptop's battery. The product’s listing has a convenient graphic to explain the process.High-Speed Charging: Connect a single device to get a 65W max charge—that’s enough to power up a 2020 MacBook Pro 13″ at full speed. And when you connect two devices, power will be distributed efficiently between both ports to ensure you get the best charge.