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Anker PowerPort III Nano

20 W

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Anonymous

3 years ago

Attention, not suitable for travel (requires 200-240 V)

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uetuet1969

3 years ago

Good day, is this the Anker 511 (Anker Nano Pro) PIQ 3.0 with GaN technology? Best thanks for a short feedback

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mib64

3 years ago

Hi, I haven't found the "511" and "Pro" specifications anywhere. The correct designation on the port itself is "PowerPort III Nano Model: A2633".

MF57645

4 years ago

Why is this more expensive than the Apple 20W charger? It is supposed to be a cheaper alternative....

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kushberg

4 years ago

I would call it a smaller alternative, but for some reason, its priced quite high at the moment

severin.funk

1 week ago

How stable is the output voltage on this product - are there fluctuations in the 5V charging voltage, and is the device suitable for continuous operation to power computers?

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Josef Grob

1 week ago

I don't need the port for continuous operation, but only for charging remote devices, so I can't say for sure

mariovonow

1 year ago

a test on digitec says this product is not in stock, but it is. this would probably have to be adjusted: https://www.digitec.ch/de/testreport/4194

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Anonymous

1 year ago

Especially as it's a very good product 👍

Anonymous

3 years ago

Is it true that this fast charger can charge an iPhone 11 to 55% in just 30 minutes? I would be happy to receive an answer. Thanks a lot

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Femaleart

3 years ago

Yes, almost, I didn't look at the clock but it definitely loads a lot faster.

bozdog72

4 years ago

I have a question. Are the cables included in the packaging?

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