Anker Nano USB C Charger,65W GaN II PPS Fast Compact Foldable Charger for MacBook Pro, Galaxy, Dell, iPhone 17/16, iPad Pro, and More

Will charge the SteamDeck!
My original purchase actually never got sent to me/was missing from my package, but, customer service easily resolved this and “replaced” the item, so, once I finally got what I paid for, I was quite satisfied with what I’d purchased!I bought this with the intention to use it to charge my SteamDeck, which requires a dedicated 15V at 3 Amps to charge (especially if you’re playing it while charging).Cons first: this little thing is a brick — it’s heavy, it’s dense, but! It’s decently compact! And foldable, which makes it wonderful for travel! I originally wanted something that could power multiple devices if it was going to be chunky, but, unfortunately, I was unable to find a charging block with multiple ports with the dedicated power that I needed. Most of what I found might have claimed to be 3A+, but, when you look at the output power for 15V, that usually dropped down to 1-2A, which, won’t charge the SteamDeck as desired. So, I settled on this charging block.Now, for the Pros: It’s definitely less bulky than the SteamDeck’s original charger, and, I can buy whatever length cord or cord style that I want! It feels like it’s a really solidly built charging block, but, more importantly, it gives me the proper power that I needed to charge my SteamDeck. For smart devices (such as the Samsung Tablet S7), it can easily super/fast charge them too! Despite it being a little heavy and a mini-chunk, it’s a mighty little thing, does what it needs to, and is of good quality. Very satisfied with this purchase!

Solid, reliable charger(s)
I’m a fan of the Anker GaN chargers (coupled with their high-power USB-C PD cables). They are very compact and deliver good, clean power without overheating. We have several models in our collection. This 65 Watt model is for my wife’s Acer laptop. I also have a couple of 100 Watt models for my ASUS VivoBook S (OLED display and more powerful processor require more power), a couple of 45 Watt models for wireless phone chargers, and a 100 watt power station at the table we share in the dining area. All of these Anker models have performed reliably. I particularly like the foldable plugs on the portable models – the chargers fit nicely in backpacks and luggage without snagging clothing, etc.I’m a strong advocate for Anker GaN chargers, especially when paired with their high-power USB-C PD cables. They are exceptionally compact and consistently deliver clean, reliable power without any overheating issues. I’ve integrated several models into my setup.For my wife’s Acer laptop, I use the 65 Watt model. My own ASUS VivoBook S (which has an OLED display and a more demanding processor) requires the higher power of a 100 Watt model, of which I have a couple. I also utilize two 45 Watt models specifically for wireless phone charging. Additionally, a 100 watt power station is set up at our shared dining table.All of these Anker units have proven to be dependable performers. A feature I particularly appreciate on the portable models is the foldable plug, which allows the chargers to be packed neatly into backpacks and luggage without the risk of snagging on clothing or other items.

My Go-To Charger
I’ve been using Anker’s 65W GaN chargers for years now, and this is actually a replacement after my toddler decided to give my previous one an unexpected water bath! That should tell you something about how much I trust this charger – when I needed a replacement, I didn’t even consider other options.**What I Love:**This thing is my catch-all charging solution. I regularly use it to power my Samsung Galaxy S23, Lenovo ThinkPad T480, and Galaxy Tab S6 Lite, and it handles all three without breaking a sweat. The 65W output is perfect for this range of devices – plenty of power for my laptop while not being overkill for my phone.The compact size is honestly the standout feature for me. For a charger that can handle everything from phones to laptops, it’s remarkably small and travel-friendly. I can toss it in any bag without thinking twice about space or weight.**Performance:**Charging speeds are consistently good across all my devices. My ThinkPad charges at full speed, my phone gets rapid charging, and the tablet powers up quickly too. I’ve never had any scenarios where it underperformed or couldn’t handle what I threw at it.**Build Quality:**Rock solid construction. My previous one lasted years of daily use and travel before meeting its watery end (definitely not the charger’s fault!). The fact that I immediately bought the exact same model as a replacement speaks to how reliable these are.**Bottom Line:**If you need one charger that can handle multiple devices reliably, this is it. Compact, powerful, and built to last. Highly recommended for anyone looking to simplify their charging setup.

Quality charger. Supports Super Fast Charging too.
It’s an Anker device – so you just know it’s going to be a quality product that will provide years of trouble-free service. This adapter small and dense – it doesn’t feel cheap at all. USB-C cables fit snugly. 65W output ensures “Super Fast Charging” of compatible devices. I use this to charge my Anker 100Wh power bank that powers my Nikon Z8 camera, but can be used to power or charge notebooks, cell phones, etc. that use USB-C connectors. Always use thicker, quality cables rated for 65W or greater with this charger.

This is an excellent charger that have enough power to charge, excellent if you are on the go and have little time to recharge your device. It can recharge my phone, my tablet, my Pinetab 2, my power pack… The only device it refuse to charge (or the device does not recognize the charger) is my Nitecore flashlight high power battery.The charger seems solid, has foldable prongs and does not get very hot when in use.So far, very happy with it

Excelente producto, buena calidad, cumple todo lo que ofrece