USB C Plug, USB C Charger, 735 Charger GaNPrime 65W, PPS 3-Port Fast Wall Charger for MacBook Pro/Air, iPad Pro, Galaxy S22/S21, Dell XPS 13, Note 20/10+, iPhone 13/Pro, and More

It plugs, it charges, heck, it can even charge multiple devices. On a more informative note the quality of this charger is quite good, most likely the best I have ever seen. I was not able to pinpoint any sort of poor quality control (although both of the USB-C are connected to a single circuit which can be problematic for certain scenarios? Please read up on it as I know very little of this 'issue') or subpar material and it has some heft to it that screams quality without feeling heavy. The charger also charges devices (mobile phones and other small devices) quickly and without becoming noticeably warm to the touch, although I have not really put it to its limits. The charger is also smaller than I expected which is a positive for portability, although it would be great if the plug can fold but that matters little to me but may be useful for others. The option to use USB-A and/or USB-C (x2) is great as they are typically the only ports you would need to charge your devices. Overall, it is a great charger and suits my needs flawlessly and I don't expect the need to get a new one for a while.

Firstly, be aware there are 2 versions of the 735. This one is the better one and has GaNPrime written on the side. The difference in price is £2 at the time of writing so definitely not worth getting the older one. It's been tested so far in a Nintendo Switch - I don't have times but it seemed as fast if not faster than the original charger. Also a Samsung Note 20 Ultra and an S22 Ultra. Unlike some other products, this does charge at Super Fast rates . The S22U also charged at Super fast 2.0 taking 27 minutes to charge from 34% to 85% (much faster than the standard charger sold with the phone). Sometimes the Note 20 will just say "Charging" but the rate of charge reflects super fast. I think this is to do with how these smart chargers work - they communicate with the device and adjust the charging voltage over the first few seconds, the charging animation will often come on as the slow green circle before upgrading to the blue super fast shortly after. For a 65W brick it is fairly small and wouldn't take up much space for travel; however, it is a solid unit so you cannot slide off the UK plug to protect the pins etc. It also sticks out of the wall a fair bit especially once the usb cables are inserted into the ends so it may be a bit awkward if intended to be plugged in behind furnature, although it's not really designed for that use. All in all, an excellent charger that'll get plenty of use.

More impressive kit from Anker. GaNPrime 65W charger, so ideal for most purposes except perhaps high-performance laptops where a larger charger capacity might be warranted. Used for a month to charge a wide variety of devices including iPads and iPhones. Decent speed of charging (better than Apple's own chargers in my opinion) and Anker's power management system seems to work well - no obvious over-heating of charger or any device. Not cheap, but good value for money especially at a slight sale price. I think it's worth paying for a high-quality charger for both safety reasons and to protect the batteries of the kit being charged. Anker seem to have been reliably giving this through several generations of products - nothing is leading me to look for alternatives. So I haven't done any test comparisons with other brands.

An expensive but really fantastic charger, as always from Anker. It will charge either 3 units with lower power requirements or one high power unit. The maximum rated capacity is 65W but I haven’t measured it’s peak output. It’ll happily charger my iPad Pro and iPhone as fast as they can charger and without fuss. It would charger my MacBook Pro if I needed it to, though more slowly than the supplied charger. GaN chargers are more efficient so should waste less energy on things like heat. When charging this unit gets warmer than my other Anker GaN charger (which is only ever barely warm) but that’s a physically bigger unit so probably easier to dissipate heat. We now have 5 Anker charters of different capacities and they’re all great. And this one is a fab addition to our charger ‘fleet’.

I personally always buy Anker. I trust their products and have never had an issue with them. This product is excellent. It is less than half the size of the original Apple Charger for my MacBook Pro, and significantly less weight. It is compact enough for travelling, compared to the original Apple charger (which is stupidly large). It charges my laptop at a good rate, though not quite as fast as the original charger (although that was a higher power). 65W is more than enough for a quick charge on MacBook Pro, but obviously not a true rapid charge like the 96W original charger. I also use it to charge my iPhone, and it gives good fast charging for this via lightning (don’t use MagSafe). Obviously can charge two iPhones on rapid charge simultaneously (as well as a legacy USB-A product). The charger gets slightly warm, but not hot, even at max load. Looks stylish enough to be left in a wall socket all the time. Could be slightly cheaper. Another addition for the future would be foldable prongs, like the US version has (although we are always hampered by the large plugs in the UK). Overall: recommend if you are looking for a safe and smaller charger for a laptop, and if you also want to charge a phone at the same time.

Exactly what you would expect from Anker. Good looking, well built charger. Purchased this specifically as it has both USB-A and USB-C ports so can charge pretty much everything. Tested charging current - easily delivering 20W to my phone - I don't have equipment to test it any further but my laptop appears to be charging just as fast as the original 65W adapter. This particular charger is very slightly bigger than some newer models. Not an issue for me especially since it was a little cheaper as well. And it really looks like the newer ones are only smaller by 10mm or so which is not that significant.

Smart design and excellent product worth every penny.

Im getting the same problem as someone else noted in their review. When I plug my MacBook Air in to charge at the beginning it will take 30-60 seconds to start charging and then at times it will stop charging and ill hear the 'unplugged' chime from the laptop. Then 10 seconds or so later it will start charging again - this will happen multiple times. This also happens with the iPhone. Cant be good for the battery. This does NOT happen when I use the original apple chargers. Ive had my laptop for 2+ years and never had this until using this charger. Apple charger works fine and other chargers ive used eg Spigen gan charger worked fine. I contacted Anker and they sent me a new one - good of them - but that also does the same thing so either there is a bad batch or other people aren't noticing for some reason. Once I saw the other review it confirmed what I knew - there is a deign problem or quality problem. Shame - because Anker are normally very good.