🔌 Anker Nano II 30W Fast Charger Adapter, GaN II Compact Charger (USB C) for MacBook Air/iPhone 12/12 Mini/12 Pro/Max, Galaxy S21/S21+, Note 20/Note 10, iPad Pro, Pixel, and More Review

When my phone is almost empty, it can be fully charged very quickly. However, when the phone is partially charged, it will quickly charge to around 70-80% and not charge again. It's quite expensive and uses an unusual cable with identical end connectors - my existing cables won't work with it.

To be honest this annoys me a bit :) I was specifically looking for a travel charger and foldable pens are key. I seem to have overlooked the fact that in the photos only the 30W version has no folding pins. Buyer Warning. To be honest the photos seem to put you off.

It definitely works as intended. But it's only worth it if you have a compatible device with super-fast charging capability. I'm sure it would still work, if your device didn't have this capability you would end up spending a lot more than you need to. Charged my Galaxy s21 ultra from 0 to 100% in less than an hour

I love Anker products and this one is no different. This is a new updated version of the old model. It has a much smaller profile. This is my travel charger and I never go anywhere without it, this is the fast charger I use for my iPhone 11. Charges my dead battery so fast! doesn't fold flush to fit in a pocket, but that's not a big deal given the new smaller size.

I bought this to charge my phone. I always drain my phone during the day and want to be able to charge it safely. Thanks to the technology in this compact charger, I feel like I'm getting the best and fastest charge. I like the compact design because I use it from one outlet and it's great that it doesn't interfere with any of the extra outlets. I have purchased other Anker products and have found them to always work flawlessly.

I may have received a defective device. When I received it, I used the USB-C cable provided by Apple to charge my M1 MacBook Air and the device got very hot in about 30-60 minutes. I tried another universal USB-C cable and same thing. I'm afraid to use it. I will probably return it and consider buying another one. Edit: update. It doesn't get hot when I charge a cell phone or leave my computer on overnight. Only with active charging. Maybe it's ok?

Update:::::::::::Update::::::Just got back from my first business trip with the adapter. Both this and the new 65 watt adapter do not support connection in an airplane plug on a 777. I've had problems with Anker adapters before, with their quad port USB adapter etc on a train. Apple's 5W adapter fits a lot tighter and doesn't slip out at all, so it's not just about socket failures. This is a poor design that doesn't hold up well in loose sockets. The only way to use an adapter is to plug in a 3