Anker 736 Nano II 100W USB C Charger - Compact, 3-Port GaN Fast Charger for MacBook Pro/Air, Google Pixelbook, ThinkPad, Dell XPS, iPad Pro, iPhone 16/Pro, Galaxy S22/S20 - Ideal for Travel

Great solid power, barely gets warm, and no buzzing or humming sound like my other cheap power supplies. The USB-C PD seems to enumerate well, making various power settings as the device calls for. The charges fast, and is a very nice adapter. It seems heavy for it's size, which I think indicates solid transformer inside (a good thing). i would recommend it.

This is a great charger. It will charge my MacBook air and surface book 3 at the same time with no issues. It does not get very warm and just does was it's meant to do. I appreciate the port layout and compactness. This is a great charger for traveling because it's compact, and will charge about anything as fast as the drive is able to charge via a wired connection.

As shown in the photos, I had a very clumsy setup for my iPad Mini and Pixel phone. Once I added a smart watch to charge, I needed something better. The Anker 736 Nano II 100W Charger was just right, since the iPad uses USB-A and the Android items use USB-C. No more constant swapping between phone cord and watch cord!What I like about it is that it is powerful, compact, and my devices all charge more than fast enough for my needs. I also like that it is clean, and in new condition, and has all three slots, and is not a much cheaper version sent to me instead of what I had put in my cart (see photo). I wish I had it in white to fit in the bathroom better, but oh well, black is what I had to get from a not-old hen-ovoid.

I am using mine with an Anker 100W charger. Yesterday, it seemed hesistant to charge my MBP. Today, works fine. Two differences: yesterday the computer was almost fully charged. I got the amber light, then green, then nothing. Also, I think yesterday I was using a second charging port on the charger.I knew the cable was okay, because it worked fine when plugged into a USB-C charger that came with a more recent MBP.Today it brought two 2015 MBP computers to full charge... one from about 47% and one from about 90%.So all in all, I don't have a definitive answer, but it's clearly not a total bust, and I'm about to buy another one. If there is an issue, I'll post a review on the second one.Update: seems fine. 100w port is the #1 all in all, happy camper!

I am primarily using this with a 14” MacBook Pro laptop and a iPhone 14 Pro. The MacBook ships with a 96W adapter, so this 100W adapter from Anker was needed in order to meet the laptop power requirements.With this adapter I can use the top port for the full 100W that the laptop needs, and then if at some point during the day I need to recharge my phone I can plug the phone into the second port. The third port, which is old school USB-A is useful for some random small items that I have that used USB-A cables (rechargeable flashlights, cameras, tools, etc.) so it’s nice to have that option on the same charger.I used to carry the separate Apple 96W adapter and a dual outlet charger to plug my phone and Apple Watch into when traveling. With this charger I can just toss the one charger in my bag (which is smaller than the Apple 96W charger) and be good to go. The flip up plug prongs make it easy to transport. If I don’t need to charge my laptop overnight I can use the USB-C ports for the phone and watch while traveling. If I want to charge all 3 I can always plug the watch into the USB-A port with an adapter.Note that the TOTAL power output of this device maxes out at 100W, so as soon as you plug a second device into it the power starts getting divided between the ports. The adapter has all the various combinations of how the output works printed on it (see my photo). If you’re going to use it to actually power your computer then you’ll likely need to use it with only the computer plugged in. If you just need to charge things up while not in use then you can charge the computer and other things at the same time. Since I tend to charge my phone and watch overnight this isn’t an issue as during the day I mainly use it for the computer. I can also plug my phone in to top it off during the day without any issues.I highly recommend this charge if you’re looking for a one-stop solution for all your charging needs, both at home and on the go.

excellent quality. fast charger. I can charge both my Samsung Tab s9 ultra and Galaxy s25 ultra at the same time.

The anker 736 power adapter has been decent so far, but the ports are a bit strange.The laptop USB-C port charges my MacBook at a max of 60 watts, while the iPad or phone USB-C port can charge it at 80-90 watts. Not sure if they are mislabeled, but a minor annoyance.The real annoying part about this charger is that the Laptop USB-C port does not charge my phone, a Galaxy S24 Ultra. I get the error message "The connected USB device isn't supported." It also doesn't charge an iPhone I tried.So I'm limited in how many devices I can Fast Charge with the USB-C ports. A bit disappointing.Update: Anker support reached out and were not able to offer a replacement, but did offer a refund. I purchased a different Anker Charger and that one is working perfectly. Great support and great products is why I always go back to Anker.

Can't really complain, works really well and is smaller than the charger my laptop came with. It's a little dense/heavy, but that's to be expected with GaN. Love the port selection.