A very small single-port 30W USB-C charger with folding pins. It meets the 30W adapter Apple asks for with a MagSafe Charger on iPhone 16, iPhone 17 and iPhone Air, but not the 40W Apple asks for to wire-charge iPhone 17 at full speed.
We may earn a commission.Anker lists 30W from its single port. That covers Apple's 18W-or-more requirement for earlier iPhones and the 30W adapter Apple asks for with a MagSafe Charger on iPhone 16, iPhone 17 and iPhone Air. It is below the 40W Apple asks for to reach 50% in about 20 minutes on iPhone 17 models.
One USB-C port, so it charges one device at a time.
Anker lists USB-C output of 5V 3A, 9V 3A, 15V 2A and 20V 1.5A, plus PPS ranges of 3.3 to 11V at 3A and 3.3 to 16V at 2A. Anker does not list AVS.
Anker lists 1.12 x 1.12 x 1.39 inches. Its support article says the US A2147 has folding pins, unlike the 20W A2633 and A2637. Wirecutter lists it as an alternative to its top pick with a fold-up plug and a two-year warranty.
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