With 2 USB-C ports and one USB-A port, you can charge your phone, notebook, and earbuds all at once from a single charger. Connect a single device to charge at up to 65W. If every household in the US used our GaNPrime products in place of non-Ga - NPrime products, the amount of power saved could be up to 796.39 million k - Wh per year—that's enough energy to power Hawaii for a full month. Anker's proprietary technology enhances protection by intelligently monitoring temperature over 3 million times per day and adjusting power output to safeguard your connected devices. Key Features of the Anker 735 Charger (GaNPrime 65W) Power 3 Devices at Once Charge Up to 30 Minutes Faster Greener with Ga - N Active - Shield 2.0 MPN - A2668T11 GTIN - 194644119102
With 2 USB-C ports and one USB-A port, you can charge your phone, notebook, and earbuds all at once from a single charger. Connect a single device to charge at up to 65W. If every household in the US used our GaNPrime products in place of non-Ga - NPrime products, the amount of power saved could be up to 796.39 million k - Wh per year—that's enough energy to power Hawaii for a full month. Anker's proprietary technology enhances protection by intelligently monitoring temperature over 3 million times per day and adjusting power output to safeguard your connected devices. Key Features of the Anker 735 Charger (GaNPrime 65W) Power 3 Devices at Once Charge Up to 30 Minutes Faster Greener with Ga - N Active - Shield 2.0 MPN - A2668T11 GTIN - 194644119102
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Anker 735 USB C Charger (GaNPrime 65W) - Black
With 2 USB-C ports and one USB-A port, you can charge your phone, notebook, and earbuds all at once from a single charger. Connect a single device to charge at up to 65W. If every household in the US used our GaNPrime products in place of non-Ga - NPrime products, the amount of power saved could be up to 796.39 million k - Wh per year—that's enough energy to power Hawaii for a full month. Anker's proprietary technology enhances protection by intelligently monitoring temperature over 3 million times per day and adjusting power output to safeguard your connected devices. Key Features of the Anker 735 Charger (GaNPrime 65W) Power 3 Devices at Once Charge Up to 30 Minutes Faster Greener with Ga - N Active - Shield 2.0 MPN - A2668T11 GTIN - 194644119102
With 2 USB-C ports and one USB-A port, you can charge your phone, notebook, and earbuds all at once from a single charger. Connect a single device to charge at up to 65W. If every household in the US used our GaNPrime products in place of non-Ga - NPrime products, the amount of power saved could be up to 796.39 million k - Wh per year—that's enough energy to power Hawaii for a full month. Anker's proprietary technology enhances protection by intelligently monitoring temperature over 3 million times per day and adjusting power output to safeguard your connected devices. Key Features of the Anker 735 Charger (GaNPrime 65W) Power 3 Devices at Once Charge Up to 30 Minutes Faster Greener with Ga - N Active - Shield 2.0 MPN - A2668T11 GTIN - 194644119102
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Anker 735 USB C Charger (GaNPrime 65W) - Black
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I bought this charger to replace my previous Anker charger because I needed something to charge my laptop quickly on the go. Anker has been a little slow incorporating the Programmable Power Supply (PPS) part of the USB Power Delivery spec into their chargers, and I was happy to see that it seems to be included in their "PowerIQ 4.0" spec even though I couldn't find anything confirming this on their site or product specs. I really wish manufacturers would stick to industry standard terminology rather than making us their own names for things.Also included in the PowerIQ 4.0 spec is "Dynamic Power Distribution." That means that power isn't subtracted from a port at a certain rate just because you have a device plugged in to another port. It takes into account how ... MoreI bought this charger to replace my previous Anker charger because I needed something to charge my laptop quickly on the go. Anker has been a little slow incorporating the Programmable Power Supply (PPS) part of the USB Power Delivery spec into their chargers, and I was happy to see that it seems to be included in their "PowerIQ 4.0" spec even though I couldn't find anything confirming this on their site or product specs. I really wish manufacturers would stick to industry standard terminology rather than making us their own names for things.Also included in the PowerIQ 4.0 spec is "Dynamic Power Distribution." That means that power isn't subtracted from a port at a certain rate just because you have a device plugged in to another port. It takes into account how much power each device is drawing and only reduces power to other ports based on that. For example, with the 65W model that I purchased, when a device is plugged in to each of the USB-c ports, those devices can draw 65W total between both devices. If my phone is drawing 18W to charge, my laptop can still draw 47W for itself. Without Dynamic Power Distribution, each device would be maxed out at 32.5W each.This charger is perfect for travel! It is half the size, yet twice as powerful as my previous Anker charger as well as having an additional USB-c charging port! It does get warm to the touch even charging something at half the rated output, but never so hot that it is concerning to me even at full load. My Galaxy S22 charges at "Super Fast Charge 2.0" with this charger and my laptop has pulled the full 65W from it. I haven't tested the suction cup support because most of the outlets I use are on power strips.I firmly believe that once again Anker has earned my business with form, function, and price. You will not regret buying this charger!
originally posted on istore.co.za
Amazing product, firstly the packaging when unboxing the product is incredible. Love that a lot of thought and details was put into that, a lot of companies take that for granted but it truly does make a huge difference. Coming into the important part of using the product- I’ve found it to perform exponentially well as I can now charge my MacBook, iPhone and AirPods all at the same time and all with just one adapter really has become a game changer for me. As I am often travelling this does help significantly with not having to carry multiple adapters. Really am happy with this purchase and also the added bonus is that it looks slick. LOVE IT!!
originally posted on anker.com
This charger has been extremely reliable; the brand Anker has came a long way. They’re definitely not one of the cheaper brands these days, but you get what you pay for in quality.I personally think Anker’s products are worth the price they ask, and expect them to hold up for quite sometime. I personally vouch for Anker as a brand… I’ve had one of their older dual USB charger for well over 5 years now that still works like the day it was ordered.Keep an eye out around holidays, and they’ll likely place it on sale. I lucked up on such a thing myself. The discount on them prior to Christmas was a “50% off in cart”coupon code leaving the cost at roughly $27 after purchase.Details of Charger:The charger’s outlet prongs can be flipped downwards into end of charger. ... MoreThis charger has been extremely reliable; the brand Anker has came a long way. They’re definitely not one of the cheaper brands these days, but you get what you pay for in quality.I personally think Anker’s products are worth the price they ask, and expect them to hold up for quite sometime. I personally vouch for Anker as a brand… I’ve had one of their older dual USB charger for well over 5 years now that still works like the day it was ordered.Keep an eye out around holidays, and they’ll likely place it on sale. I lucked up on such a thing myself. The discount on them prior to Christmas was a “50% off in cart”coupon code leaving the cost at roughly $27 after purchase.Details of Charger:The charger’s outlet prongs can be flipped downwards into end of charger. Definitely makes travel carry much easier; however if you are buying just for home use then you’ll be surprised to find a silicone (maybe mixed with TPU) outer case with tiny suction cups all over that helps hold this heavier weighted, well-built charger in the outlet. They don’t mention casing in description for some reason, so the little surprise is cool.(… and no I’m not getting a free item as payment for this courteous review. Haha)
| Compatible Devices | Tablets, Cellular Phones |
| Wattage | 65 watts |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Batteries Required | No |
| Number of Ports | 3 |
Anker 735 USB C Charger (GaNPrime 65W) - Black
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I bought this charger to replace my previous Anker charger because I needed something to charge my laptop quickly on the go. Anker has been a little slow incorporating the Programmable Power Supply (PPS) part of the USB Power Delivery spec into their chargers, and I was happy to see that it seems to be included in their "PowerIQ 4.0" spec even though I couldn't find anything confirming this on their site or product specs. I really wish manufacturers would stick to industry standard terminology rather than making us their own names for things.Also included in the PowerIQ 4.0 spec is "Dynamic Power Distribution." That means that power isn't subtracted from a port at a certain rate just because you have a device plugged in to another port. It takes into account how ... MoreI bought this charger to replace my previous Anker charger because I needed something to charge my laptop quickly on the go. Anker has been a little slow incorporating the Programmable Power Supply (PPS) part of the USB Power Delivery spec into their chargers, and I was happy to see that it seems to be included in their "PowerIQ 4.0" spec even though I couldn't find anything confirming this on their site or product specs. I really wish manufacturers would stick to industry standard terminology rather than making us their own names for things.Also included in the PowerIQ 4.0 spec is "Dynamic Power Distribution." That means that power isn't subtracted from a port at a certain rate just because you have a device plugged in to another port. It takes into account how much power each device is drawing and only reduces power to other ports based on that. For example, with the 65W model that I purchased, when a device is plugged in to each of the USB-c ports, those devices can draw 65W total between both devices. If my phone is drawing 18W to charge, my laptop can still draw 47W for itself. Without Dynamic Power Distribution, each device would be maxed out at 32.5W each.This charger is perfect for travel! It is half the size, yet twice as powerful as my previous Anker charger as well as having an additional USB-c charging port! It does get warm to the touch even charging something at half the rated output, but never so hot that it is concerning to me even at full load. My Galaxy S22 charges at "Super Fast Charge 2.0" with this charger and my laptop has pulled the full 65W from it. I haven't tested the suction cup support because most of the outlets I use are on power strips.I firmly believe that once again Anker has earned my business with form, function, and price. You will not regret buying this charger!
Amazing product, firstly the packaging when unboxing the product is incredible. Love that a lot of thought and details was put into that, a lot of companies take that for granted but it truly does make a huge difference. Coming into the important part of using the product- I’ve found it to perform exponentially well as I can now charge my MacBook, iPhone and AirPods all at the same time and all with just one adapter really has become a game changer for me. As I am often travelling this does help significantly with not having to carry multiple adapters. Really am happy with this purchase and also the added bonus is that it looks slick. LOVE IT!!
This charger has been extremely reliable; the brand Anker has came a long way. They’re definitely not one of the cheaper brands these days, but you get what you pay for in quality.I personally think Anker’s products are worth the price they ask, and expect them to hold up for quite sometime. I personally vouch for Anker as a brand… I’ve had one of their older dual USB charger for well over 5 years now that still works like the day it was ordered.Keep an eye out around holidays, and they’ll likely place it on sale. I lucked up on such a thing myself. The discount on them prior to Christmas was a “50% off in cart”coupon code leaving the cost at roughly $27 after purchase.Details of Charger:The charger’s outlet prongs can be flipped downwards into end of charger. ... MoreThis charger has been extremely reliable; the brand Anker has came a long way. They’re definitely not one of the cheaper brands these days, but you get what you pay for in quality.I personally think Anker’s products are worth the price they ask, and expect them to hold up for quite sometime. I personally vouch for Anker as a brand… I’ve had one of their older dual USB charger for well over 5 years now that still works like the day it was ordered.Keep an eye out around holidays, and they’ll likely place it on sale. I lucked up on such a thing myself. The discount on them prior to Christmas was a “50% off in cart”coupon code leaving the cost at roughly $27 after purchase.Details of Charger:The charger’s outlet prongs can be flipped downwards into end of charger. Definitely makes travel carry much easier; however if you are buying just for home use then you’ll be surprised to find a silicone (maybe mixed with TPU) outer case with tiny suction cups all over that helps hold this heavier weighted, well-built charger in the outlet. They don’t mention casing in description for some reason, so the little surprise is cool.(… and no I’m not getting a free item as payment for this courteous review. Haha)
Bought this little beast of a brick to power a switch dock and a portable gaming monitor while away from home.Two USB-C ports, and one USB-A, plenty of connectivity for my purposes.This thing didn't really even break a sweat powering the switch and dock, the portable monitor, charging a Switch battery pack, and charging a Switch pro controller all at the same time.Some things to note:If you are familiar with the standard Anker Nano USB-C single charger, know up front that this thing is twice as tall as it and roughly 4x as heavy.It is a beast in more than just charging power. It comes with a suction-cup support bracket for plugging it into a wall outlet, and feeling how heavy it is, I can definitely understand the need.It also seems to have a metal outer shell ... MoreBought this little beast of a brick to power a switch dock and a portable gaming monitor while away from home.Two USB-C ports, and one USB-A, plenty of connectivity for my purposes.This thing didn't really even break a sweat powering the switch and dock, the portable monitor, charging a Switch battery pack, and charging a Switch pro controller all at the same time.Some things to note:If you are familiar with the standard Anker Nano USB-C single charger, know up front that this thing is twice as tall as it and roughly 4x as heavy.It is a beast in more than just charging power. It comes with a suction-cup support bracket for plugging it into a wall outlet, and feeling how heavy it is, I can definitely understand the need.It also seems to have a metal outer shell (Aluminum maybe?)Buy it, love it, just don't drop it on your foot.
Update: Anker reached out to me and sent me an updated product. So far it has been working great!I was hoping this would be the last charger I need to buy for traveling. My goal was to use it to charge my iPhone, iPad, and then lastly Apple Watch via the USB-A port.I charge the watch at night and the USB A port doesn’t work half the time. When it does actually start charging the watch it will stop charging after a few minutes and then restart again which makes the watch vibrate/ding annoyingly especially when trying to sleep. It’s just unreliable especially when you want it to charge when you only have 15 minutes while you shower or something.The usb c ports seem to be more reliable but one night my phone would stop charging and then restart again.I really want ... MoreUpdate: Anker reached out to me and sent me an updated product. So far it has been working great!I was hoping this would be the last charger I need to buy for traveling. My goal was to use it to charge my iPhone, iPad, and then lastly Apple Watch via the USB-A port.I charge the watch at night and the USB A port doesn’t work half the time. When it does actually start charging the watch it will stop charging after a few minutes and then restart again which makes the watch vibrate/ding annoyingly especially when trying to sleep. It’s just unreliable especially when you want it to charge when you only have 15 minutes while you shower or something.The usb c ports seem to be more reliable but one night my phone would stop charging and then restart again.I really want to love this charger but I just can’t rely on it especially when traveling. I love all my Anker products but this one is a dud for me. Maybe I have a bad one but I also read other reviews mentioning the same issue.
Relatively small in size but is super fast at charging my phone and tablet. It's also capable of charging and running my laptop and it's a fraction of the size of my computer charger. It does charge more slowly when multiple devices attached for charging, but does the job nicely. For traveling, it's a no-brainer to pack this charger to go with you. If charging one device at a time, only a single cable is needed to charge my phone, tablet and computer. Obviously, if charging everything at once you'll need more cables, but this gives you the option of simplifying your packing from your briefcase to backpack to carryon luggage. As a side note, it will charge my phone from 0% to 100% in about 40-45 minutes. What a time-saver! Same charging speed with my other devices as ... MoreRelatively small in size but is super fast at charging my phone and tablet. It's also capable of charging and running my laptop and it's a fraction of the size of my computer charger. It does charge more slowly when multiple devices attached for charging, but does the job nicely. For traveling, it's a no-brainer to pack this charger to go with you. If charging one device at a time, only a single cable is needed to charge my phone, tablet and computer. Obviously, if charging everything at once you'll need more cables, but this gives you the option of simplifying your packing from your briefcase to backpack to carryon luggage. As a side note, it will charge my phone from 0% to 100% in about 40-45 minutes. What a time-saver! Same charging speed with my other devices as long as I charge them individually. Most importantly, it will charge ang run my laptop with ease--a real blessing!
If you're only traveling in your car or to work and back, you might not need this, but if you take regular trips with your laptop this is, IMO, a must have. GaN chargers are vastly smaller and lighter for their charging capability, and this one continues that tradition well so far.For testing, I let my laptop - a 15" HP ENVY x360 run down to nearly empty and then let this charger have a go at bringing it back to full. Not only did it do so happily, it didn't seem to get any warmer than my standard charger, and it can accommodate both my phones as well. Of course, keep in mind that it may not charge your laptop while charging the phones, but that's a given since most laptops require 65W.Given that most OEM chargers are in the same price range, it's still a good ... MoreIf you're only traveling in your car or to work and back, you might not need this, but if you take regular trips with your laptop this is, IMO, a must have. GaN chargers are vastly smaller and lighter for their charging capability, and this one continues that tradition well so far.For testing, I let my laptop - a 15" HP ENVY x360 run down to nearly empty and then let this charger have a go at bringing it back to full. Not only did it do so happily, it didn't seem to get any warmer than my standard charger, and it can accommodate both my phones as well. Of course, keep in mind that it may not charge your laptop while charging the phones, but that's a given since most laptops require 65W.Given that most OEM chargers are in the same price range, it's still a good option, but on sale it was impossible to pass up. To test, I charged multiple "difficult" devices which typically reject third party chargers, including a 14" Dell Latitude, a 2019 16" Apple Macbook Pro, my HP ENVY, and a Google Pixelbook. They all charged without issue and at normal speed.In short, I recommend this charger for anyone who wants to shed a few pounds - from your bag - and leave a couple chargers at home when traveling.
Another great product from Anker. GaN chargers are the way to go. I like the 3 ports on this and the foldable plug for traveling. Solid charger all the way around.Why the 4 stars instead of 5? I knocked one off because the charger is a bit long and heavy in design so you may need the suction cup stabilizer to keep it in the wall outlet. Some outlets may hold it fine without it though. It's just a lot of weight due to the long design which can leverage the charger out if the socket isn't a very tight fit. I believe they designed it this way so it would not block an outlet or could fit into outlets that would not otherwise take an oversize charger. So the caveat is you should take the little suction cup adapter thingy if you travel just in case.My stand/sit desk at ... MoreAnother great product from Anker. GaN chargers are the way to go. I like the 3 ports on this and the foldable plug for traveling. Solid charger all the way around.Why the 4 stars instead of 5? I knocked one off because the charger is a bit long and heavy in design so you may need the suction cup stabilizer to keep it in the wall outlet. Some outlets may hold it fine without it though. It's just a lot of weight due to the long design which can leverage the charger out if the socket isn't a very tight fit. I believe they designed it this way so it would not block an outlet or could fit into outlets that would not otherwise take an oversize charger. So the caveat is you should take the little suction cup adapter thingy if you travel just in case.My stand/sit desk at home has an outlet on the face of the desk so this charger is great on that because it sits upright as opposed to a wall where it is on its side and has to maintain all its weight via the prongs. Anyway I wouldn't say this should discourage you from trying it. The 735 also looks modern and slick in design. Good job Anker.
I have been using an old Samsung phone charger for the massive battery of my Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra for 7 months, a charger that outputs a few volts.It was taking over 11 hours to charge from 10% to 90%.I researched a modern and advanced set of chargers, looking from Anker, Tecknet, Ugreen and more.They seemed comparable in tech and price but Anker had a small sale on this and the aesthetics were preferable, plus it os smaller and looked lighter than the others, so I chose it. I certainly have no regrets about this choice.It’s charging my S8 Ultra in 1.5 hours from 15% to full, it’s fantastic. It’s also generating no noticeable heat in my tablet or the charging brick itself.3 Ports is exactly as much as I’d need - Tablet, phone and Bluetooth earbuds. The 65W here ... MoreI have been using an old Samsung phone charger for the massive battery of my Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra for 7 months, a charger that outputs a few volts.It was taking over 11 hours to charge from 10% to 90%.I researched a modern and advanced set of chargers, looking from Anker, Tecknet, Ugreen and more.They seemed comparable in tech and price but Anker had a small sale on this and the aesthetics were preferable, plus it os smaller and looked lighter than the others, so I chose it. I certainly have no regrets about this choice.It’s charging my S8 Ultra in 1.5 hours from 15% to full, it’s fantastic. It’s also generating no noticeable heat in my tablet or the charging brick itself.3 Ports is exactly as much as I’d need - Tablet, phone and Bluetooth earbuds. The 65W here is more than enough to have two of those things charged to full in short hours. I haven’t tried all 3 ports at once yet, no need, but it’s efficient and capable.I’m perhaps a little sad for being excited over a charger but after a couple of weeks with it I am very pleased. I’d recommend.Uploaded a photo for proof I’m not some bot review, and for showing the size of the brick. My hands are fairly big but the charger is still small.
| Compatible Devices | Tablets, Cellular Phones |
| Wattage | 65 watts |
| Power Source | Corded Electric |
| Batteries Required | No |
| Number of Ports | 3 |
