Anker 736 100W Nano II Power Adapter Review and Test
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2022
- Anker 736 100W Nano II Power Adapter Review and Test
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In this video I am looking at the new Anker 100W Power Adapter. The model number is 736, 100W Nano II or the A2145. More model numbers must mean more better.
USB Power Delivery Specifications:
www.usb.org/documents YES, it is 50 MB. Yes, the document is 800+ pages long.
Universal Serial Bus Power Delivery Specification page 366, version 3.1, rev 1.4, April 2022
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After suffering through so many recommended videos that are nothing but advertisements for the products being "reviewed," I'm happy to see that somebody is doing something other than sales here on UA-cam. You earned a new subscriber!
Thanks! I figure give all the information out and let people decide if it is what they want. The videos are much more technical in general.
Thumbs up for detailed honest testing, more such people like you are needed in this world!
Thanks!
Came across this channel while looking for a USB C travel charger for my laptop. I've run through quite a few of these videos now and I like how informative they are. Good job! I ended up buying the Baseus 100W charger, but wanted to see how this Anker one would compare. Glad I got the Baseus one 😉 it's not as fast as the 240w charger, but it charges it up pretty fast. Thanks for the good info! 😀
Yeah, in reality, most devices aren't taking full advantage of 100w adapters even. So, they're a bit oversized. The 65W adapters, at least what I've seen so far are all pretty bad. A 240w charger is cool but probably won't do anything to charge most laptops any faster. The big thing is one adapters many ports though. The Baseus at least does a good job of supplying even lower power levels though.
@@AllThingsOnePlace For travel, I'd prefer a smaller form factor. Do you recommend any 65w adapters at all?
@@Sudovest8 Not yet. I am still trying to find the best one.
What a perfect detailed review - answering all the questions I have. Great job - love your work! Learned an important detail ... anker doesn't like 12V :)
Thanks for watching! Anker has now started to add 12V back in again, ha.
Such a fine structured analysis.
Your videos are a reminder how good Engineering is natural and poetic when well digested and presented.
You basically destroyed the hyped marketing brands for me.
Can you please make comparison for fast charge travel Power banks (20K+ mAh) ?
Thanks and keep it up 👏
I like a lot of detail, a little less of the what it plugs into and more about what it can actually do as a device.
@@AllThingsOnePlace I meant powerbanks with capacities of 20K mAh (which is large enough for travelling and charging multiple devices).
Thanks for detailed review !
The 7 series has GanPrime branding and this one doesn't which is strange.
Very happy to have stumbled on your channel. I've been looking to buy a 100W charger for a while and was thinking about waiting for this one. I almost went with the Minix P3 but after watching your video about it I'm staying away from it.
I guess I might just go for the BaseUs 100W instead.
There is also another charger I'm interested in, maybe you can review it: InfinityLab InstantCharger 100W 4 USB made by Harman (a Samsung company)
Would be interesting to see how it behaves compared to the ones you already reviewed.
That InfinityLab charger looks like a clone of the Baseus. The specifications are very close to that charger, which is a good thing. I will have to check that one out and the rest of the series. I always forget Harmon is part of Samsung. I have a Crown (also Harmon) power amplifier repair video to do at some point.
Your right, this was the most requested charger. I couldn't believe my eyes when I clicked on the video, I was like, its it, its the charger woohoo! But my ultimate enthusiasm in excitement, quickly became a crescendo of disappointment. Anker was 3-months late on getting this out to the market this year, and with all that delay, they still couldn't manage to make a quality charger that ranks at the top of the list. I have always had a deep love for Anker, but this just feels like a betrayal to my heart. Yet another charger to put in the pile of broken dreams. Looks like I need to buy a Basseus then. I am so glad we have you though buddy, many thanks!
You captured my response perfectly. My conjecture on why late and why light on features is lack of semiconductor availability? I was thinking of doing a short on how to make it improve quality (basically force one port to stay at 20V but then you lose a port and the idle power goes up a lot not really worth it).
Sadly i found this video right after my purchase of anker is done
I hate when I buy a product before I look for proper reviews. At least I bought it for $30 cheaper.
Thanks for the hard work.
Well, this one was Ankers first try at higher wattages, I should have been nicer, they've made some very good products after this one.
Thank you yet again , surprised they didn’t do better
It seems like they targeted middle performer and that's where they landed.
@@AllThingsOnePlace yeah it was surprising
@@AllThingsOnePlace when you test the nomad cables will it be with the conversion for the universal cables , is it possible those could have a noteworthy impact on the cables overall resistance?
I´d love to see you test Bases GaN3 pro 65w charger 3 ports. 🙏🏻 keep up these amazing reviews. -they are really helpful
I have tested that one. Want me to spoil it or save it for a video? I am planning a 65W combo video at some point (maybe end of September).
I didn’t understand most of it, but I understood the bottom line. Question is, what would be a better alternative for this? Appreciate the detailed video!
For 100 watts my go to is still the Baseus desktop or wall multi-port adapter. I mostly use the desktop adapter though. Pretty much everything else I've tested from Baseus has been not great performance wise. In terms of longevity they all have issues if you run them near top power level regularly. So, my actual daily use charger is a 165W Satechi adapter that doesn't have more than 100 watts of load on it, so it stays cool and charges everything I use. It isn't for everything though. Some people have had charge loop issues, I haven't been able to replicate them.
Splendid review.
Everyone wanted this to be the one... thanks for watching.
Despite the initial positive spin for Baseus, longevity seems to be an issue when checking recent Amazon user reviews. Got ports crapping out in less than a year. If that's the case, I'd still rather lean Anker even if it's not the most efficient
Yeah, Baseus is a weird company, they like many of the newer companies, they don't make anything. So they have many different contract manufacturers they use, the quality control on some models is not good. My 100W multi-port adapters have been great but my small sample size versus the larger whole and the quality issues I tend to agree with you. There's not many brands that survive more than a few years that make a quality product though. Anker today has a reputation as a high quality manufacturer.
Ive had a Baseu 65W for 2 or 3 years now. No issues.
Ty for your awesome and informative videos. I am interested in what you would recommend for a power adapter?
As of now I still would go with a 100W Baseus adapter as my top pick. Decently low idle power consumption and reasonable power performance across the entire range of output power. That is always subject to change of course.
@@AllThingsOnePlace ty!
Thanks for this super clarification! Subscribed immediately. Do you have a suggestion for a charger that can charge a headset, a watch, an s23ultra and a MacBook air, so a charger with 3 ports minimum.
That sounds like the Baseus 100W Gan3 desktop adapter isn't a bad option.
@@AllThingsOnePlace you have a review of that one? It seems pretty massive, while I'm trying to reduce what I'm carrying 😋
Can you review a couple of the AOHI chargers please? I'm curious how they stack up.
Yep, I have a bunch of them on the bench. I will try for next week. I’ve already tested the 65W and the 30W. No surprises.
Damn I just bought this. Should have watched this first. Luckily my company paid for it.
haha, yeah that's the best way to get one. It's good if it's used with a laptop that uses a decent amount of power and keeps it in that 20V mode.
Hi so if i use it for iphone ipad and laptop (not at the same time) just a combination of these 3, its not recommended? I can get it for $60, will it be okay at that pricepoint? Or should i skip it altogether? Thanks and as always great informative vids!
I rarely subscribe to a channel after a single video, but this time I made an exception.
Wow. Well, thank you!
I'd like to see how Anker's new "GaNPrime 120W" (A2148) stacks up against both this and the rest of the competition.
Yep, we’re going to find out soon. Just got it in house.
I think the apple 140 watt USB PD 3.1 power adapter will be near the top of your chart. It has some fancy power electronics with power factor correction. Please review this one, thanks!
You are the first to ask! But I’ve been thinking that for almost a year. I haven’t ponied up the $100 yet though.
@@AllThingsOnePlace sir please check the ego exinno 240watts 3type c 3 usb a gan charger
"Fell to the bottom where Anker claims its namesake position, anchor" Amazing 🤣
Thanks! I forgot about that one.
What would you recommend getting between this and the Samsung 65W Power Adapter Trio EP-T6530? Sure one is 100w and the other 65w but the Samsung is also at least half price if not more.
I've seen your review for the Samsung but I don't understand all the technical terms. Maybe you should have 1 minute in the video where you explain things to people like they are 5 😁.
Also I love your channel but I feel like the comparison table is not so user friendly.
Thanks for your work!
Thanks, yeah, I'm always refining things and changing out how to compare everything. I have a video on power quality but it is a long video and probably a bit too detailed. I like to give everyone all the technical details which is the thing that makes the channel standout a little. I did add some short descriptions in this video and I want to further things to help clarify and make the data more useful to non electrical engineers and I will keep working on that. The rating system is a big deal. The power quality score, PQS, essentially sets everyone apart. The higher the number the better the device is so more efficiency and more effective the use of the AC power. I have some ideas on how to better present this.
In terms of the Samsung 65W versus the Anker 736. Just look at the numbers: The Samsung is a PQS 86, the Anker is a PQS 139 choice made, pick the higher number! Yes, a web-database of all of this is in progress so anyone can search and find this data on all of these power adapters and well actually anything that plugs into the wall.
Can you please review the KOVOL 120W GaN III 4 Port Charger? Looks pretty solid.
I have that one in my possession already. Haven’t started the testing on it yet.
Can you test the new Apple 35W dual power supplies? And also the Apple 96W one :)
Yeah, I have several apple adapters on the list.
No need to test, Apple always make the best product!
Thank you ...
Thanks for watching!
How would the Baseus 100w charger you recommend compare to the Samsung 45w/65w chargers, speed-wise?
Baseus also has a newer GaN3 100w charger - any idea how this stacks up to the GaN2 model you recommend?
It will be a little slower than the Samsung proprietary protocol. As long as the phone supports PD 3.0, the phone will maximize it's charge rate with the Baseus 100W (Wall) charger. I have the GaN3 charger here also, haven't tested it yet, not sure if it will be good or not!
Yay! Another Friday, another power adapter review! Many thanks for your effort. I hope you test Mcdodo's CH-0771 too. It seems promising. Also, can you check your email? I've sent you one. Keep it up!
Yes, I saw the email. I will check that one out. I have a bunch of adapters from Mcdodo to check out too. I have something like 40 to test or make videos for!
Do you have any videos with car chargers? P.S really appreciate your work
Only one so far. I need to make another one. ua-cam.com/video/nq980qj7orU/v-deo.html
@@AllThingsOnePlace Thank You:)
thank you
You're Welcome!
I need a travel adapter and would prefer something lighter. I was thinking of going with the Baseus 100w, since it is your top pick, but I've heard it doesn't stay in the wall really well. The Anker 735 looked goo and light, but it may suffer from the same issues as this one. Do you recommend any 65w adapters, or should I just go 100w? I don't really need 100w with a Macbook Air and a mavic mini and iphone 13 that I travel with, plus my Apple Watch. In your Minix video, you said all the 65w perform poorly. Is this the case?
Yeah, it is a valid point for these 100w adapters with wall staying power, they are heavy and the cables stick out even further. The 65w adapters are okay (either invzi or minix). I think it’ll work just fine it just isn’t the most power efficient, especially with AC power. If you are traveling, I guess you aren’t paying for the power but rather where ever you stay (there are some trickle down effects). But in terms of 65w adapters I have yet to see anything that meets the higher level of performance criteria. The minix coming with the travel adapters is nice. Mostly I present all the data. You ultimately get to decide! If you have good luck with a particular adapter comment as such though.
@@AllThingsOnePlace thank you! Have you tested any 65w adapters that are better? For example, the Anker 735?
can you test the slimq next?
The 100W slimq was done previously. ua-cam.com/video/fXhrWCIkEKM/v-deo.html
I ordered that device yesterday for black friday (-46%) which make it for about 35 USD. I think at this price it's a good deal. what do you think ?
I understand most of my usage will keep it at rather low power delivery, I ordered this one because I wanted to charge on multiple port at the time at 20W. Thanks for the review !
Yeah, that isn't a bad deal at all. This device is great for the opposite end of things. Great for laptops. Not a great low power device. But for the price you paid, it's fine.
Please test the new Anker GaNPrime 120W
MMM, lots of marketing hype to check out on those. Power Hawaii for 30 days! It looks like they won't make it here until late August so probably September before they can make the channel.
@AllThingsOnePlace I am wondering under what circumstances the charger overload could happen? I mean if the charger is, for instance 45w, laptop or tablet could ask it for higher power but charger won't provide it. In this case overload would not happen. But when overload happens?
One possibility is the usb cable shorting out (I know I have a frayed cable or two around that need to go). Another is a charge controller error or a device that isn't programmed properly and draws more power than is available. The charger having the built in protection will cause resets but it won't cause a more dangerous situation. If the communication is broken on the USB C path anywhere the device will shut down also. This communication should keep the device from asking for too much power though.
@@AllThingsOnePlace wow. Thanks for the answer
For a while I have been looking for a 100W multi adapter charging station for my S22 U and others as an investment for the future, but I couldn't find anything suitable besides the issue of compatibility and support
Is there a specific type you recommend? What do you think of this : Zendure Superport S4 uae
I haven't used that one before. I have heard of the brand though for the travel adapters they sell. As of right now the two best options for a 100W multiport adapter (two USB C and two USB A) that I have seen are the Baseus 100W multiport wall adapter and the Hyphen-X 100W wall adapter. I haven't tested the desktop variants yet.
Can you do new Apple MultiPort USB-C 35W when it's released?
Added to the list.
My personal laptop is a 100 watt. My work laptop is 65watt. Can I use this single adapter for both so I don't have to travel with two chargers? Meaning, does the 100watt charger dumb down to 65watts if used with a 65watt device?
Yes! The advantage of a communication protocol is the device decides how much power to use by communicating power needs to the power adapter. This is why I have a little circuit board to ask for the different power levels. The cable even matters if you go beyond 65W.
Is this charger safe to use for any smartphone or should you use one that’s designed from the same brand as the smartphone?
Safe to use is relative, the phone decides how much power to use. Modern phones are very good at negotiating for and only using as much power as they need. This certainly has the bandwidth for powering a phone though. In terms of using the specific brand, it is preference. The manufacturer certainly puts effort into making sure their chargers work.
which is a better choice between the anker GaN a2145 or the ugreen cd226? both are 100w and will be used for a legion laptops. Hope you can help me!
There are two CD226 adapters. One is a P/N 70869, that one is fine. The other one is an avoid. In terms of compatibility with a Lenovo laptop not sure, it really depends on the laptops capabilities if a USB C adapter can keep up with power demands. But assuming that part is okay, I'd say either is fine.
What do you mean the voltage drops below the USB PD tolerance rate ? So this one here was running at 19.4V while for example the Baseus 100W wall charger you reviewed was running at 19.2V but you never mention this in any of the other videos ? Am i missing something and is this actually relevant ?
Yeah, it's something I added in time, the Baseus sucks too. It basically will limit wattage that gets delivered, so if the device can take advantage of 100 watts with the full 20 volts, you get a few percent less with this and the Baseus and many others. I've dropped it on newer videos. I give a chart now and leave you to make your own decisions.
@@AllThingsOnePlace Yeah because of the voltages i ended up ordering a 28V 140W capable charger (the Ugreen one with only japanese safety listing). Idk if that will mean it can deliver a better voltage in it's 20V mode though. And hopefully it doesn't shock me hahah.
Edit: It just arrived and turns out the version sold in Europe is CE certified.
I can find this Anker 736 and Baseus 100 watt 4 port one for around the same price. Which one would be a better deal Sir?
My choice is the Baseus but it depends on your needs.
Great video! But I was a little confused, what does all this mean to the average user? Would I notice any benefit to a charger with a better rating like the baseus 100W charger? Thank you!
There's the kind of initial bit going over the charger itself, how it behaves, overload protection level, those are useful for direct and obvious reasons. The power quality score and said numbers are a bit more of a hidden code, the numbers the manufacturer would never let you see. The easiest one is efficiency. The higher the efficiency the cooler the device runs, the more power is transferred into your device rather than becoming heat which means less cost to the user for the same output. In AC things get more complicated since there are phases and waves so efficiency isn't just efficiency. Not knowing your technical level, this means the wave shape and phase of current and voltage matter. So REAL efficiency may be high but that doesn't mean the device isn't causing issues elsewhere and real components have real losses that essentially equal more cost to the end user. A low power factor 100W power adapter actually costs a couple dollars more to run per year (US electrical rates) versus a power factor corrected one. It isn't a large number since electricity is really cheap but as everything is getting more expensive being effective in use of power becomes more and more important. Also, a large number of non-power-factor (PF) corrected devices on the grid increases the amount of generating capacity required. Millions of people using a non-PF device versus a PF corrected device means more current which means more loss before and after your electrical meter. This is tiny scale of course. It isn't a 10 megawatt AC motor so correction is on a different level but still important. This is too long. I need to make a video for all of this stuff, haha.
@@AllThingsOnePlace Oh gotcha! Thank you for the reply, and yeah a video would be great. But that makes sense😁
@@AllThingsOnePlace really appreciate the videos exposing things manufacturers don't want us to see, but also have to put into account the ports / size and form factor use case. No use in being very efficient if there's only 1 port when you need multiple, even if it's at lower charging speeds. Or if you need a small form factor for travel, or something that just doesn't fall out of the socket due to it's length.
После подключения Второго устройства - Первое перезапускается????? Спасибо
Yes.
So, I ordered this one yesterday, before seeing your review. Arrived today. Package is still unopened. Should I return it and get the Baseus 100W 4-port instead?
I think it comes down to your power needs and devices you’ll be plugging in. If you have a laptop you are using with this it will be good. If it’s mostly for lower powered devices I’d probably swap it out.
@@AllThingsOnePlaceThanks. So pretty much what I thought. And no, will not be using it for laptops. Alright, swap for a Baseus it is!
@@AllThingsOnePlacedamn i used thisfor samsung s23 25w should i change ??
I think what you're paying for is "name-brand" (funny Anker is a name brand now) as well as the size. I'd be curious to see how the Monoprice 100w stacks up against the Hyphen-X as it's about $15 less on sale.
It looks like monoprice has two 100W adapters. One is about $15 more one is $15 less. It looks like one has a lower input current rating so I bet one is better than the other.
Hi, is there a list of USB-C adapters which do not reset the power supply when additional devices are connected or removed?
Not specifically. The higher wattage ones are the ones that usually can do that, some have specifically 4 ports and all are lower wattage ports too. I haven't tested any of those yet though.
@@AllThingsOnePlace Oh I see, thanks! From your review of the Belkin 108W, it seems to not reset. The new SlimQ F110 seems to not reset too, based on its website. Not sure how different it is from the SlimQ F100 which you have reviewed. Great channel btw!
So what’s the best 100w charger to buy ?
As of now, I am still on the Baseus 100W Desktop or Wall multi-port charger as the best option. The main issue I see from people with these is questions on whether they last or the quality control. They don't have the best power sharing and they also have some issues with negotiating USB in some cases but once they finish the USB dance, they've worked great for me. No charger is perfect. If you really want an Anker device, over this 100W charger I'd pick the Anker 120 or 150W charger. They have a bit better power sharing.
Which brand should I buy if I watt a device like 736?
I hesitate on recommendations since one size doesn't work for everyone. I have had good luck with the Baseus 100W multiport adapters though. If you want to stick with Anker I recommend the GanPrime series 120W or 150W adapters.
I need the information of the top 1 charger baseus
As of now the desktop and wall 100w multiport Gan3 and Gan2 respectively are my go to Baseus Adapters.
Number one recommended 100w charger?
My daily driver is the 100W Baseus wall or desktop adapter. I caution that they may not be the longest lasting, all I can say is I haven't had any problems yet.
Can the two usb c ports supply 45w of power each when used simultaneously?
Yes.
Thanks for replying. Eventually I won’t be able to keep up on this UA-cam notifier thing. It doesn’t remove any comments until I respond (which is a good thing).
I have a light stipe, which is 12V 2A will it power it?
You can but you need an adapter to get the power adapter to put out the 12V, www.amazon.com/Blind-SPOT-Adapter-Device-Battery/dp/B08CCX5S96 , this isn't the recommended power adapter for this application as it doesn't turn on PFC though. If you want compactness I'd probably go with a smaller Anker power adapter, like the nano II 30W, if you want most efficient conversion the 120W anker 737 or the Baseus 100W wall adapter are great options. This is the no soldering option, there are much cheaper ways to make this happen if you want to solder a bit.
mister, Hey sir, The TÜV ist not for US or even Canada , this is German short Words TÜV, and it means Technischer Überwachungs Verein.
Yep. They also offer Japan, US and Canada safety listings.
Sir
Your 480 p video corrupted
1080 is fine
That’s all UA-cam! I don’t control that.
Is it support vivo x50 5G flash turbo charge in 11.0V = 3.0 A?
Only if that is a power delivery supported protocol. If it is proprietary then it wont support it.
Let's say I am using this device to charge a laptop at 100w, then I plug a phone (latest and greatest, lets say an iphone 13+) and after a while I unplug the phone. The laptop won't charge at 100w anymore, correct? What's the benefit on that? I mean, why I'm forced to unplug and re-plug the laptop to get 100w again? Thanks for this video!!
I'm not sure, I think it was more of an oversight here, but the newer devices are much better at renegotiating the USB speeds. Almost seamless on the Anker Prime series.
what charger should I get I want some to be able to charge my (20v 65w) laptop while charging my iPhone, and ipad.
This one actually is fine. One device will be on the slower boat with the USB A port. I use the Satechi 165W with four devices and the Baseus 100W adapters. The newer version Anker Prime 100W wall adapter is quite an upgrade from this one. Still three ports.
@@AllThingsOnePlace thanks for the advice
looks like Anker allocated more budget to Marketing and Advertising instead of the Product Development team 🤣🤣🤣
Yeah, this one had a huge hype train and it's not exactly what people were looking for. Looks like the GanPrime rollout has some better products though.
Could you try the VOLTME REVO 100 it uses GaN III technoy also GaN sense, its almost the same size as this one but better output capacity
I added it to the list.
What about the razor gan charger 🔌
Yeah, working up to that one, so expensive!
do any anker chatrgers even have 100w and a 12v mode
No.
@@AllThingsOnePlace well any chargers that do lol
can i charge power bank with the anker?
Yes, this will do that job well.
So what 100w power adapter for you recommend?
As of right now the baseus 100w wall or desktop adapter or the hyphen x 100w adapter are still all decent options. None of them are perfect but those are my top choices.
@@AllThingsOnePlace good thing I just bought the Baseu 👍100w wall charger then......lol was definitely based off your review though. Thanks!
Does this support PPS charging with Pixel 8 Pro?
It has the PPS mode so I don't see why it won't work. It may not be the fastest option out there.
Huh, seems like Anker 736 gets a pass but iss sad thou. I really thought this charger would rule them all.😞
Yeah, it works and it’s checks the boxes, but I think I said I expect more at the top end of the market.
Nice to see a review with actual information.
However, when I'm buying something like this, my biggest concern by far is not efficiency, it is safety. If I buy this and leave it plugged in for a decade, am I guaranteed that there will never be a problem that leads to a fire? Do the safety ratings mean that we are sure it's as safe as an Apple charger?
I'm frustrated by the fact that the electronics accessory market is made up almost entirely of Chinese companies, many of them obscure no-name brands. I would fell more comfortable buying from an American company that has a reputation to uphold and deep pockets to sue if anything goes wrong. Or at least a Japanese or European company. With China's historical reputation for shoddy products, I don't like being forced to bet all of my Earthly belongings on their products' safety. But in a lot of cases, like with USB-C hubs and such, I don't seem to have much of a choice.
Yeah, I certainly understand that, Anker has a good track record and is a big company now. Are they perfect, no, but they do take safety pretty seriously on these devices and from any teardowns I've done put effort into making these properly. Data security, not so much. Why does the power bank app need access to my contacts and photos...
The safety testing of course is risk mitigation, some percentage of everything breaks and some percentage of everything will break in an unsafe way, everything can't be in a fireproof box that poses a fire risk. I get the, does the safety listing matter, question quite a bit and basically I've found that, yes, it matters, if it isn't on the product some corner was cut to make it cheaper. It may make it a little less efficient to make it safer too and it's a worthwhile tradeoff. If it's just inefficient compared with the just as safe competition off the bat though that's when I complain. Of course all of these are like the finishing line of the 100 yard dash. blink and everyone finished, but only one gets the gold, they're all very close.
I have legion 5 pro rtx 3070 I need a portable 100w charger but good charger which won't frie my laptop. Can you suggest me which one will be good?
baseus ccgp090201 gan5 pro 100w
Anker 736 nano 2 100w
Ugreen cd 226 100w
Hi, I just got an S22 Ultra - which brick will give me the fastest charge?
(I was about to buy the Samsung 65w trio, but see your review of it isn't great.)
Yeah, that 65W Samsung one is a skip. The 45W Samsung adapters however aren't bad and they will max. out the charge rate of the phone. In reality they don't charge at that rate for long and spend most of the time at a much lower wattage rating so even smaller chargers don't mean a much longer time to full charge. This Anker would also be a bad choice since it won't ever turn on its high performance mode to charge a phone or even most tablets.
@@AllThingsOnePlace - The general research (via Google) I did indicated that the Samsung chargers would provide the fastest charge for the s22 Ultra (vs. other brands) and that the 65w trio was slightly faster than the 45w, interestingly.
How would the Baseus 100w charger you recommend compare to the Samsungs, speed-wise?
Baseus also has a newer GaN3 100w charger - any idea how this stacks up to the GaN2 model you recommend?
is it support xiaomi turbo charge?
I don’t think it does.
I bought anker adapter on aliexpress can't tell if it's genuine
Yeah, certainly hard to tell without having a (hopefully) genuine one to compare to.
PLESS TELL ME WHAT TO BUY.
haha, it is a difficult statement to answer. The charger in this video isn't bad. I like the Baseus 100W chargers personally. I haven't found a great 65W charger yet.
have 200w charger
yes.
Thanks for the heads-up! Won't be buying this one...
Yeah, disappointment. This was supposed to be the new top tier adapter.
My Samsung s9+ can't get more than 8watts
That sounds about right for that phone for standard charging. That will fully charge it in about 1.5 hours if it holds that rate. The cable and port you use can matter though. So, USB C to USB C that supports some kind of fast charging will get you the most, if using that, then it sounds like a bug to me! Call Anker, I guess these don't work with the Steam Deck either...
You actually gave me too much information
Yeah, I do that. Somewhere in the middle is probably ideal. Give some real data, but don't need the large tables.
I feel like he's speaking English...but I can't quite tell.
lol I'm very dumb. I just want to know that the $42 I spent on this thing was worth it >.
haha, yeah, it's like a different language, I tell people I speak two languages electronics and english. For $42 this adapter is pretty well worth it. It's best at higher wattage loads so laptops and things like that.
@@AllThingsOnePlace perfect! Thank you! :D Will be used for a macbook
@@AllThingsOnePlace been using this thing for about 3 months now, and it's been perfectly adequate for me. This video is still way too advanced for my dumb brain lol, but the charger charges up my MacBook Pro and a couple of other devices all at the same time with no problems at all. Usually an iPad Pro and either a Steam Deck or Nintendo Switch.
After one month 2 outputs doesn't work!
Warranty. But yeah, it shouldn't break so soon.
Bad application of good science.
What is a good application?
Disappointed
Haha. Hopefully with the product.
Don't buy product from this kind of cheap Chinese company! always have low quality and performance!
Haha, I was more nice than that. Anker has built a reputation. Apple does make some reliable power adapters though. I’ve never had one of fail.