Although I can't really use the information given, it's good to know that they've taken good steps to create a quality product. Thanks for checking it out for us.
Why does the charger need 2 buck circuits for only 2 outputs? The AC-DC converter can generate the higher voltage and a single buck circuit could generate the lower voltage. (Then they only need extra Vbus MOSFETs instead of complete second buck circuit) I believe this is how some other chargers do it including Xiaomi.
Because this charger needs to support 65W for any port when charge one device. If it just adopts a single buck circuit, the customer needs to distinguish the port every time.
@@DrumToTheBassWoop Sticking with USB A whichbis giidvfor several hundred thousand inserts and removals. USB C connectors crrp out in less than 200. And when ir crrps oyt you have all those amps they are trying to pysh through it your mostvlikely to fry the data port on yiur device. No thank you. It already cost me a $400 RC transmitter.
Although I can't really use the information given, it's good to know that they've taken good steps to create a quality product. Thanks for checking it out for us.
Thanks 4 teardown anker charger...
Am so excited
Nice review. Love every of your teardown video
glad to see it.
Hi! Can you please do one on MINIX NEO P3 100W turbo wall charger?
Thanks so much for the great video. Could you please let me know the model of this charger?
A2666
@@ChargerLAB Thank you!
is there a variant that has the UK 3 pin ?
Thanks very very nice 👍
Make with Baseus CCCP20UE 20W Mini Charger with Dual USB Ports PD Fast Charging
Why does the charger need 2 buck circuits for only 2 outputs? The AC-DC converter can generate the higher voltage and a single buck circuit could generate the lower voltage. (Then they only need extra Vbus MOSFETs instead of complete second buck circuit) I believe this is how some other chargers do it including Xiaomi.
Because this charger needs to support 65W for any port when charge one device. If it just adopts a single buck circuit, the customer needs to distinguish the port every time.
I cannot find any information about this product anywhere.
Yes, it has not officially launched yet.
@@ChargerLAB i thought as much
Give me power bank please 🙏
Unless it has a USB-A output I don't want it. Because like 99% of my stuff is USB-A
The future is USB-C standardisation, this charger is targeted for future use, not legacy use.
@@DrumToTheBassWoop Sticking with USB A whichbis giidvfor several hundred thousand inserts and removals. USB C connectors crrp out in less than 200. And when ir crrps oyt you have all those amps they are trying to pysh through it your mostvlikely to fry the data port on yiur device. No thank you. It already cost me a $400 RC transmitter.
@@choppergirl the usb-c is the next generation usb, of course there is going to be hiccups. 😌