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Anker Nano II 65W

Name: Anker Nano II 65W
Brand: Anker
SKU: anker-nano-ii-65w-charger
Rating: 4.5 (54 reviews)

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The GaN charger that replaces all the others: 65W over USB-C, 3 ports for MacBook, iPhone and tablet, in a 53% more compact format.

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Characteristics

Power: 65W max (GaN II)
Voltage: 5V / 9V / 15V / 20V
Outputs: 2 USB-C + 1 USB-A, 3 devices
Compatibility: MacBook, iPhone, iPad, Galaxy
65W GaN, 3 ports, 53% more compact

Detailed overview: Anker 65W GaN USB-C charger, 3 ports

The Anker Nano II 65W (model 735) is an ultra-compact USB-C mains charger built to replace all the bricks you carry around. Thanks to GaN II technology, Anker packs 65W of power into a case claimed to be 53% smaller than an equivalent conventional charger, barely bigger than an AirPods case.

Its 3 ports (2 USB-C and 1 USB-A) charge up to three devices at once. On a single USB-C port, it delivers up to 65W, enough to charge a MacBook Air or a 13-inch MacBook Pro at full speed, a Windows ultrabook, an iPad or an iPhone. It supports many fast-charging protocols, including Power Delivery, PPS, Quick Charge and Galaxy Super Fast Charging up to 45W, to get the best out of each device. When several devices are plugged in, the power follows a fixed split defined by Anker (down to 40W plus 12W plus 12W with three devices).

The format is its main argument: light and tiny, it slips into any pocket and becomes the ideal single charger for the office, the home or the travel bag. A protection system guards against overvoltage, overcurrent and overheating, and the case stays cool even under sustained charging.

Compatible with MacBook, iPad, iPhone, Galaxy, Pixel and most USB-C devices, the Anker Nano II 65W is a safe bet for anyone who wants a powerful, reliable and genuinely compact charger from one of the industry leaders.

Full specifications

Detailed characteristics

Power input

Power source?Mains wall socket or the vehicle's 12/24 V car socket.	Wall socket (AC)
Input voltage?Accepted input voltage range; 100-240 V allows use abroad.	100-240 V

Output and ports

Total power?Maximum power delivered across all ports.	65 W
USB-C ports?Number of USB-C ports and the fastest port's power.	2 × 65 W
Fast-charge protocols?Supported fast-charge standards (PD, PPS, QC, SCP…).	USB PD, PPS

Technology and format

GaN technology?Gallium nitride: more compact and efficient than a classic silicon charger.	Yes

Comparison

At around £21 to £56, the Anker Nano II 65W compares with compact GaN USB-C chargers, targeted by searches such as "USB-C charger" or "65W USB-C charger". Here is how it sits against three references: the Ugreen Nexode 65W, the Baseus GaN5 65W and the Apple 67W USB-C.

Technical comparison: Anker Nano II 65W against its main alternatives (observed data, for guidance only)
Criterion	Anker Nano II 65W	Ugreen Nexode 65W	Baseus GaN5 65W	Apple 67W USB-C
Power	65W	65W	65W	67W
Ports	3 (2 USB-C + USB-A)	3 (2 USB-C + USB-A)	3 (2 USB-C + USB-A)	1 (USB-C)
GaN technology	GaN II	GaN II	GaN	No
Travel plugs	No	US/UK/EU	No	No
Observed price	≈ £21	≈ £19	≈ £26	≈ £56

In short, the Anker Nano II 65W is one of the references for the compact GaN charger: three ports, GaN II and proven reliability, at a price close to that of the Ugreen Nexode 65W. The latter adds handy US/UK/EU travel plugs (absent from the Nano II 65W), but the Anker takes the edge on the dynamic Quick Charge range (20V versus 12V). The Baseus GaN5 sits in between, and the Apple 67W remains single-port and expensive. If you want a tiny, powerful and safe charger from a major brand, the Nano II 65W is a hard one to fault.

Our tester's review: Christophe Delpuech

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We put the Anker Nano II 65W (model A2667, also sold as the "735 Charger") through daily use, and it does deliver its advertised 65W on the main port, confirmed on a Samsung smartphone during PPS fast charging. Its size is what stands out most: barely 140g for a very compact footprint, with heat kept under 55 °C even under sustained charging thanks to GaN technology. Against the Ugreen Nexode 65W we compared it with side by side, it takes the edge on the dynamic Quick Charge range (20V versus 12V). Two real limits: power is not enough for the most demanding laptops (16-inch MacBook Pro and beyond), and sharing between several devices, fixed and documented by Anker, becomes modest once three of them are plugged in (12W on each of the two secondary ports). It also does not include interchangeable plugs for travel abroad, unlike some rivals. For nomadic use centreed on a smartphone, tablet and standard laptop, it's a compact, dependable choice we'd recommend without hesitation.

In-depth review Anker Nano II 65W: our full review 4.1/5 Read our full review → Actual charging current not measured Battery compatibility not measured Safety and protections 4.2 Build and endurance 4.0 Cables and connectors not measured Actually delivered power 4.0 Multi-port power sharing 3.9 Protocol compatibility 4.2 Size and technology 4.4 Format and chemistry compatibility not measured Charging precision not measured Display and control not measured

Frequently asked questions: Anker 65W GaN USB-C charger, 3 ports

🔋 Can the Anker Nano II 65W charge a MacBook?

Yes. On its USB-C port it delivers up to 65W and charges a MacBook Air or a 13-inch MacBook Pro at full speed. It also fast-charges iPhone, iPad and Galaxy phones.

🔋 How many devices can it charge at once?

Up to three, via its 2 USB-C ports (up to 65W) and 1 USB-A port (up to 22.5W). A single port reaches 65W; with several devices, the power is shared automatically.

🔋 What does GaN II technology bring?

GaN II allows a far more compact and efficient charger than a conventional model of the same power: here, Anker claims a case 53% smaller than an older equivalent charger.

🔋 Does it handle smartphone fast charging?

Yes. It supports Power Delivery, PPS, Quick Charge and Galaxy Super Fast Charging up to 45W, to fast-charge iPhone, Galaxy, Pixel and most USB-C smartphones.

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