Anker USB C , 726 (Nano II 65W) PPS Fast Charger Adapter, Foldable Compact Charger for MacBook Pro/Air, iPad Pro, Galaxy S20/S10, Dell XPS 13, Note 20/10+, iPhone 13, Pixel, and More

I've had it for a couple of years now, using it to charge my macbook and cellphone. Fast charge. I love having 2 usb-c sockets. Nice and slim, well made and good looking.

Good looking and solid charger with excellent customer serviceInitially, I experienced an issue where one of the charging ports (for phone charging) stopped working after about 9 months of occasional use. This was disappointing as it's one of several charging bricks our family of three uses daily.However, I must commend Anker for their exceptional customer service. When I reported the problem, they responded quickly and professionally. They offered a full refund without any hassle, which I appreciated.While the product didn't meet my long-term expectations, Anker's commitment to customer satisfaction is noteworthy. They stood behind their product and resolved the issue promptly. This level of service makes me more likely to consider their products in the future, despite my initial experience with this particular charger.In summary, while the product had issues, the company's approach to problem-solving was excellent. It's reassuring to know that if you encounter any problems, Anker will work to make it right.

It's everything they say if you canunderstand what it is they are saying. Bottom line is that this thing is fast. It's definitely the fastest charger I've used ever. I don't work for them, we aren't even neighbors and I have no idea where they even live. Just wanted to say that it's worth buying because damn. Make sure to get a charging cable the right size/diameter (thicker the quicker) to utilize the full potential. It's fast without a heavy cable but not super fast like it is with it. It's so fast I can't get out the stopwatch fast enough to time it. That's how fast it is. I think this thing captures lightning bolts while you sleep, stores them away till needed. I have no scientific proof of this yet but I have contacted Myth Busters and told them my hypothesis. They said they would send cameras straight away but only thing showed up so far is an ambulance. What the hell????? They must not like lightning. Had another hypothesis in which everyone that orders this Superman fast charger has found a Wind Turbine erected. outside they home after the first night. So far mine isn't up yet but I'm sure it's coming

The charging power was the main reason I got this. I had a super charger that came with my Moto G5 Power, but one of my coworkers accidentally destroyed it. Great. So decided to look into a quality super charger that wasn't going to break my bank and actually stands up to some rough handling. Now, once I got it, had to also add cables to the list since I only had USB-A to USB-C, not USB- to USB-C. Ok, fine. I needed them anyway.Plugged this sucker in and the sheer speed it charged up my phone was great! So I decided to test it on my Nintendo Switch. I play off the dock a lot since I bring it to work to play during break times or my sis needs the dock to charge hers when we're in the living room. The older charger we have isn't powerful enough to keep the Switch charged while playing (I have a Gen 1, she has, I think, a Gen 2, both of which drain power much faster than current gen/models) but this one is, and since it has two ports, sometimes we're both charging at the same time in the living room when someone wants to watch TV.Might buy a few more, one for my room to replace a 5yo charger that's getting low on performance, and of course, one for work so I can play on my Switch, and to keep Mom from stealing my chargers... XD

Sometimes, there's a charger, well, it's the charger for its time and place. It fits right in there. And that's the 726, in a XPS 13 setup. For an "office in a bag" situation this was great. Enough juice to power the laptop or fast-charge the phone(s) and a dedicated trickle charge option for headphones, batteries, etc. Sadly, gave it away and definitely notice going back to a brick and a handful of adapters. 65W might not be enough for newer machines, but the concept is one to build around.

I have been using this charger consistently for most of my device charging needs for about a year (aside from laptop). I bought it to get as close to a minimalist "one charger for everything" as I could. It's an excellent little charger, the build quality feels awesome. It's charging power is accurate according to the specs and I don't feel that it ever gets excessively hot. I routinely use it to charge two devices at once, including an iPad on one port and iPhone on the other. The only issue I have run into is that when traveling I planned to use it truly for everything, including laptop. I have a 65W laptop so this will charge that independently, it's recognized and charges just like the OEM charger. In theory you could use this but the logistics of trying to keep a laptop charged while also using it with your other small devices is challenging. You have to go back and forth sharing it among devices if the wattage need maxes out the total wattage on a port (you are not supposed to charge two devices if one port is maxed out). With the length of time that phone batteries last it might mean quite a bit of switching. Only other minor dislikes are that it's pretty heavy for its size (seems typical for chargers like this) and the text describing the wattage output has started to rub off, this was really helpful at first but now it's difficult to remember the max output on each port.