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PowerPort Atom PD 1
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Full-Speed for MacBookDelivers a full-speed charge to MacBook from a body no larger than a phone charger. |
Optimized for iPhoneProven to charge iPhone 2.5× faster than the stock charger that comes in its box. |
Universal CompatibilityCharges the full range of USB-C phones, tablets, laptops, and more. |
PowerPort Atom PD 1
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Ultra-CompactJust like an actual atom, PowerPort Atom fits practically anywhere. You’ve never seen a charger this powerful, be this small. |
Superior SafetyOur exclusive MultiProtect safety technology ensures complete protection for you and your devices. |
The Anker AdvantageHigh-speed charging. Leading technology. Join our family of over 50 million happy users, and change the way you charge. |
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The shipping was fast. I bought the white version because it was $20.99, $9.00 cheaper than the black version. I bought this specifically to charge my iPad Pro 11 and charge my Samsung s8 on the go. I been using it for almost two weeks and can offer this opinion from what I experienced so far: 1)IPad pro original charger charges at with an output of 5V=3A or 9V=2A. The Anker charger has power delivery technology with multiple outputs, 5V=3A/9V=3A/15V=2A/20V=1.5A. I haven’t been able to test it with a meter but I am almost certain it’s is charging at 9V=3A because it heats the iPad considerably, I had to charge it with a pedestal fan besides it just for precaution.2) Samsung s8 does heats up and would not recommend to use it as a daily driver.Still too early to tell but for now I give it three stars. On their website it says that it is compatible with the iPad Pro 11 inch and it may be the case but still don’t like that it heats up. Let me clarify that it heats up while charging and the iPad is not in use. I live in the Caribbean but even at night while room temperature is at 65ºF which is cold for a tropical island it heats up. This is a reason for why your experience may differ depending on where you live.UPDATE:The IPad Pro is actually charging at 15V 2a, hence the reason why it feels warmer than usual. I have gotten use to it and to date have not had any trouble with the charger.I now have a Samsung s10 and use the same charger with no problem or performance issues. This is a great charger with its multiple charging output! Upgraded to five stars.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 7, 2020
Color: WhiteVerified Purchase
The shipping was fast. I bought the white version because it was $20.99, $9.00 cheaper than the black version. I bought this specifically to charge my iPad Pro 11 and charge my Samsung s8 on the go. I been using it for almost two weeks and can offer this opinion from what I experienced so far: 1)IPad pro original charger charges at with an output of 5V=3A or 9V=2A. The Anker charger has power delivery technology with multiple outputs, 5V=3A/9V=3A/15V=2A/20V=1.5A. I haven’t been able to test it with a meter but I am almost certain it’s is charging at 9V=3A because it heats the iPad considerably, I had to charge it with a pedestal fan besides it just for precaution.
2) Samsung s8 does heats up and would not recommend to use it as a daily driver.
Still too early to tell but for now I give it three stars. On their website it says that it is compatible with the iPad Pro 11 inch and it may be the case but still don’t like that it heats up. Let me clarify that it heats up while charging and the iPad is not in use. I live in the Caribbean but even at night while room temperature is at 65ºF which is cold for a tropical island it heats up. This is a reason for why your experience may differ depending on where you live.
UPDATE:
The IPad Pro is actually charging at 15V 2a, hence the reason why it feels warmer than usual. I have gotten use to it and to date have not had any trouble with the charger.
I now have a Samsung s10 and use the same charger with no problem or performance issues. This is a great charger with its multiple charging output! Upgraded to five stars.
2) Samsung s8 does heats up and would not recommend to use it as a daily driver.
Still too early to tell but for now I give it three stars. On their website it says that it is compatible with the iPad Pro 11 inch and it may be the case but still don’t like that it heats up. Let me clarify that it heats up while charging and the iPad is not in use. I live in the Caribbean but even at night while room temperature is at 65ºF which is cold for a tropical island it heats up. This is a reason for why your experience may differ depending on where you live.
UPDATE:
The IPad Pro is actually charging at 15V 2a, hence the reason why it feels warmer than usual. I have gotten use to it and to date have not had any trouble with the charger.
I now have a Samsung s10 and use the same charger with no problem or performance issues. This is a great charger with its multiple charging output! Upgraded to five stars.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on June 29, 2019
Color: WhiteVerified Purchase
In my research, I found that unless you own or plan to own an iPad Pro or hope to charge the new USB-C Macbooks 30W is all you need. Here are some numbers I found on maximum charging wattage focused on Apple products. Cables will also need to be rated to charge as much btw*
- 18W - iPhone
- 20-25W - 2019 iPad Mini and iPad Air**
- 45W - 2018 iPad Pros
If you're looking to consolidate your cable clutter while cost-effectively transition into USB-C this is a good starter.
- This is one of the cheapest GaN chargers you'll find
- Smallest 30W charger available
- Emits no light when charging (for charging bedside)
- It's a no brainer charger if you don't plan to own an iPad Pro or above (which I am not).
- Even if you do jump into the Pro lineup requiring higher wattage, you'll want a dedicated charger for those.
Having said that you may want to wait to jump into the USB-C bandwagon if:
- Your family or kids are used to using a desktop charger (large multiport USB-A chargers like Anker's PowerPort 6)
- You need USB-C to Lightning cables longer than 6ft
- Your digital needs grow beyond that of smartphones and tablets and into game consoles like Nintendo Switch***
*I found conflicting information on the Anker brand USB-C to Lightning cables but claimed max seems to be 60W.
**Not official but rather tested via USB-C reader. Apple does not provide numbers for the non-Pro iPad lineup.
*** Anker currently provides a desktop charger with USB-C: PowerPort Speed PD 5 but its maximum wattage is 30W and its disclaimer notes that "Will charge Nintendo Switch but does not support 'Charge-and-Play' in TV mode."
- 18W - iPhone
- 20-25W - 2019 iPad Mini and iPad Air**
- 45W - 2018 iPad Pros
If you're looking to consolidate your cable clutter while cost-effectively transition into USB-C this is a good starter.
- This is one of the cheapest GaN chargers you'll find
- Smallest 30W charger available
- Emits no light when charging (for charging bedside)
- It's a no brainer charger if you don't plan to own an iPad Pro or above (which I am not).
- Even if you do jump into the Pro lineup requiring higher wattage, you'll want a dedicated charger for those.
Having said that you may want to wait to jump into the USB-C bandwagon if:
- Your family or kids are used to using a desktop charger (large multiport USB-A chargers like Anker's PowerPort 6)
- You need USB-C to Lightning cables longer than 6ft
- Your digital needs grow beyond that of smartphones and tablets and into game consoles like Nintendo Switch***
*I found conflicting information on the Anker brand USB-C to Lightning cables but claimed max seems to be 60W.
**Not official but rather tested via USB-C reader. Apple does not provide numbers for the non-Pro iPad lineup.
*** Anker currently provides a desktop charger with USB-C: PowerPort Speed PD 5 but its maximum wattage is 30W and its disclaimer notes that "Will charge Nintendo Switch but does not support 'Charge-and-Play' in TV mode."
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David Hicks
Super compact charger for phones, Chromebook, Mac Book
Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on January 22, 2020Color: WhiteVerified Purchase
Amazon Customer
Too bad it didn't perform as claimed.
Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on December 4, 2019Color: WhiteVerified Purchase
TjR
This charger is the real deal.
Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on September 6, 2019Color: WhiteVerified Purchase
Amazon Customer
The smallest, most powerful, most compatible, fastest charger.
Reviewed in Canada 🇨🇦 on November 24, 2019Color: WhiteVerified Purchase
