If you need 60w consistently, get a 100w brick. If you need 100w consistently, get a 150w brick. Reason: you don't want these smaller bricks running at their max all the time, they die quicker. You want to be using 60-80% ideally for maximum efficiency and heat. Just put some thought. These 65w ones also tend to be awful at single port low wattage. A lot of power loss and heat. They really wanna do higher wattage all the time. GaN almost need to be tailored to your setup. I use a 65w GaN cause mine is Macbook Air (30w) iPhone (18w) and AirPods (5w).
Most GaN charger split up the 67w between ports but this has 65w for 2 ports and 64w for 3 ports. Makes it hard to believe without testing. Nevertheless I bought one and waiting to test it out!
Some helpful time stamps:
Intro: 0:00
General specs: 0:46
Wall connection: 2:19
Wall demo: 3:05
GaNPrime: 4:04
Testing: 4:41
Cons: 7:27
Wrap-up: 8:00
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Incredibly thorough review! Satisfied all of my questions and device concerns. Many thanks!
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If you need 60w consistently, get a 100w brick.
If you need 100w consistently, get a 150w brick.
Reason: you don't want these smaller bricks running at their max all the time, they die quicker. You want to be using 60-80% ideally for maximum efficiency and heat.
Just put some thought. These 65w ones also tend to be awful at single port low wattage. A lot of power loss and heat. They really wanna do higher wattage all the time.
GaN almost need to be tailored to your setup. I use a 65w GaN cause mine is Macbook Air (30w) iPhone (18w) and AirPods (5w).
I have one of their speakers, it works great going on 5 years.
I have lots of anker devices over the years. Normally the only reason I get a new one is to upgrade.
Most GaN charger split up the 67w between ports but this has 65w for 2 ports and 64w for 3 ports. Makes it hard to believe without testing. Nevertheless I bought one and waiting to test it out!
I have enjoyed it in my rotation of chargers regardless.
I still use anker 40 watts 2.4 maps people don't get it faster charging is more inefficient and gets really hot
I think most are just looking to have their devices charged faster. Yes faster speeds do equal more heat output.
I got the 120w anker 737
I have the anker 737 120W
What is the Phantom power draw when this device is plugged in to the wall, but not charging anything?
No phantom power draw that my reader was picking up.
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60 bucks...yikes
Anker does like to have sales a lot. I would keep an eye out and pick it up then.