Reintroducing PowerPort Atom PD 4 | Anker's Most Powerful Charger is Available Again!

#21

Finally! The travel charger im looking for.
Bought!

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#22

Never saw it the first time around. Looks great.

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#23

Hello,

I understand there is no USB-C cable, but there is (I saw it on pictures) a wall to charger body cable.
What is its length.

As I don’t see it on Amazon-France yet I suppose it isn’t ready with a European compatible wall plug.
When will it be ?

Thanks

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#24

I was just looking at this yesterday and bemoaning it wasn’t available anymore. Is there any timeline for a version of this with PowerIQ 2 and 3? A PowerPort Atom III x2 as it were with a figure-8 plug. I could probably do with just a PowerPort Atom III, but as I don’t live in the US the figure-8 plug is necessary.

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#25

As of now - it shows available for shipping on Amazon US.

PowerIQ 2 and 3 versions, @AnkerOfficial @AnkerTechnical any timelines on these?

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#26

Plenty of companies do 4 in 1 wall chargers, and I have one, it ain’t great, but that’s why it was less than 10¡

Not everyone has a desk to use desktop chargers, but we still need more than 2 charges… Surely one charger should mean one charger? Wouldn’t you say so @AnkerOfficial @AnkerTechnical

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#27

@AnkerOfficial can you please take some time answering this question :blush::innocent:

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#28

Seconded… or perhaps @AnkerTechnical ?

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#29

I suspect the specs are irrelevant, IT’S $99 just means simply won’t pay.

The specs appear to be not that brilliant. 100W in a single port is not something I need, possibly never will, I never got more than 45W per device.

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#30

Is there any news about the availability of the PD 4? It’s been listed as unavailable for quite some time now. Is this another withdrawal of the product, or just a production shortage?

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#31

Is this true??? Uses GaN (Gallium Nitride). Silicon replacement that can sustain higher voltages and less resistance. More efficient and less heat.

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#32

Where do you see that?

#33

guys its gone again

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#34

up above - Post #18

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#35

No, Atom PD 4 does not use GaN. However, upon original announcement, it was believed to due to the Atom branding.

#36

Will Anker produce a GaN version of a 100W charger? I have the 60W Atom but it’s on my wish list.

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#37

I’ve a macBook Pro (15" 2017). The charger says 84 watts IIRC and my AC meter shows that it uses that much. I’d like to have a charger that can charge my iPhone or iPad and the macBook especially if it’s smaller which implies GaN, I guess. It would make my accessories pack smaller as I use the macBook at home and at work.

I thought that Anker or Amazon would send a notification when it was in stock but I didn’t receive one.

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#38

Hi Insider: Is there a reason (engineering perhaps) that the Atom PD 4 is not based on GaN?

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#39

This is a re-release of the Atom PD 4. I can’t remember exactly, but I think it may have initially been released before the GaN tech. I’d also love a smaller GaN version as the size of a passport is quite a brick.

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#40

I would love to purchase this but it’s listed as “Currently unavailable.” on Amazon right now. This entire time I thought Anker didn’t make a USB-C charger above 60W, and I was wrong! I’d love to buy this charger, as I’ll be picking up a MacBook Pro 15" (mid-2019 model) this upcoming Black Friday. I need a minimum of 87W for this laptop!

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