Anker Nano Charger, 47W 2 Port Compact Foldable GaN USB C Charger for iPhone 17/16, Galaxy, Pixel, Compatible with MagSafe (Blue)

Excelente conector, totalmente recomendado y más por tener 47 W y dos puertos de carga, funciona para cualquier dispositivo y por los wats carga muy rápido en general cualquier dispositivo

Another win for Anker. This charger is built with quality materials and finish. All connections are snappy and solid. The prongs flip in and out with a snap. They are sturdy and don't wobble. This block charged my kids tablet in half the time of the other block I had and faster than any usb port. I will always look for an Anker version first before considering another.

Definitivamente lo recomiendo, se siente de alta calidad una pza bien ensamblada, cumple justo con lo que promete, compatible con carga rápida de cualquier dispositivo, y super compacto , con 47 w de potencia es más q suficiente para mi día a día

I definitely got my money's worth. I’ve been using numerous Anker products for years, and they’ve never let me down. The charging power is good, and I haven't encountered any issues. It feels high-quality and looks like it will last me for many years. I believe I’ve been using it for about three months so far. I bought two units, and when I plug them both into a wall outlet simultaneously, they don't obstruct each other—the size is just right. It charges my iPhone 16 Pro and iPad Pro quite rapidly. I also use it for other devices that require less power. As for features like IQ3, I either haven't tested them, or perhaps they are working on some of my devices without me realizing it.

I purchased this charger specifically for use with my new iPhone 17 Pro, based on Apple’s claim that a 40W charger could deliver a 50% charge in just 20 minutes. Initially, my experience was underwhelming. During the first two weeks, I was unable to achieve the advertised performance, despite testing multiple USB-C cables rated at 60W, 100W, and even Apple’s own 60W cable included with the device. In most cases, the charging wattage hovered between 20–25W, with brief spikes above 30W. After conducting extensive tests, I discovered that charging wattage is highly dependent on the battery’s current level — the higher the battery percentage, the lower the charging rate. To test this further, I drained my iPhone to 3% and began charging from that point. The results were impressive: the charger consistently delivered 32–34W between 3% and 32%, and the phone reached 51% in exactly 20 minutes. At peak performance, the charger’s temperature was approximately 40°C, though it remained comfortably lukewarm to the touch. When charging 2 devices at the same time, it does give each port around 20W of charging. Based on these findings, I can confidently recommend this charger for users seeking fast and reliable charging — especially when starting from a low battery level.