Teardown of Anker 65W GaN Charger (GaNPrime 735)
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2024
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Introduction
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We've posted several videos about chargers and power banks from Anker GaNPrime series. And today, we got our hands on a three ports 65W GaN charger from GaNPrime series.
It adopts industry's first all-GaN technology to improve performance massively. So let's see how it can achieve this.
Bill of materials (BOM)
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Input Fuse: Better Electronics (5A 250V)
Safety X2 Capacitor: DGCX
Electrolytic Capacitor: Yongming
Master Controller (GaN IC): Southchip SC3057
SMD Y Capacitor: HolyStone
Optocoupler: EL1018
Synchronous Rectification controller: Southchip SC3520
Synchronous Rectifier: Innoscience INN150LA070A
Solid Capacitor: Yongming
MCU: Eastsoft ES8P5066FJNK
Protocol Chip: Ismartware SW3536
Buck MOSFET: AOS AONR66406
Current Sense Amplifier: SG Micro SGM8199A1
Chapter
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0:00 Intro
1:07 Test
2:08 Teardown
4:01 Analysis
7:43 Summary
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Thank you, Very nice review. You show the actual protocols the charger follows, !!!
Great tear down. Lots of work involved.
Very nice review. You show the actual protocols the charger follows, not many of these supposed "reviews" even do this. The only thing I'd add to the review is some testing if the max current/voltage can be sustained by the product.
I find it odd that the charger supports PPS but Anker doesn't show it on the product though.
Maybe marketing couldn't find a way to spin PPS?
Hi, between this Anker and the Baseus 65w gan5, which one is better and which one has better build quality?
I was waiting for this one
Can you teardown the Blitzwolf BW-S23 100 W GaN charger? Thank you! 👍😊
I have this charger I love it.
I don't know about any other brands, or any other anker variants. But so far from the previous anker charger, this is the best. Compatible for apple, Samsung super fast charging 2.0
Hi 👋,
Does it supports Samsung 25W Super Fast Charging?
@@Xiaoxiaoxiaomao of course, 25w and 45w works
It's good, I'm thinking of getting a second one.
@John Smith Since I bought Baseus Power Bank Last time, I'd like to give a chance for Baseus and Ugreen, because Baseus also support 22,5V
How do you think about quality comparison between Anker charger vs Apple charger? In terms of Inside properties and power output quality.
Try Pisen, also comes from China and i really want to compare Pisen with Baseus, very much preciated
Could you please test Ugreen CD275? I use one and I am very satisfied
Having tore it down, I assume there is no way for a consumer to repair a broken charger? Mine suddenly stopped worked after plugged in with a loose connection, so assume it surged and needs a fuse replacement
CAN YOU MAKE A VIDEO TEARDOWN FOR 45W UGREEN GAN CHARGER
Surprised they didn’t include the temperature of the air inside & outside their examination facility as well as humidity level. I mean the amount of information they provided… 💀💀💀why stop there.?. 👍🏻
I love it.Combines 67W GaN fast charger and HDMI HUB into one design,satisfying my charging, screen casting and port expanding needs at once
What?
Not to mention the RS232 port to power my printer from 1986
Hi ChargerLab ,
Does it Supports Samsung 25W Super Fast Charging ?
The 25W Super Fast Charging is supported by Samsung flagship phones and midrange phones.
This charger supports both 25w and 45w super fast charging.
3.3 to 11v 5a is the protocol being used for Samsung phones
I regret buying this charger. When I am charging my phone and tried to charge another device both will stop charging or one will keep connecting and disconnecting
is this trust worthy? better for my Apple devices than the original one?
I bought the 735 non GaNPrime version of this in April and it didn't include the wall adapter accessory. Which is probably why mine died in about 6 months. That wall thing is a must it seems.
It isn't a necessity but if you bought it on Anker you may be able to return it and the wall adapter should be underneath the plastic casing where your manual is
it's not necessary for charger's function and reliability. yours might be a dud from factory so better warranty it
My elecjet works great.
Lots of negative reviews on Amazon about it falling out of the wall socket despite the rubber suction cups.
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USB-C PD is missing 12v
the IC itself supports 12V PD but the tester only tests at PD3.0 protocol. 12V was PD1.0 profile and discontinued on PD2.0 onwards
@@n.shiina8798 yeap, it's optional for the standard. This charger is missing 12v. Hope this doesn't become too common.
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Hi! I bought one Essager 33W and one Essager 65W GaN chargers and I get slight electricution from both of them but none on my three original Samsung chargers that came with my phone. I probed the USB C cable on both Essagers and I got a reading of 75 V AC but just 5V AC on all three of my Samsung chargers. One probe was on the tip of the USB C cable while the other was contacting a wetted bare concrete. Will the high AC voltage coming out of the USB cable be bad for my phone? Is the Anker 65W featured in this video does not output high AC voltage like the Essagers I bought and more like the original Samsung chargers just putting out 5v AC? I have searched Google and I got only one result that seems good that when you plug the cable to the phone it said that the AC will dessipate to a much lower voltage because the cable will be grounded to the body of the phone but I did that and when I probed it it still read 75 V AC. I hope you can clear this out for me. I only have above basic understanding of electricity and electronic components and if I have persued my engineering I wouldn't be asking this questions and I would have been out of the dark.
wow
I always wonder why their chargers have the China version of the plug
Cause it's made in China
@@guyfriends1843 well no, all the versions of plugs are made in China
@@numberIII5243p I don't get what you are saying but I think we are on the same page of it being made in China
They make these chargers for Europe and UK too. The type of plug you see in reviews depends on the country, where the author lives.
Because of America???
Doesn't look repairable!
It's not GAN, it's Gallium Nitride
GaN is the abbreviation of gallium nitride. it's fine to call it "gan" or "gan fet"
GaN is correct.
OMG
“Chinese component” almost entire part of this charger 👎🏽👎🏽
Good luck finding something else not x5 times more expensive.
@@maximkonechno8742 old anker's charger are using high quality component and capacitor.
WHOA! a chinese company using chinese components??????????