Anker USB C Charger, 735 Charger (Nano II 65W), PPS 3-Port Fast Compact Foldable for MacBook Pro/Air, iPad Pro, Galaxy S23, Dell XPS 13, Note 20/10+, iPhone 15/Pro, Steam Deck,…

I love this adapter. When I first saw it online, I knew I wanted it. The two USB-C chargers, which are more and more common, are great. And I really appreciate the legacy USB-A plug for some of my older cables. They seem to charge fast even when there are are 2-3 devices connected. The fact that I can leave my big MacBook Pro adapter at home is fantastic. Really reduces charging clutter.

However, I have been disappointed at how often the charger doesn’t stay put in the outlet. It seems to be too loose to fit. This is a problem I’ve never had with any Apple charger. Most frequently, it won’t stay plugged in when I’m trying to charge on a plane. Unfortunately, these are the cramped spaces that I can’t find a solution to prop the plug up. So I’m left unable to charge my device. This is when I’m hopeful that I have a backup plug in my backpack. I’ve had this happen a few times in hotel outlets, but it’s usually just tight enough to stay plugged in.

I really like this, I just wish I could rely on being able to use it everywhere–which I don’t feel like I can.

It works great. However no fault of the charger I should have considered getting one that could charge laptop and a phone. If i charge laptop and try charge a phone with a second cable it is no longer strong enough to charge my phone.

If you’re used to getting junk from Walmart or Target, or you have been using the weak sauce little 5W cubes Apple used to bundle with their iPhones, this charger is going to blow you away. You don’t know how badly you have it now until you’ve had it this good. Being able to charge 3 things at once at full speed (with a single brick that’s smaller than the charger that came with my MacBook Air) is a luxury that’s well worth the money spent. It makes traveling easier too because I only have to bring one wall charger with me even though I have lots of devices that need to charge.

There are many chargers that can plug into multiple devices at once, but I’m glad I chose this one. The build quality is fantastic and it’s very compact. It doesn’t have any annoying unnecessary LEDs that you can’t turn off at night and it’s a very safe charger from a trusted manufacturer. It also comes with a rubber suction cup thing that stabilizes the charger against the wall, so it won’t fall out of old or worn out outlets (i.e. in hotels). It would be nice if this rubber thing solved the same problem I have on airplane power outlets, but sadly I have found those do not have a flat surface around the holes large enough for the suction cups to stick to. I guess you’re still best off charging everything before you fly and bringing a portable charger if you have to.

Anyway, if you’re still reading this review, I highly recommend getting a wall charger with multiple USB-C ports, and like the title says, if you spend a little extra money to get a good one like this, you’ll be glad you did.

I bought this charger to replace an Anker PowerPort Atom PD 4, and it’s a huge upgrade in every way for my needs (specifically charging a 14-inch/67W MacBook Pro, an iPhone 13 Pro, and a JUUL vaporizer).

The old charger worked great, but it wasn’t perfect.

For starters, it was about twice as wide and deep as the 735, which made me less likely to bring it with me it situations where I really should have, and when I did I could definitely notice the weight difference.
The 735 would fit in a jeans pocket; in a sweatpants pocket comfortably; in a cargo pocket unnoticeably; and of course in a clutch, purse, or other bag. The foldable prongs make it really easy to pack. I’ll probably bring one of these in my pocket with one of their 4-inch Lightning cables for music festivals for peace of mind.

Another gripe with the old charger was the detachable cable from the adapter brick to the AC wall plug. This cable provided more range, but it got tangled and frequently came loose. This cable had to be removed when packing up the charger, since otherwise it would stick out awkwardly and add an inch to the power brick’s already considerable length. This all meant I had to constantly untangle and re-coil the cables when traveling. I came to the conclusion that I’d much rather have the charger be near the outlet and choose the appropriate cable length myself, rather than wrestle with two cables all the time.
The 735 solves this problem wonderfully. It does stick out somewhat far from the wall (2.6 inches) so measure the gap first if you plan to use it in a tight space. It is nonetheless surprisingly compact for the wattage it can output.

My final issue with the old charger was much more niche. I regrettably use a Juul vaporizer, which charges via a magnetic cradle that plugs directly into a USB-A port, forming an “L” shape with the taller part of the L being the vaporizer itself. Unfortunately, the USB-A ports on the old charger were oriented so that the vaporizer obstructed the other ports on the charger when plugged in, meaning I had to remove all the cables whenever I wanted to charge the vaporizer and replace them when it was finished.
Luckily, the 735 has no such issue, as the USB-A port is oriented so that the vaporizer points away from the other points when charging. This allows me to charge my 3 primary battery-powered devices in something the size of a box of Tic-Tacs, and I couldn’t be more pleased.

The 735 only supports 1x65W or 45W/20W USB-C charging, which is less than the old charger’s 1x100W/2x50W. My most power-hungry device is the MacBook Pro, which ships with a 67W power adapter but uses between 5-40W in real-world benchmarks, and the 735 is able to charge it even when in 45W mode when using the other USB-C port to fast-charge the iPhone. The remaining 12W assigned to the USB-A port is more than enough to charge the vaporizer while all this is happening.

To conclude this bloviating review, the 735 is a compact and powerful Swiss Army knife USB charger. Always do your research on the reported and actual power consumption of your devices before you buy anything USB-related.

I recently purchased the Anker USB C Charger – Nano II 65W, and it has quickly become an indispensable part of my daily tech arsenal. This compact charger packs an impressive punch and offers a host of features that make it a must-have for anyone on the go.

First and foremost, the size of this charger is mind-blowing. It’s incredibly compact and lightweight, making it perfect for travel or everyday use. It slips effortlessly into my bag or pocket, ensuring I have fast charging capabilities wherever I am.

The charging speed is exceptional, thanks to the 65W output. It charges my devices rapidly, cutting down the time I spend waiting for them to power up. Whether it’s my smartphone, tablet, or laptop, this charger handles them all with ease.

The inclusion of a USB-C port is fantastic, as it allows me to charge a variety of devices with a single charger. The universal compatibility and Power Delivery support mean that it works seamlessly with my MacBook, iPad, iPhone, and Android devices.

Safety is a top priority with Anker, and it shows in this charger. The MultiProtect technology ensures that my devices are protected from overcurrent, overvoltage, and overheating, giving me peace of mind while charging.

In conclusion, the Anker USB C Charger – Nano II 65W is a game-changer when it comes to fast and reliable charging. Its compact size, lightning-fast charging speed, and advanced safety features make it an absolute winner. Whether you’re a frequent traveller or simply need a powerful charger for your daily routine, this Anker charger should be at the top of your list. Highly recommended!