[Lowest Price Yet] PowerPort III Nano, ONLY $11.99!

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Anker’s PowerPort III Nano is currently on sale for just $11.99… That’s the lowest cost to date!

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Features & details

  • High-Speed Charging: Equipped with a USB-C Power Delivery port and loaded with 18W of power to charge phones, tablets, and more up to 2.5× faster than with an original charger.
  • Unbelievably Small: The ultra-compact design is just 1 inch thick, packing 18W of power into a device the size of a 5W iPhone charger for incredible portability.
  • Universal Compatibility: Anker’s exclusive PowerIQ 3.0 technology supports a wide range of charging protocols to ensure flawless compatibility and optimized charging speeds for virtually any mobile device.
  • Highly-Integrated Technology: Anker’s latest technology uses a stacked design with custom magnetic components to reduce size, boost efficiency, and improve heat dissipation.
  • What You Get: PowerPort III Nano, welcome guide, our worry-free 18-month warranty, and friendly customer service (cable not included).
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Anker PowerPort Nano III (2-Pack) for $23.99
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Great deal @Insider
I have a UK version of this and love the little thing :+1:t2:

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#3

I reckon the UK version is not simply a different plug shape but better newer design, more use of GaN.

I expect the USA version to have a redesign soon, smaller, folding pins.

There are Anker chargers USA vs UK differ only in plug, but I don’t think it’s the Nano.

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#4

Small yet mighty and cheap

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#5

@Insider Good deal :+1:

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#6

Good deal. I have one of these and love it. I wouldn’t buy another one because I need more than one port. But I use my in the kitchen when I have the phone setup to watch movies while I cook or have the screen on for a recipe I have to follow.

It doesn’t take a lot of space and kind of blends into the outlet plate.

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#7

Great deal!! :clap:

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#8

Love the graphic, and great price

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#9

All the dual sockets products look for an obvious GaN redesign.

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I got the EU version recently.
Tested it with all (not many) USB-C items I have here.
Its such a great little mighty thing.
I would like to see that dwarf with an USB-A output.
This would be a challenge for ANKER’s engineers.
Showed it to my daughter!
Have to hide it now, otherwise it would get “stolen” as usual those stylish items are …hehehe!

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#11

But remember you don’t need USBC items Franz.
You can buy USBC to just about anything cables.
Shame Anker doesn’t do USBC to Micro leads.
I use Amazon Basics for those.

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#12

Anker already has the powerport mini with USB-A ports (2 of these) so feel we will not see Anker PowerPort Nano III with USB-A port… However a redesign, with possibly retractable / foldable prongs would benefit this small powerful device.

Anker is on right track, moving away from USB-A :+1:

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#13

I could use, but this is not such an issue and a real need for me.
I would like to see how many customers (percentage)
(not so sophisticated ones as we here are :smiley:)
are still in need of such common simple USB-A plugs and sockets.

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#14

Yes, i guess you could be right @Chiquinho

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#15

There are so many who even dont know about the difference between USB-C and USB -micro.
When I take a look to those FAQs at amazon.de there are too many questions about.
Thats the reality.
We are a well educated (Thanks to all here taking part) community, but this is the exception.

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#16

I am using USB-C Adapter… Will test it today to see what is the output :grin:

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#17

That’s what I use to hardwire my phone.
Can’t recall the details but it doesn’t charge at full USBC to USBC speed, but it’s satisfactory - Samsung requires PPS. compatibility to to charge at full speed.

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#18

Does your phone have to be fast charge capable for it to work?

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#19

No, it does not!