Anker USB C Charger, 323 Charger (33W), 2 Port Compact Charger with Foldable Plug for iPhone 14/14 Plus/14 Pro/14 Pro Max/13/12, Pixel, Galaxy, iPad/iPad Mini and More (Cable Not Included) - Black

Product: USB C Charger 33W, Anker 323 Charger (A2331), 2 Port Compact Charger with Foldable Plug I wanted a small charger to keep in my hand carry for traveling. While I have larger and more powerful chargers at home, I wanted to get something to use in airports and on aircraft. The in-seat USB plugs tend to be quite weak, and barely increase the battery of modern phones. The Anker 323 (A2331) was an excellent choice, and made its way with me through numerous countries. TIP: The Type-A (US / CAN / JP) electrical outlets on aircraft tend to get rather loose, causing the charger to fall out. Bring along a Type-G (UK) plug adapter for a much more solid connection. Pros: - Charges devices much more quickly than most USB charging plugs in airports and aircraft - Has both USB-A and USB-C plugs - Very small size. Consumes very little space in hand luggage. - Zero compatibility issues Cons: - While it's advertised as 33W, this maximum output is only when using both ports at once. The USB-C port pushes a maximum of 20W. - Faster chargers exist (but they are also more bulky) I highly recommend this charger as a hand-carry or secondary charger when traveling. You should get something more powerful like an Anker A2046 for your primary use.

Se siente un producto de buena calidad, tiene buena potencia para cargar un iPad y un celular al mismo tiempo

I’m really impressed with how compact and powerful this Anker charger is. Even though it’s small, it charges my iPhone 15 very quickly using the USB-C port. I also like that it has two ports (USB-C and USB-A), so I can charge my phone and another device at the same time. The foldable plug makes it super easy to carry in my bag or pocket without getting stuck on anything. One thing to remember is that the charging cable isn’t included, so you’ll need to use your own. Still, the build quality feels strong, and it doesn’t heat up too much, even when charging two things. It’s a great choice for travel or daily use, and I’d definitely recommend it to anyone who wants a fast, reliable, and space-saving charger.

The Anker 323 USB-C Charger 33W is a solid choice for anyone needing a reliable, compact charging solution. Here’s a breakdown of its pros and cons: Compact and Travel-Friendly: The foldable plug design is a fantastic feature, making this charger exceptionally portable and easy to store in a bag or pocket. Its compact size doesn’t compromise its performance, which is great for travel. Charging Speed: With 33W of power, it provides fast and efficient charging for most devices. It’s particularly impressive for charging smartphones and tablets quickly, although it might be a bit underwhelming for charging larger devices like laptops at full speed. Dual Ports: The two USB-C ports are a real convenience, allowing you to charge multiple devices simultaneously. This feature is particularly useful when you’re on the go and need to keep your gadgets powered up without juggling multiple chargers. Build Quality: The charger feels sturdy and well-made, which is reassuring for daily use. However, the overall build is slightly bulkier than some ultra-slim chargers on the market, but this is a minor trade-off given its functionality. Cons: One small drawback is the lack of an included USB-C cable. While this isn’t a deal-breaker, it’s worth noting that you’ll need to purchase a cable separately if you don’t already have one. Additionally, it might not support the fastest charging speeds for certain high-power devices. Overall Impression: The Anker 323 USB-C Charger 33W delivers great performance in a compact package. It’s perfect for everyday use and travel, providing fast charging for multiple devices. If you’re looking for a reliable and portable charger with dual ports, this one is worth considering.

No complaints, charges phones quickly enough though splitting hairs between others. The cell manufacturers are cheap now. In past times the phones came with acceptable chargers and should considering they are pretty big $. Now we only get cables. I bought this because a bunch of stuff during our move got packed into boxes and not accessible. It was painfully slow USB A type with USB A- USB-c cable. One of those 5 watt deals. That was not practical with two phones needing juice each night. At 20watts I thought it would be good and it is but the borrowed Samsung 20w charger charges her A35 and my 2024 Edge faster than this Anker does. I also use a Moto G5S for video and on the Anker at "10 watts" it is slow. Later found the Moto 10 watt charger does the phone about 10-13 minutes faster when down to 30% levels over the Anker. Overall happy enough and Anker fulfills the goal to charge the C cable devices with good reputation. For the old Moto I stick to that Moto 10W charger over the Anker.