Who would want another fast charger? I mean on rare occasions i like the 140W Apple power brick, but mostly my MacBook Pro is charged or powered by a 45 or 65W charger, definately more healthy for the battery, unlike 90W+
It depends on the usage of a given individual. For me I got the 737 wall charger for the size and to have options of using USB-A and/or USB-C - These features make it great for travelling. This at least gives me the option of up to 100W for a single device, or 120W spread between multiple devices, but I usually combine it with an Anker 543 USB hub which takes 65W and outputs 53W and is fine if I'm just working from my desk. If I want to charge quickly however, I have the option to connect directly to my laptop for the full 100W, or even crack out the 140W Apple charger if I'm doing some power-intensive editing or FX... So far the Apple charger hasn't even left the box it came in haha. I've seen there's an Anker 747 150W charger available in the US, but in my opinion you lose the advantage of the power-to-size ratio compared to the Apple charger, even if you do get more ports. My normal use with the 737 allows for 65-100W for my laptop and 20W via the USB-A port to my phone, so 120W is a decent all-rounder in my opinion
Hi Chuen great video review. I have a question, I bought the same Anker charger from the US but I am moving to Europe. I am wondering if I am able to use my Anker charger with a travel adapter and if it won't cause any battery damage of anything since the vontaye differences from the US and Europe. Thank you!
@@ChuenL I mean like with the MagSafe cable, if you no longer get the full 120w, maybe the charger with that specific cable dumbs it down to 60 or whatever because of the connection . Thanks!
Who would want another fast charger?
I mean on rare occasions i like the 140W Apple power brick, but mostly my MacBook Pro is charged or powered by a 45 or 65W charger, definately more healthy for the battery, unlike 90W+
It depends on the usage of a given individual. For me I got the 737 wall charger for the size and to have options of using USB-A and/or USB-C - These features make it great for travelling. This at least gives me the option of up to 100W for a single device, or 120W spread between multiple devices, but I usually combine it with an Anker 543 USB hub which takes 65W and outputs 53W and is fine if I'm just working from my desk. If I want to charge quickly however, I have the option to connect directly to my laptop for the full 100W, or even crack out the 140W Apple charger if I'm doing some power-intensive editing or FX... So far the Apple charger hasn't even left the box it came in haha.
I've seen there's an Anker 747 150W charger available in the US, but in my opinion you lose the advantage of the power-to-size ratio compared to the Apple charger, even if you do get more ports. My normal use with the 737 allows for 65-100W for my laptop and 20W via the USB-A port to my phone, so 120W is a decent all-rounder in my opinion
Hi Chuen great video review. I have a question, I bought the same Anker charger from the US but I am moving to Europe. I am wondering if I am able to use my Anker charger with a travel adapter and if it won't cause any battery damage of anything since the vontaye differences from the US and Europe. Thank you!
Hi there! so the magsafe cable for macbook still works? Does it get hit my charging power restrictions when doing so? Thank you!
Hey! Yes, the Apple magsafe cable still works with the Anker charger. Not sure what you are referring to with the power restrictions?
@@ChuenL I mean like with the MagSafe cable, if you no longer get the full 120w, maybe the charger with that specific cable dumbs it down to 60 or whatever because of the connection . Thanks!
Does it support m2 macbook pro 100w charging
Yes it does!
@@ChuenL thanks
So the real wattage is about 90W? What a gimmick, I was expecting better results for the price.