30 to 240 watts: Anker offers new USB-C chargers exclusively in Apple Stores 61 comments
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Anker has introduced a new series of USB-C chargers, available today exclusively on apple.com and in select Apple Stores worldwide. The new USB-C chargers are available in the power classes 30 watts, 50 watts, 70 watts, 150 watts and 240 watts and offer different numbers of connections.
1 to 4 ports and 30 to 240 watts
The 240-watt Anker A2644, for example, offers four USB-C ports so that MacBook, iPhone, iPad, and AirPods can be charged at the same time. The new chargers leverage gallium nitride (GaN) technology, now established in small power supplies, enabling faster charging speeds, lower heat generation and a more compact design compared to conventional chargers. silicon base. The chargers are equipped with temperature sensors and a “power adjustment chip” to monitor the temperature during charging and dynamically adjust the power output.
The following new USB-C chargers from Anker will be available directly from Apple in the future:
Anker Charger (30 Watt) White with USB-C CableContains a 1.5 meter long USB-C charging cableCharges an iPhone up to 50% in 30 minutesSupports fast charging for Apple Watch, AirPods, iPhone, iPad , MacBook Air and more Price: 49.95 euros Anker charger (50 watts with two ports) in white Supports fast charging for Apple Watch, AirPods, iPhone, iPad, MacBook Air and morePrice: 59.95 euros Anker charger (70 watts with three ports) in whiteSupports fast charging for Apple Watch, AirPods, iPhone, iPad, MacBook Air and morePrice: 89.95 euros Anker charger (150 watts with four ports) in white140 watts of maximum power on the top connection Supports fast charging for Apple Watch, AirPods, iPhone, iPad, MacBook Air and more Price: 119.95 euros Anker charger (240 watts with four ports) in whiteDesktop charger with four USB-C ports140 watts of maximum power on the top portSupports fast charging for Apple Watch, AirPods, iPhone, iPad, MacBook Air and morePrice : 149.95 euros
ANKER charger (50 watts with two connections) in white (Image: Anker) Image 1 of 5
Anker’s new chargers are made from 75% recycled plastic cases and recyclable packaging.
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