USB C Charger, Anker 60W PIQ 3.0 & GaN Tech Dual Port Charger, PowerPort Atom III (2 Ports) Charger with a 45W USB C Port, for USB-C Laptops, MacBook, iPad Pro, iPhone, Galaxy, Pixel and More
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On the USB-C connector, I get 45W of PD (power delivery). When plugging in my MacBook Pro, for example, I use the C port. I don't own an S10, but based on what I've read, it can draw up to 15 watts, so it won't be able to take advantage of the extra space. If you can find a less expensive option that provides at least 15W via USB, go for it. If you have C PD, you should investigate it. Keep in mind that low-cost chargers are often "low-cost" in more ways than one, so look for something with a lot of positive feedback. I've had a lot of experience with Anker and Aukey products.
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It's worth noting that the Type C port on this charger can only handle 45W, leaving 15W for the USB-C port. It's quite light for a dual port charger, weighing roughly the same as the older (non-dual port) charger. GaN) Powerport Speed 1, despite the fact that it is 2/10 of an inch taller and longer. br>br>If you're wary of sticking to USB-C standards, None of the newer chargers, including those with PowerIQ, Quickcharge, and other features, comply with IF standards. While some older models, such as the Anker 60W PowerPort Speed 1, are USB-compatible, others, such as the Anker 60W PowerPort Speed 2, aren't. IF it is approved. Plus, unless someone has a Quickcharge device and is staring at it with a stopwatch, it appears that the average person is unlikely to notice a difference when compared to Power Delivery. br>br>Breakdown (from smallest to largest in the group image, left to right): br>br>Anker 30W [Power IQ 3. 0] [Power IQ 3. 0] [Power IQ 3. 0] [Power IQ 3. 0] [Power IQ 3. 0] PowerPort III mini, Type C Power Delivery Charger with Foldable Plug, 063 g (2. 2 oz), 2. 0 x 1. 7 x 1. 1 inches. Anker 60W [Power IQ 3. 0] [Power IQ 3. 0] [Power IQ 3. 0] [Power IQ 3. 0] [Power IQ 3. 0] [Power IQ 3. 0 0 & GaN] PowerPort Atom III, Type C Power Delivery Charger, 130 g (4. 6 oz), 2. 4 x 2. 3 x 1. 1 inches. br>br>Anker 60W PowerPort Speed 1 Charger with Type C Power Delivery, 151 grams (5. 3 oz), 2. 5 x 2. 5 x 1. 1 inches. Anker 60W [Power IQ 3. 0] [Power IQ 3. 0] [Power IQ 3. 0] [Power IQ 3. 0] [Power IQ 3. 0] [Power IQ 3. 0 0 & 15W [PIQ 2. GaN] PowerPort Atom III, 45W Power Delivery Type C Port, GaN] PowerPort Atom III, 45W Power Delivery Type C Port, GaN] PowerPort Atom III, 45W Power Delivery Type 0] USB- A port wine weighing 144 grams (5. 1 oz), 2. 7 x 2. 7 x 1. 1 inches. br>br>Anker 60W [GaN] PowerPort Atom PD 2, 2-Anker 60W [GaN] PowerPort Atom PD 2, 2-Anker 60W [GaN] PowerPort Atom PD 2, 2-A 180 grams (6. 8 oz. ) Port Power Delivery Type C Charger, 30W each when both ports are active. 3 oz), 2. 7 x 2. 7 x 1. 1 inches. br>br>Anker 60W, PowerPort Speed 1-5 br>br> 30W Power Delivery Type C, 30W shared 4 USB-C port desktop charger 327 g (8. 4 oz) A Ports 3 oz. with cord, 4 oz. 1 x 3. 1 x 1. 1 inches.
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I needed a backup charger for my commute into the city with my MacBook Pro. If you buy it from Apple, a second charger for one of these with the USB cable will set you back around $80. It's outrageous. I have this little two-bedroom apartment for a lot less money. a single power outlet I had an extra USB stick lying around. C to USB- I'm using a C cable to connect the Anker wall charger to my MacBook Pro, and it's working perfectly with the computer on. I have regular screen brightness and a little bit of keyboard backlighting enabled , am running a number of applications and 50 chrome tabs, and I've gone from 30% charge to 63%% Thank you, Anker, for providing a functional, low-cost alternative.
Because the technology should be better for $40, I gave this charger one star. The USB-powered charger provided me with a quick charge. However, the USB-C port receives only a sliver of a charge. A, particularly if I attempted to charge my phone while doing so. br>br>I purchased this along with an Anker cable to replace a charger and cable that I had misplaced, and if I can charge my phone without issue using a generic USB-C cable, I'll be happy. A to USB- I would expect nothing less from a $40 purchase than a C cable and an Apple wall charger.
This charger was purchased to power my new Samsung Galaxy Note 10. The 45 watts were exactly what I required. The wattage promised by this charger is not delivered. This one is slower than the 25 watt charger. I'm disappointed because I try to buy Anker products whenever I have the opportunity. My phone was charged in almost two hours using this charger. Before anyone says I didn't use the USB C port, let me assure you that I did.
I was looking forward to using this charger as an all-in-one for my iPhone and laptop, but the prongs are weak in comparison to the unit's weight. I tried both wall and desk mounted outlets at home and on a business trip at the airport and hotel and had the same problem. The charger comes out of the receptacle on its side. I'm afraid I'll have to return it.
I've only been opening the box for a week. So far, everything is running smoothly. From the USB-C port on my Samsung Note 8, I get "Fast Charging. " My ASUS Chromebook laptop is happy with USB-C as long as there is a port available. I'll write a follow-up review after using it on a trip abroad. Similarly, the Lention 45W wall charger performed admirably until I took it to Europe for a few weeks (USB-C). One of the ports has died, and USB-C is no longer supported. My laptop's C port began to overflow- perilous! It will be a long time before I take this to a 220V region.
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