At a Glance#
Product : Anker 735 Charger (Nano II 65W), model A2667
Brand : Anker
Best For : One compact three-port brick for a USB-C notebook plus a phone
Form Factor : Three-port wall charger (two USB-C, one USB-A) with a foldable plug
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Key Highlights:
- Up to 65W from either USB-C port on its own — enough, Anker says, to power up a 2020 MacBook Pro 13-inch at full speed
- Three ports on a body Anker calls roughly the size of an AirPods Pro case: 1.50 x 1.15 x 2.60 inches
- With three devices connected the top USB-C port is rated 40W max and the other two ports 12W max each
- GaN II build: 100-240V input, conforms to the IEC 62368-1 safety standard
- 18-month warranty; no cable in the box
Who Should Buy This#
The Anker 735 is a 65W charger Anker puts at roughly the size of an AirPods Pro case, and the port budget decides who it suits. Plug in one device and either USB-C port is rated for up to 65W. Plug in a notebook and a phone on the two USB-C ports and the rated split is 45W and 20W. Ask it to feed three devices and the top port is rated 40W while the other two are rated 12W each.
Perfect for:
- One-charger travellers who want a single 65W unit for a notebook and a phone
- Desk sharers who charge a phone and a tablet beside a laptop and can live with the shared budget
- Steam Deck and Switch owners — both are named on Anker's compatibility list
Skip it if you routinely need three devices charging at speed at once: the three-device rating is 40W, 12W and 12W, and the second USB-C port paired with the USB-A port is rated just 12W each.
Design & Build Quality#
Anker lists the 735 at 1.50 x 1.15 x 2.60 inches (38.26 x 29.12 x 66.10 mm), and the listing puts it at 4.9 ounces — small enough that Anker's own comparison is, roughly, an AirPods Pro case. The plug folds away (the listing's detail table calls it a retractable plug), the finish is black, and the enclosure is plastic.
Anker credits the size to gallium nitride, and its copy is specific about the generation: GaN II, with what Anker calls a 100% increase in operating frequency, a stacked design and an upgraded circuit board — which, Anker says, is how a 65W part fits in a body this small without giving up output.
Key Features#
65W From Either USB-C Port#
Both USB-C ports are rated 65W maximum when used alone, and the USB-A port 22.5W. Anker names the notebooks it charges at high speed from a single port: MacBook Air 2020, MacBook Pro 13-inch, Dell XPS 13 9380 and ThinkPad X390 among them.
Three Devices, One Outlet#
Anker publishes the maximum output for every port combination. USB-C 1 plus USB-C 2: 45W and 20W. USB-C 1 plus USB-A: 40W and 22.5W. USB-C 2 plus USB-A: 12W and 12W. All three ports: 40W, 12W and 12W.
Compatibility Notes Worth Reading#
Anker's compatibility list runs from iPhones and iPads through Galaxy, Pixel and Sony phones to the Nintendo Switch, Steam Deck and AirPods. Three notes from the same page: use a USB-C to Lightning cable for Lightning devices; Anker recommends the USB-C ports for an Apple Watch and says that if you use the USB-A port you should first remove any cable connected to the second USB-C port; and the Galaxy S22 Ultra gets Super Fast Charging but not 45W Super Fast Charging 2.0.
Universal Input#
The 735 accepts 100-240V at 50-60Hz. Its plug is the two-pin North American type.
Technical Specifications#
Model : A2667 — Anker 735 Charger (Nano II 65W)
Ports : 2 x USB-C, 1 x USB-A
Single-port output : USB-C 1 65W max / USB-C 2 65W max / USB-A 22.5W max
Two-port output : USB-C 1 + USB-C 2: 45W + 20W / USB-C 1 + USB-A: 40W + 22.5W / USB-C 2 + USB-A: 12W + 12W
Three-port output : USB-C 1 40W, USB-C 2 12W, USB-A 12W
Input : 100-240V~ 1.8A, 50-60Hz
Safety : Conforms to IEC 62368-1; the listing's detail table records FCC, CE and UL
Dimensions : 1.50 x 1.15 x 2.60 inches (38.26 x 29.12 x 66.10 mm)
Weight : 4.9 ounces (the listing's figure; Anker's published Specs block carried no weight as of 19 September 2026)
In the box : The charger and a welcome guide — cables sold separately
Warranty : 18 months
Pros & Cons#
Pros:
- Up to 65W from either USB-C port on its own — enough, Anker says, for a 2020 MacBook Pro 13-inch at full speed
- Three ports in a body Anker calls roughly the size of an AirPods Pro case
- The maximum output is published for every port combination
- 100-240V input and IEC 62368-1 conformance
- 18-month warranty
Cons:
- Three devices at once are rated 40W, 12W and 12W
- The second USB-C port paired with the USB-A port is rated only 12W each
- No cable in the box
- USB-A tops out at 22.5W
Final Verdict#
Buy it if you want one 65W charger for a notebook and a phone. Skip it if three devices at full speed is the daily case — the published three-port rating is 40W, 12W and 12W.
Our recommendation: Put the notebook on the top USB-C port, the phone on the second, and bring your own USB-C cable. View on Amazon