Reviews Anker PowerPort Nano II GaN 65W USB-C
Reviews Anker PowerPort Nano II GaN 65W USB-C
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Jaroslav, Jindřichův Hradec
Rated 14/02/2024, variant Anker PowerPort Nano II GaN 65W USB-C
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a complete match for the s24 ultra
for the price, cable could be included
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Jan, Velké Popovice
Rated 12/02/2024, variant Anker PowerPort Nano II GaN 65W USB-C
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quality workmanship
small size and high performance
I would have liked a flatter and longer design than a bulky cube
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David, Brandýs nad Labem
Rated 07/09/2023, variant Anker PowerPort Nano II GaN 65W USB-C
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Best adapter I've ever had
Small but very powerful
Nicely and well crafted
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Martin, Brno
Rated 11/03/2023, variant Anker PowerPort Nano II GaN 65W USB-C
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Charges MacBook Pro 2016 (87W adapter)
Small and portable
USB C
No
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David, Praha 6
Rated 09/12/2022, variant Anker PowerPort Nano II GaN 65W USB-C
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The photos show a comparison of this Anker with an equally powerful power supply from Xiaomi (65W / 1x USB-C) in the socket and at the ruler
Miniature. It has to be able to do 65W and it looks like FIXED 30W, even smaller than Xiaomi 65W (1x USB-C)
It has all essential fast charge protocols (QC 2.0 / 3.0; PD; PPS)
Voltage drop compensator. The power supply intentionally increases the voltage slightly depending on the cable resistance, so the drop on the load side is much less noticeable. For example. for me with the expected drop of 0.33V (cable 140 mOhm, current 2.4A), the voltage dropped only 0.08V, so the regulation seems to work quite well
Enough power to run work laptops, MacBook Airs, and part of a MacBook
The small size has taken its toll in the form of increased heating. At longer loads above 45W it gets noticeably hotter and for continuous loads around 65W I would not recommend it due to wear of electrolytic capacitors
Atypically for a switching power supply, the input voltage range is only 200 - 240 V ~ This is the first time I have seen this in a power supply for charging a phone since the days of 50 Hz chargers for Nokia 3310. I haven't tested the voltage reduction to 110 V~, but if there is indeed a limitation, then this power supply is not ideal for travel e.g. to the USA, Canada, Japan, parts of Brazil, etc. which is quite a pity for a miniature design ideal for travelling
PPS only up to 3.25A even at lower voltages (thus going at a rate somewhere between 25W and 45W with Samsung's super fast charge source)
1500 CZK outside the event is already quite a big price despite the above mentioned positives
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Jakub, Praha 9
Rated 06/12/2022, variant Anker PowerPort Nano II GaN 65W USB-C
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small, lightweight
does not heat up
can easily charge a MacBook Pro 16" during normal work
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Jan, Ostrava - Poruba
Rated 12/11/2022, variant Anker PowerPort Nano II GaN 65W USB-C
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It works, it's tiny, and it can hold a Dell XPS without any problems.
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Jakub, Markvartice
Rated 05/11/2022, variant Anker PowerPort Nano II GaN 65W USB-C
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really small
does not cover up
feel the higher weight
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Martin, Praha
Rated 06/07/2022, variant Anker PowerPort Nano II GaN 65W USB-C
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Size
It does not burn unacceptably
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