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Customer Review
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 17, 2023
I was looking for a GaN charger with multiple charging ports (USB std and USB-C) that uses power correction for highest delivery efficiency (typically available only with >100W chargers). Anker is known for their build quality, performance, and safety certifications. The 737 is no exception. This was probably overkill for my charging requirements, but it charged my M1 Macbook Air in 2.5 hrs and iPhone 14 Pro in 1hr (+80%). Folks are already talking about 240W charging protocols, but those beasts will be monsters with the accompanying weight. The 737 is relatively compact and it comes in at less than 1/2 lb. No issues with it falling out of a wall socket. For those of you with "bigger" laptops (Dell XPS15 and beyond) or you may need to look elsewhere, but the 737 should fit the bill for those of us who like to travel light. FYI, I got my 737 on a great sale and Apple chargers suck.
I was looking for a GaN charger with multiple charging ports (USB std and USB-C) that uses power correction for highest delivery efficiency (typically available only with >100W chargers). Anker is known for their build quality, performance, and safety certifications. The 737 is no exception. This was probably overkill for my charging requirements, but it charged my M1 Macbook Air in 2.5 hrs and iPhone 14 Pro in 1hr (+80%). Folks are already talking about 240W charging protocols, but those beasts will be monsters with the accompanying weight. The 737 is relatively compact and it comes in at less than 1/2 lb. No issues with it falling out of a wall socket. For those of you with "bigger" laptops (Dell XPS15 and beyond) or you may need to look elsewhere, but the 737 should fit the bill for those of us who like to travel light. FYI, I got my 737 on a great sale and Apple chargers suck.
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