[New Release] Anker PowerPort Atom PD 1 Finally Available!

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Over a year after its initial announcement, Anker’s PowerPort Atom PD 1 is finally available to order!

Product features

  • Small Yet Mighty - The laptop charger that’s the size of a phone charger. A 30W output delivers high-speed charging to Apple phones, tablets, laptops, and all USB-C devices.
  • High-Speed - 2.5× faster than the 5W charger that comes with your iPhone. Charge iPhone 8 and later up to 50% in just 30 minutes.
  • Ultra-Compact - 40% smaller than an out-of-the-box MacBook charger; about the size of a golf ball. Takes up minimal space in any pack or pocket.
  • Powered by GaN - By swapping out silicon for gallium nitride (GaN), we’ve created a higher efficiency charger that generates less heat, allowing our charging technology to be shrunk smaller than ever.
  • What You Get - PowerPort Atom PD 1 wall charger, welcome guide, our worry-free 18-month warranty, and friendly customer service.

Anker’s PowerPort Atom PD 1 is available to order right now via Amazon US for a cost of $29.99, and should begin shipping on January 28.

Are you still waiting for PowerPort Atom PD 2 and/or 4 like I am? Let us know your thoughts down below!

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#2

You are a rockstar. I have been waiting for this to be released and was hoping someone knew when. Time to fast charge ALL THE THINGS!!

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#3

Was just about to post this as well :grin: Good find @joshuad11

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#4

Yay I’m so excited it’s finally realease! Gonna go one my Anker wishlist now!

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#5

Glad it’s finally available. Now I just need those 3rd party USB-C to Lightning cables to hit the market.

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#6

Size matters more the bigger you are. Yes I’m waiting for a 60W PD which shares all 60W across 2 PD and 2 non-PD ports. e.g. use just 1 PD port can get 60W, use both PD ports they compete and e.g. get 30W each, use the non-PD ports they take up to 12W each. That would be the perfect travel item, only to be improve upon by when Anker sells only USB-C products, Powercore and Soundcore and then we can get by with just 3 or 4 USB-C only ports.

A wall version and a cabled version.

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#7

Well I think this is really a multi purpose device. Very useful !

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#8

Now that I have a USB-C I want to upgrade some of my wall chargers. I like the size and doesn’t look like it will block off any of the other outlets. Plus its lightweight and won’t add to much space or weight to a travel bag.

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#9

Good to see that it is finally being released. I can see Mac laptop users everywhere, doing the happy Anker dance. Especially with all big and bulky those charging bricks are on the laptops. How exciting! And I think the price is actually pretty good. Way to go Anker :slight_smile:

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#10

I’m gonna need a good discount on this, I need 6 of them to replace the massive bricks that are scattered around the house for each of our MacBooks. Let’s see the inlaws need 3, sister in law needs 1 and I need 2… I’m gonna be one broke mofo

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#12

Yeah I originally had myself down for 1 but realized I can use 2, 1 to keep at home and 1 to take with me for on the go use

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#13

So you don’t currently have a need for a dual-port PD wall charger?

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Dual I can use, but I can also get by with just a single port. Very rarely do I have two devices charging at the same time via usb-c

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#15

I know you are joking.

But serious, the home use for existing chargers is not a justification. It is purely for those who are wanting a new charger who are size focused, of which excluding geeks who would buy just for its size, would be travel people out of a small bag. Those people traveling will be solving multiple problems, like charging on long flights in-flight seats, or have brief times non-moving and then want to recharge multiple items (buds, Powercore, etc). SO those people will want a multi-port PD charger.

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#16

Great!!! Thanks for sharing!!!

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#17

How long before the rest of the world gets their local plug version, please?! Don’t make us outside the USA wait too long!! :grin:

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#18

Hopefully not too much longer!

#19

I’m patiently waiting on the PowerPort Atom PD 2. Just wondering how much it will cost though, but I’m sure the price will be worth it since it’s an Anker product :+1:

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#20

I would guess about $50, but perhaps @AnkerOfficial can provide some insight.

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