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Instead of filling up your house (and the planet) with an extra charger for each new device you buy, Anker Nano II has the power you need to charge the majority of your personal devices with just a single charger. Charge the latest Samsung flagship devices including the Galaxy S22 series and Tab S8 at high speed thanks to compatibility with Samsung Super Fast Charging. Charge iPhone 8 and later up to 3× faster than with an original 5W charger, or a 2020 iPad Pro 11″ up to 30% faster than with the in-box charger.
Anker 543 Charger (65W II) - Anker UK Anker 543 Charger (65W II) - Anker UK
The 25W model has to make do without GaN technology. However, it comes with a modular plug that lets users switch between a Europlug and a Type A plug, which is used in North and Central America as well as many Asian countries. You'll need to attached an included adapter to give the charger a Europlug (note: the type of detachable plug will vary by region). Doing so will make the device look slightly clunky and increase its weight from 70 to 88 g (0.15 to 0.19 lb). The charger's exterior doesn't look quite as premium due to the glossy plastic, but its workmanship is still great and gives us no reason to complain. The 45W power adapter is indeed very compact and weighs 77 g (0.17 lb). Its powder-coated surface has an exceptionally pleasant feel and lends the product a premium look. The Anker 313 has impeccable fit and finish and feels very sturdy. When testing the modular 25W charger, we were able to find an original Samsung adapter with the same rated power for comparison purposes. Anker promises a charge time of under one and a half hours for the Galaxy S23 (3,900 mAh) and delivered on this promise pretty effortlessly. During our testing, the battery was already fully charged after 74 minutes. The Samsung adapter was just as fast, likewise taking 74 minutes to do the job.
Case - GaN versus modular design
Transform a single wall outlet into a 45W USB-C port, an 20W USB-C port, and dual USB-A ports to effortlessly charge up to 4 devices simultaneously.
45W USB C Plug Super Fast Charger, 313 USB C Charger, Anker
This change of mind return policy is in addition to, and does not affect your rights under the Australian Consumer Law including any rights you may have in respect of faulty items. To return faulty items see our Returning Faulty Items policy. Universal Compatibility: Equipped with Anker's signature PowerIQ 3.0 technology to provide high-speed charging to virtually any mobile device. Also supports Programmable Power Supply (PPS) for compatibility with Samsung Super Fast Charging. (Does not support 45W fast charging for Samsung Note 10). What You Get: Anker 543 Charger (65W II) / PowerPort Atom III 65W Slim, 5 ft detachable power cord, adhesive strip, welcome guide, our worry-free 18-month warranty, and friendly customer service. It’s worth mentioning that the charger supports up to 25W power output with the included LED cable and up to 45W output without the LED cable. iPhone 13 / 13 Mini / 13 Pro / 13 Pro Max / iPhone 12 / 12 mini / 12 Pro / 12 Pro Max / iPhone SE 2020 / 11 Pro Max / 11 Pro / XR / Xs Max / Xs / X / 8 Plus / 8As with the 45W model, we connected the Anker 312 (Ace, 25W) to the multimeter. The charger drew 24.37W of power until the battery level reached 44% and gradually lowered its power output afterwards. The Samsung adapter started off at 21W and slowly worked its way up to 23.26W. The 41% mark was reached after 21 minutes, and then the power output began dropping, but at a slightly slower pace than on the Anker charger. Besides the 15W charging pad, Samsung also offers a Wireless Charger Duo Pad that can power up two Qi-compatible devices simultaneously. Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra , Z Fold 4 , Z Flip 4 , Galaxy Buds , and others. That’s not all. You can also pair this adapter to revive your Samsung Chromebooks and notebooks with USB-C ports. By swapping out silicon for gallium nitride (GaN), we’ve reduced the size of our chargers without compromising power. Now with GaN II, we can keep pushing the limits of mobile power even further.
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