Anker USB C 715 (Nano II 65W), GaN II PPS Fast Compact Foldable Charger for MacBook Pro/Air, Galaxy S20/S10, Dell XPS 13, Note 20/10+, iPhone 13/Pro/Mini, iPad Pro, Pixel, and More

Bought this for my laptop and phone. Doesnt work with the Google Pixel 6 pro.

The compact size of this charger was ideal, and everything worked well until it didnt. Within just three months it no longer works. The entire device is faulty - the cable and charger. My colleagues have this same model, and it worked fine for them, but this model was not. Perhaps they are using inferior parts with the supply chain challenges?

This is an awesome little PD Charger. It pushes up to 65 watts and truly lives up to that. I paired this with a USB-C Cable that has a digital read out of the watts being pushed through it (https://amzn.to/3XLklKZ), and they pair up wonderfully to power my Microsoft Surface Laptop. I also use this for fast charging my Samsung Note 9. Solid construction, it feels very good in the hand. Its also much smaller than my previous ac charging adapter, much smaller profile for traveling. The actual plug part folds into itself with a very satisfying click, making it just a small cube. I highly recommend this product!

I only use Anker chargers. They are very well made, and they charge my devices very quickly. I highly recommend this product.

Works perfectly.

It reports the ability to charge at 60 watts, and not the advertised 65. Feel slightly lied to.

Great product love how fast it changed my phone.

Great product, compact and great for travel. I use it for both my phone and a laptop. Not at the same time though, since it has only one port but there are larger models which would defeat the purpose of having such a compact charger for travel. Performs very well. Saves you a trouble from carrying a regular laptop charger which is typically much larger and heavier.

Got this for my Steam Deck. Zero issues. Charges and maintains charge while playing.

It is a really small charger. However in comparisons with other brands in the similar 65W, Anker is heavier. The end goal is really travel light. Yes, it is small but heavy.