This is the kind of video we need to have more of on KZfaq. No hype, no sales BS, just the facts and the science. Thanks!

This review is the new standard for all review's. No hype, no drama just cold hard facts with real testing that can be measured.

I LOVE how he told me the answer within the first 3 seconds of this video! Unlike other KZfaqrs that go around the block for 15 mins then circle back at the end of the video just to tell me the answer.

was trying to find this exact comparison. Helps a lot. Nice to the point video with no hype. Great job

I don't think I've ever commented on a KZfaq video before, but had to say - great video! You answered the question in the first ten seconds, but provided enough useful info it was worth sticking around.

I appreciate your help a lot! You are amazing! The way you explained these facts is great, and your are changing my way to carry many chargers at traveling!

Thank you for the testing. The test proves my assumption: it is the device which controls the charging power instead of the charger itself. The charger make sure it can output as much power as it can, but the device deside how much power to use.

Bring this man to do videos for all products. No BS. Just straight facts and keeping it simple. Thanks bro. Very helpful video.

This was very insightful. Thanks for sharing!

Thank you for this video! Ive always had great luck with my Anker products.

Thank you! I was looking for the answer to this question. Now I could safely buy this one & can charge all my products.

Thanks a lot for this video,helped a lot and solved my problem.

im glad there's a video like this to educate everyone. Thumbs up!!

Thanks, didn’t know about that nano, will try to get one.

This is a great information and very nice content very straightforward, I appreciate all the work you put in this video? Did you by any chance check if the phone gets hot over time of charging since you charge it with max input? It would be a great to show us next time with a temperature gauge what’s the actual temperature! 👍🏼

BEST REVIEW about this topic... nice job!

Many thanks for this video, exactly what I needed before I purchase high watt charger for all my apple devices.

Thanks for making this video!

Very well explained, the video is very useful, congratulations!

Thanks, very informative. I was just in the process of replacing my 5w charger and now I will buy the 65W charger and know that it will throttle the output based on the device being charged.

Very helpfull video, indeed. Thank you very much!😎👍

Haha, this review totally changed my perception I had on fast chargers. I thought it was gonna be about the fast chargers actually charging at their highest wattage and you telling us if that is good or bad for the battery of that device. But no, hahaha, in actuality we just learned that our devices have a cap to how much wattage they charge at. THANK YOU for this.

Great video. This is exactly what I wanted to know.

I learn real info in this video, Good work bro.

Subbing because of how straightforward you are

Great information with evidence. A lot of people on YT are saying don't use these high powered charging bricks on the iPhone. Subscribed!!!

Guy, you helped save me some cash and also made me aware of the nano. So that little device charger is really perfect for me. Thanks =D

Fantastic video!!! Very helpful and to the point. I wonder if it will work for my LG Gram 16 2 in 1 that I bought at my local Costco back in 2022. I have the Intel Evo i7 model.

Thanks for sharing these

That's not how it works. The charger doesn't throttle. The charger can only provide what the device asks for. So as long as the charger can provide enough power, you're good. This means a 65W charger can provide up to 65W of power. A tablet that asks for 30W will only pull 30W. All that means is the charger isn't stressing out (only using 50% of it's "strength"). This also means you should NOT use a 30W charger on a 65W device! The device will pull as much as it can, but the charger won't be able to handle it. The charger will overstress and burn out. Most GOOD chargers will "burn out" a fuse or trip a safety (like a fuse that will reset after it cools off). If you draw too much power you won't start a fire, but your device won't charge or operate either. With the advancements in USB charging specifically, there's a lot of communication between the charger and device today. This is also why USB charging can provide multiple voltage levels (5v, 9v, 15v, 20v). Before USB (example: barrel plugs), there isn't all these smart stuff. You absolutely need a power supply to provide the EXACT voltage the device needs, but the current (in milli-amps - mA or amps - A) needs to be the same or higher than what the device asks for. Oh, and power (in watts) is Voltage multiplied by Current (in amps). Power (in W) = Voltage (in V) x Current (in A). Watts, Volts, and Amps are measurements (example, like in meters, feet, liters, gallons, etc). They are to measure Power (Watts), Voltage (Volts), and Current (Amps).

Very helpful, thanks man

Thank you for answering my question.

wow thank for information very helpful

This video is as simple as great!

great video, thanks

Mine just arrived and I'm super impressed! I travel every week with three USB-C -devices and this takes so much bulk out of my backpack by replacing my two bigger chargers. Additionally, I recommend buying the Anker Powerline III Flow cable with this. I didn't think a freaking cable would be exciting but it's the best damn charging cable I've ever had! The charger and the cable feel like quality products, and I hope they last long.

Excellent review!

I have that Anker Nano II charger and it is freakishly small. Super convenient for travel or when you don’t have much room around your power outlet. It’s enough to power everything (laptop, iPad, phone…), if you’re happy to use battery power most of the time and only charge one device most of the time, you can be fine with that as your only charger in your bag!

Thanks for the info!! 👍👍👍👍

Thanks for the demo...I asked this question to the charger supplier if I can use its 45W laptop charger for my Samsung fast charging phone A53 (25W). The response was that they do not recommend to do so...no explanation offered, though. I think they do not want to get into lawsuits just in case something may go wrong during charging.

I really like Anker kit, but surely a better way to verify this is to sniff the PD connection? For me the 45w looks like the sweet spot of these. Half the weight of the 65w one, and with enough power output for all of my portable devices, Surface Book 3, MacBook Air M1, and various phones and tablets.

Really helpful

Great review!

Well done Sir. Helpful review. Good to know.

Technically, high power PD chargers provide 5v by default. If a device asks (negotiates) for a higher voltage (say 9v or 15v all the way up to 20v), the charger will supply just that voltage. As for the current, the device will pull whatever it needs so no need to worry if your charger supports high amperage (you can even use a 1000A charger provided that the voltage output is the same as what your device needs). I have the Nano II 65w charger and I use it to charge my laptop, my phone, my galaxy buds and my pocket wifi. So you'll be safe to use that charger with whatever USB-C device you have

Thank you so much 😊

great review.

Cool! So now I only need to carry one brick only and reduce some weight. Thanks a lot man!

Good video. It answered a question that I was pondering. I have a 65 watt Anker charger that I recently purchased and haven't used yet and I had been wondering about the proper use of it. Thank you.

Thank you very much!

I wish more videos were like this 👍

What a good video sir. This is exactly what I'm looking for Question, does all Android have an input limit as well? Or just Samsung S series per se?

Thank you so much for these comparisons! So it turns out that GaN is barely any more efficient than Silicon... I read that it wastes twice less power to heat, I guess all of this was a lie... It's main advantage is just being smaller.

You gotta take into account also the wire may not support that much wattage being poured into because i had the oneplus 9 phone and i looked up the amps to the charger wire it did make a difference alittle on the type of copper wire used inside the product. But love the video

Interesting. Very good to know. 👍🏼

Finally found what ive been looking for. In TECHNICAL perspective

I have a Galaxy Note 10 plus, Galaxy Books S, Galaxy Tab S7 Plus. I need to know how to keep them all charged in my car traveling and off grid. I'm disabled and have some crazy health problems. I'm gonna travel Oregon and go to school online. I also may start a KZfaq channel. If I do that I need to know how to charge my Alvoxcon mic on the go too (I'm guessing my old school battery pack for outdated phones will do that just fine). Your video is the best I've seen btw. In closing my most important need is a charger that will charge 3 45 watt devices on the go. Love n Respect

Hello, Good Idea. Smart I am impressed. 👍👊❤️❤️❤️❤️👏👏👏👏

I have the white Anker charger and I was asking myself this exact question if it's worth the upgrade to the Nano 65W. Glad to know I'm ok for the time being. Thanks!

Wow, this is really interesting!! Now I can use my uncle's 120watt charger on my other phone and not worry about it!! :)👍✨ Really good in-depth charger test :)👍✨

This is informative. How about the other way around. Is it also safe to use adaptor with lower wattage than what the device’s demand? Let say 25watts charger to be used to laptop that requires 65watts input.

Curious to see how the chargers would cope with being stressed such as the Mac being under heavy load, such as running benchmarks. Maybe the small Anker would throttle down with heat. The Apple & 65w Anker chargers also dont do PFC so the draw more current oddly compared to the 120w Anker chargers. Which is crazy.

Thanks for the video man! Just a question, will a higher watt charger (65w) heats my phone more than the 30w charger?

I love that durability test 3:07

Hi! hope you're great! I have that same Anker 65 Nano II, I used it in a MacBook Pro 2017. Recently I bought a new MacBook Air M1 ¿It's safe to use again the same Anker Nano II in the Macbook Air M1? sorry my bad English, nice video, regards from Chile :)

Nice vidéo i really liked that and can buy my anker charger For my iPhone 13 Pro max since apple devices are quiet expensive

This channel is so underrated

Hi, do you have any graph for entire charging comparing all these power bricks? Thanks.

Will you do a review on the Soundcore Life Q35?

Thank you good sir for making this video. I have a question. Can you please leave a list of how long the 65w charger charges each device or how much percentage it charges by x amount of minutes. I think this will help a lot of people decide weather thet want to buy this sort of charger. It would definitely help me. In particular I would like to know how long it takes yo charge a phone and tablet fully.

Im skeptical with Ugreen because its too overhyped but it heats up alot!! Iv been using this Anker NAno 6 months now and its so amazing, less heat or no heat at all…. Aukey is okey too…

Do you make a test for higher output devices like mi11 ultra? Will it get max 65w? Or it depends on the brand of the phone to get that required fast charging protocol active?

Great video! Just ordered one... and a pack of c cables.

I'd love to charge my z fold 3 with that 65 watt anker nano pro 2. Charge it up in a jiffy

Hello i really like your video, can i ask if i can use 65w charger for samsung s23 without damaging the battery? Since the s23 only 25watts

Nice vid. I wonder if this will work with my Mi Notebook Air with type c charging

Thank you for your video. Can I use the Anker 65 w you mentioned in the video to charge my Dell vostro 7510 so I don't have to carry the bulky AC adapter when travel? Thank you

best exaplain!!!

charges my Razer Blade 14 2021 3070 in less than 1.5 hours while using laptop for browsing and watching amazon prime videos. i also bought Anker 100w bio cable! the chargers is hot but not uncomfortable to touch!

i was wondering if you plug in to the old series iphone like the iphone 7 or 8 series does it still safe to use?

What usb c cords do you recommend? Thank you.

New sub here! Just wondering if the nano 2 65w charger will be good on my iphone 13 mini? Or should i purchase the 30w instead?

So it would be ok to use a 65W power brick to charge a Chromebook when the original charger that came with it was only 45W? My original charger was damaged

Can you do a charging test with the new S22 Ultra and the Anker 65w nano 2 charger. Need to make sure it charges at 45w. Much obliged !

So I will like to know if this anker 65w can charger my MacBook Air 13” 2017 because my original apple MagSafe 2 charger just stopped working

hi ! a question! i have a macbook air m1 and i use a dell p2419hc monitor.. this monitor has a 65w charger.. with usbc it sends video signal and charges! but the Mac comes with a 30w charger... any problem using it connected all day? my fear is that in the future, the battery will be damaged

Thanks! Now I can plug in my vape to my 65W charger without worrying

Using the 65w charger, does it speed up wireless chargers as its power source or no difference at all with normal 15 to 25w chargers?

What about earbuds and older android phones? Thank you.

Hello, I have a question, is it true that charging macbook with third party charger can wear the battery faster than using included apple charger?? I want to buy Anker 735 charger but I'm afraid it'll damage or wear the battery faster. Great video btw! subbed!

Appreciate the use of a watt meter, thank you! All charger review videos should be using one honestly, so thank goodness I found your review :) Unfortunately, both the Anker 65W chargers are out of stock :(

can you check anker power delivery? is it better to use IQ instead of PD?

Lovely

I have read many reviews where ppl are saying this charger gets super hot. My guess it may be when drawing full power for a long time. Is this you also encountered or you haven't used it for long? Thank you.

Can i Ask a question, i have a Anker Powerpoint mini dual port 12w charger, and i have a small observation about the charger because if i plug it in the socket it creates a small sound like buzzzzzzzz, i dont know why? can u please explain to me why it make small noise while im charging.

Can I use the Anker Nano with Dell XPS? Original of Dell Charger is 65W? Thank you

Why not measure the power output from the charger in order to cancel out any variance in efficiency?

Does my first generation iphone SE need fast charging capability to take advantage of all the 65 watts?

Would you recommend sticking with the original 30w apple charger? the anker nano 45w seems like the best adapter since it chargers slightly faster than the apple adapter, but im not too willing to spend extra cash to get another adapter when i already have one, unless its worth it. Im a uni student so I might bring my mba out quite a lot, so idk if its worth getting the anker nano for convenience (smaller size), and since it charges slightly faster.

Bro Which wall charger is best for phones ? I want versatility and Durability. And Don't want to buy many wall chargers. Need the best one for serveral devices and different ports. Bro I am seeing Nano Pro and Nano II 65 W chargers. Any things you want to recommend?