Thanks for the review, i think i would like to know more than style or size, is the actual temperature of the Iphone during charge more than the temperature of the charger, and the other thing is to know if its degrades battery condition of the iphone 12, ofc that would be in a long term way.
“Intelligently measures temperature to safeguard your iPhone”, then went on to discuss that the charging block didn’t feel too hot, etc…. I believe it monitors your phone’s battery temperature and holds back for a minute if the phone gets too hot in order to protect your battery from quicker degradation by the heat that typically occurs with fast charging. It’s not about the temp of the charging block itself.
Yea my guess is it gets hot cuz it’s holding back power. Idk how allat resistance n heat shii works wit electricity but jus a guess. My regular Anker nano doesn’t get hot fr when charging like my nano pro does. And my phone still gets hot using the nano pro so I feel like I bought it for no reason
It only can measure the temperature of the charging brick. If the temperature of the output rises too quickly/instantly then the charger will cut off. This prevents overheating or damaging the phone. How often does it need to measure the output stage, no idea/ However, it is impossible to measure the phone battery temperature without having a sensor close to it. There is no feedback from the Iphone to the charger. However there are certain fast charging protocols that allow variable voltages and currents. A phone can be charged with 10v/2amps for instance. The phone needs to transform the voltage down to charge the 3.7V battery
These higher wattage bricks don’t charge any faster and make devices hot. They are NOT healthy for your very expensive devices, Check out reviews on RUclips where they do tests on these vs. other higher wattage ones. Here is the best one I’ve found thus far: ruclips.net/video/sq-TEDNWhGA/видео.html They can damage or quickly age your new iPhone batteries. It happened to me. Check out the best review by “MobileReviewerEh” named “We Tested 7 Different 20w Chargers”. Which one was best for MagSafe and the iPhone 12s? (I just found the video and listed the link above). Yes, it’s dated a bit, but it still holds true for the 13s. My battery health on the 12 Pro Max went down to 88% in less than a year using these faster charger for my 12 Pro Max. I’m not letting that happen again!
@@NanceDrew Higher wattage chargers absolutely do not make your device hotter. And no, they’re not bad for your device either. The truth is something different. Higher wattage chargers supply more power, but the actual device commands how much power is received. Yes, this can mean more heat due to more power - but the device controls that, NOT the charger. Obviously a 20W charger plugged into an iPhone 13 will only supply 20W, which means the phone will charge cooler, and slightly slower since the iPhone 13 pro max can accept 27W max. So it’s more complicated than what most reviewers make it out to be - but there will not be any damage.
my favorite banker charger is the 65w Anker nano. they're the same size as Apple's 18w charger but what I like about it is I can use it for my phone and my laptop.
I'm assuming you mean the 65W Nano II? That one is a little bit too big and heavy for it to be appropriate for anyone who doesn't have a laptop. But, if you do have a laptop, then it is by far the best charger on the market, to the point where you shouldn't even really consider anything else!
People who are asking if the 20 watts charging decreases the battery life of the phone's battery, the answer is yes it will probably decrease the battery life faster than with the lower watt charger but other phones in the market has already started using charging technology above 18 watt 22 watt 30 watt 33 watt 45 watt 50 watt 65 watt 108 watt 120 watt etc. So I would say using a 20 watt adapter should be okay for the battery health as long as people don't use the phones for 4 or 5 years. once you're probably changed the battery at about 3 years time because that's the time that the battery will probably degrade.
@@Asidebar higher watt chargers degrades the battery over time and effects battery life after a certain number of charge circles. It will probably feel the reduced battery life only after 2 to 3 years. But I think high watt chargers are worth charging with because you can always change the battery of the phone if it degrades after 2 to 3 years.
@xOyinoUS it does not degrade battery health but battery drainage is faster with a fast charger ..I have a 13 pro max I am using Samsung 25 watt fast charging it drains too fast than usual
I got the silver iPhone 13 pro max in the 128gb storage. I did an unboxing and set up video on my channel! Anyone that decides to get this phone will love it. I need this charger!!!
Are these new ones in different colors any different than the ones put out last year in white, black, mint green, and lavender? Do those older ones monitor temp as these do? There are discounts for the older ones and these aren’t released yet per Amazon as of the date of my reply.
I ended up going with the apple charger. It was the same price, and I just didn’t see a good enough reason to go third party when oem was the same price.
Some RUclipsr I watched had an iPhone 12 pro max at Battery Health : 99% he said all he used was the MagSafe charger and maintained the battery percentage from 20% - 80% so if you plan to keep this phone for a while then I’d recommend doing this .
since people started using a 20w adapter (no charger in the box) the battery health of an iPhone 12 or 13 series seem to drop hella fast, Hmm what does the Anker charger really performed in long-term usage
My 13 pro max only at 99% and calculated the battery cycles wit an app n my battery still at 100% but apple shows as 99%. Been using a 20w charger for the past year. Haven’t seen anymore degrading then before. Anyway it’s like 30$ to replace the battery. N it’s free if it’s at 80% n below so
If you have a MacBook, you could just use the 61-watt charging brick when you buy a new iPhone. It charges quicker and you don't have to spend extra money that way.
I'm using, Oppp A15 charging: 10W But My main charger already fired... So i need New fast charger... My need Oppo company's Charger. How it possible??? Can i use Anker fast cherger 18W for my oppo A15???? PLZZZZZZ HELP.... I'm from UAE.
Crazy isn’t it. Specially since their reasoning was that we already have so many power adapters, but the old ones aren’t USB-C (which is the cable they provide with it)
i been looking into info on this adapter for my smartphone, currecntly rocking a redmi note 8 pro since it came out and this new charger is very tempting for all the good reasons, what im afraid of is that it cant fast charge it though :/ does any one have the same smartphone?
@@tengc don’t charge to 100% all the time. Charge when reaches 40% and take off charger at 80% and battery will last longer. You can fully charge once in a while.
i might purchase the Anker nano pro. They are also selling a "Power Line III" colored cable for $27.00 -- is this worth it?? why didn't you review the cable
Wait. It took just 30 min to charge up to 60%, and yet it took more than an hour to charge the remaining 40%? What kind of mockery is that? 😭 Are all 20W charging bricks like this? So much for technology making ur life convenient. 😬
@@8killstreak I dony know abt that but my old sony smartphone charges in just 1.5 hours and yet it lasted me more than 5 yrs. That battery saving is just plain bs.
Would not recommend. Most laptops come with 45-65W chargers, the MacBook Air being an exception as mentioned here, and using a 20W charger would be A LOT slower, if it would even charge.
What are you looking for in a charger / wall adapter?
Thanks for the review, i think i would like to know more than style or size, is the actual temperature of the Iphone during charge more than the temperature of the charger, and the other thing is to know if its degrades battery condition of the iphone 12, ofc that would be in a long term way.
"what going on" lol
Apple brand
One I can understand.
Which Anker charger should i buy for my iPhone Anker PIQ charger or PD charger?
“Intelligently measures temperature to safeguard your iPhone”, then went on to discuss that the charging block didn’t feel too hot, etc….
I believe it monitors your phone’s battery temperature and holds back for a minute if the phone gets too hot in order to protect your battery from quicker degradation by the heat that typically occurs with fast charging.
It’s not about the temp of the charging block itself.
Yea my guess is it gets hot cuz it’s holding back power. Idk how allat resistance n heat shii works wit electricity but jus a guess. My regular Anker nano doesn’t get hot fr when charging like my nano pro does. And my phone still gets hot using the nano pro so I feel like I bought it for no reason
I have the same ques. Does your block get hot while charging?
It only can measure the temperature of the charging brick. If the temperature of the output rises too quickly/instantly then the charger will cut off. This prevents overheating or damaging the phone. How often does it need to measure the output stage, no idea/ However, it is impossible to measure the phone battery temperature without having a sensor close to it.
There is no feedback from the Iphone to the charger.
However there are certain fast charging protocols that allow variable voltages and currents. A phone can be charged with 10v/2amps for instance. The phone needs to transform the voltage down to charge the 3.7V battery
I prefer to travel with a single 65W adapter with folding prongs. I can power both my laptop and the phone (through the phone or directly) that way.
These higher wattage bricks don’t charge any faster and make devices hot. They are NOT healthy for your very expensive devices, Check out reviews on RUclips where they do tests on these vs. other higher wattage ones. Here is the best one I’ve found thus far: ruclips.net/video/sq-TEDNWhGA/видео.html They can damage or quickly age your new iPhone batteries. It happened to me. Check out the best review by “MobileReviewerEh” named “We Tested 7 Different 20w
Chargers”. Which one was best for MagSafe and the iPhone 12s? (I just found the video and listed the link above). Yes, it’s dated a bit, but it still holds true for the 13s. My battery health on the 12 Pro Max went down to 88% in less than a year using these faster charger for my 12 Pro Max. I’m not letting that happen again!
@@NanceDrew Higher wattage chargers absolutely do not make your device hotter. And no, they’re not bad for your device either.
The truth is something different. Higher wattage chargers supply more power, but the actual device commands how much power is received. Yes, this can mean more heat due to more power - but the device controls that, NOT the charger. Obviously a 20W charger plugged into an iPhone 13 will only supply 20W, which means the phone will charge cooler, and slightly slower since the iPhone 13 pro max can accept 27W max.
So it’s more complicated than what most reviewers make it out to be - but there will not be any damage.
Just the route I’ll be going.
do you mind telling me your battery health percentage right now?
@@jafarfadh I just checked for the first time since buying the phone, 100%
Thanks for the review saul goodman!
Thank you!
I appreciate your time!!
thanks for this review was looking exactly for this
my favorite banker charger is the 65w Anker nano. they're the same size as Apple's 18w charger but what I like about it is I can use it for my phone and my laptop.
I'm assuming you mean the 65W Nano II? That one is a little bit too big and heavy for it to be appropriate for anyone who doesn't have a laptop. But, if you do have a laptop, then it is by far the best charger on the market, to the point where you shouldn't even really consider anything else!
People who are asking if the 20 watts charging decreases the battery life of the phone's battery, the answer is yes it will probably decrease the battery life faster than with the lower watt charger but other phones in the market has already started using charging technology above 18 watt 22 watt 30 watt 33 watt 45 watt 50 watt 65 watt 108 watt 120 watt etc. So I would say using a 20 watt adapter should be okay for the battery health as long as people don't use the phones for 4 or 5 years. once you're probably changed the battery at about 3 years time because that's the time that the battery will probably degrade.
why does using a 20 watts charger decrease battery life?
@@Asidebar higher watt chargers degrades the battery over time and effects battery life after a certain number of charge circles. It will probably feel the reduced battery life only after 2 to 3 years. But I think high watt chargers are worth charging with because you can always change the battery of the phone if it degrades after 2 to 3 years.
@xOyinoUS it’s correct …
@xOyinoUS it does not degrade battery health but battery drainage is faster with a fast charger ..I have a 13 pro max I am using Samsung 25 watt fast charging it drains too fast than usual
@@HelloThere-sx6uy what adapter do you use
I got the silver iPhone 13 pro max in the 128gb storage. I did an unboxing and set up video on my channel! Anyone that decides to get this phone will love it. I need this charger!!!
Are these new ones in different colors any different than the ones put out last year in white, black, mint green, and lavender? Do those older ones monitor temp as these do? There are discounts for the older ones and these aren’t released yet per Amazon as of the date of my reply.
I tested them with the vault meter. it outputs the same exact voltage and current.
I ended up going with the apple charger. It was the same price, and I just didn’t see a good enough reason to go third party when oem was the same price.
I heard these get hot and charging speeds are not constant… I’ll stick with apple adapter
Those lights, especially the one in front of the iPhone box are a bit distracting.
Satisfying
You're friendly indeed. 👊🏽
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Anker nano can work with i pad
Wish apple made higher watt chargers bricks in the 5watt size
That is exactly what the nano pro is. With apple quality without apple prices
@@Billy-qh3vp I clicked the Amazon link and the ankor brick is literally the same price as the Apple one on their website
@@Billy-qh3vp It is literally the same price I'm pretty sure
@@osiohanu8166 There are 15% off coupons on Amazon for certain colors actually, so it’s cheaper.
Some RUclipsr I watched had an iPhone 12 pro max at Battery Health : 99% he said all he used was the MagSafe charger and maintained the battery percentage from 20% - 80% so if you plan to keep this phone for a while then I’d recommend doing this .
Batteries can b replaced. It’s 30$. Free if 80% n below battery health
I’d buy a black Anker to match to my black iPod Mini, then use the white plug that came with that for my iPhone charger.
Is the anker hot while charging?
Shouldn’t phone companies just give options when buying a phone to include a charger or not
iPhone mini 13 support higher watts ? Over 20 watts
Stay up on reviews I've got anchors 25-watt charger it does not work well hopefully this one will be work better
whats the difference of anker 511 nano pro 20w to anker nano 511 only same 20w ?
You mean to tell me you are so rich that price is not the #2 consideration after Speed ?
Spigen PowerArc USB C Charger 20W is better, because prongs folds in...
"what going on" lol
since people started using a 20w adapter (no charger in the box)
the battery health of an iPhone 12 or 13 series seem to drop hella fast,
Hmm what does the Anker charger really performed in long-term usage
My battery last all day with my anker power port pd 20w
@@spawnandbatman6975 I think what was meant is, that the battery will deteriorate faster over time, because of the added stress of fast charging.
I always fast charge when in AC room or use fan.
My 13 pro max only at 99% and calculated the battery cycles wit an app n my battery still at 100% but apple shows as 99%. Been using a 20w charger for the past year. Haven’t seen anymore degrading then before. Anyway it’s like 30$ to replace the battery. N it’s free if it’s at 80% n below so
@@kidnextdxxr what adapter do you use
If you have a MacBook, you could just use the 61-watt charging brick when you buy a new iPhone. It charges quicker and you don't have to spend extra money that way.
Good way to annihilate your battery capacity
Nice profile picture, go Airbus! ✈️
@@TheMildGamer12 ?? what do you mean?
@@worldofz00 especially with a220
US chargers are so thick compared to EU ones
Anker nano yes
How could you call it a wash when Apple intensionally doesn't give out such important information?!?
Couldn’t find this one at Best Buy. I bought the anker power port pd nano 20w.
I'm using,
Oppp A15
charging: 10W
But
My main charger already fired...
So i need
New fast charger...
My need
Oppo company's
Charger.
How it possible???
Can i use
Anker fast cherger 18W
for my oppo A15????
PLZZZZZZ
HELP....
I'm from UAE.
i bought the anker powerport pd nano, 20w , it wont charge my iphone 8plus. it does charge my xs max ..... am i missing something?
Wow, a thousand dollar device doesn't include a charging brick?
None of the newer phones coming out do. Apple and androids
Crazy isn’t it. Specially since their reasoning was that we already have so many power adapters, but the old ones aren’t USB-C (which is the cable they provide with it)
Ew a hater lmfao
So do you comment this on all the other thousand dollar phones then ?
It makes me want to do something else with my one thousand dollars.
Nice
Does it support magsafe puck at full speed?
Yes.
What difference does this have compared to the normal Anker Nano from last year
Faster
I'm getting one for my watch series 7
IPhone 13 mükemmel ötesi
20W, aaaaw bless...
i been looking into info on this adapter for my smartphone, currecntly rocking a redmi note 8 pro since it came out and this new charger is very tempting for all the good reasons, what im afraid of is that it cant fast charge it though :/
does any one have the same smartphone?
Do you turn on optimized battery when using a fast charger like anker?
I keep mine on. Will definitely help
doesnt charging with 20 watts decrease your max battery health over time?
Nah man
Same question. Doesn’t it lead to more wear and tear on the battery?
@@tengc don’t charge to 100% all the time. Charge when reaches 40% and take off charger at 80% and battery will last longer. You can fully charge once in a while.
@@michaels7499 Thank you.
@@michaels7499 Apple staff told me it doesn't harm battery to charge faster or up to 100% everyday.
i might purchase the Anker nano pro. They are also selling a "Power Line III" colored cable for $27.00 -- is this worth it?? why didn't you review the cable
Up to you if you want the cable, it’s mainly aesthetics. You could choose the longer option if you think that Apple’s cords are too short
Wait. It took just 30 min to charge up to 60%, and yet it took more than an hour to charge the remaining 40%? What kind of mockery is that? 😭 Are all 20W charging bricks like this? So much for technology making ur life convenient. 😬
Lmao ikr
it's designed like that for long term battery health
@@8killstreak I dony know abt that but my old sony smartphone charges in just 1.5 hours and yet it lasted me more than 5 yrs. That battery saving is just plain bs.
It’s not charging tech it’s how a battery works
Don’t think we have these ankler ones in australia
Do You recommend the 45W also?
For phones no because they don’t even support 45W. Pretty sure it’s around 20w max for the new 13.
That will destroy your battery
@@beforeilay they won't.
1:45 to fully charge?
That's sad
Can’t seem to find these on any Australian sites, do you know if they make them for here?
I'm not sure about that - sorry
buy from amazon
@@aliesmaili5698 they don’t sell on aus site
@@bubbleobilly324 oh bad 😢
Which Anker charger should i buy for my iPhone Anker PIQ charger or PD charger?
Can you damage your iPhone by using the third party charger? That is what I heard.
No 😂
Ofcourse apple would say that
it’s not if it’s under mfi program devices
Next is wait for hazard fire report 😀.
For 5 dollars extra i will rather buy the iphone adapter❗️😏👌🏾
Same!
If you’re talking about the Apple’s power adapter, it’s $19.00
Unless I misunderstood you. 🤷🏻♂️
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Will this work to charge a laptop?
Yes. Just slower. The MacBook Air can charge up to 30w. This is 20w. If you prefer small size to speed, this will work.
Would not recommend. Most laptops come with 45-65W chargers, the MacBook Air being an exception as mentioned here, and using a 20W charger would be A LOT slower, if it would even charge.
No
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Not available in India 😏😭... can u courier them?
Ya it will cost you $20
Its 44$ in India way too expensive 😪 I got the iphone 13 from US missed out on the this
@@prepsandstuff6871 Am ready to buy if it's 20$ can u send it pls
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theyre only 20 bucks?
Yep
It's really sad you even got to buy this. #sheeple
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