Anker 735 GaNPrime 65W vs Anker 735 Nano II 65w Charger COMPARISON How Are They Different? REVIEW

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I compare the latest anker 65W USB-C charger model 735 GaNPrime to the other 65W Nano II charger. How are they the same and what make them different?
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[@dannythemedic]

Wait I still dont know the difference between them... I will watch the video again

[@John99YT]

I still don't know the difference. I watched the video 43689987453 times

[@NA78666]

FANTASTIC DETAILED INFORMATIVE VIDEO

[@ductrung3993]

Thanks, it was helpful! Now i am jealous of the Gan because i just bought the Nano

[@joshuajacob6402]

You're not missing out on much. They both output 65W.

[@КристиянСтоянов-ъ6е]

Can I charge s 23 ultra with one of those? I heard that its preferable to use the 45W of the anker but I cant find any in my country

[@cesarc9142]

Yes it would lower the wattage based on what the phone requires.

[@michaelcorvin5891]

If the GanPrime is Smarter why is it the same price

[@justadadtips]

great question

[@dannythemedic]

I am conflcted... I have a laptop charger that IS USB C.. works fine, but I want more portability.. but IF I get this, I will also need long USB C cable, and Long Wall Socket Extension to give me the distance I need.. ugh...

[@justadadtips]

yeah but it is nice so if you get it you won't be disappointed.

[@guyfriends1843]

So I'm going to assume your needed distance is over 10ft, the 615 will give you 3ft as it is a power strip and then you can get a 10ft cable from Anker. No need for a power brick as they have internal converters,

[@damellman]

Does the Gan prime have the device that helps stay in place

[@justadadtips]

yes

[@dannythemedic]

oh ohhh ohhhhhhhhh I see now...

[@PhannyObsession]

Looks like the PowerPort III is the way to go. The GaNPrime doesn't have PD/PPS. But I'm confused. Why are they called '735' and have model numbers '2667' & '2668'?

[@dannythemedic]

this was a question I had!

[@peatear42]

I think the two are just way too similar and it’s not worth the higher price of the Gan Prime. For someone looking to buy the Gan Prime, it’s best to go with the 120w instead of the 60w.

[@guyfriends1843]

True but when it was on sale, the Ganprime 65w sold cheaper than the older one

[@guyfriends1843]

GAN prime goes on sale for a lower price

[@guyfriends1843]

Back once more the 100w is better than the 120w or go to the 150w if you need more power the 120w is too long and loose when plugged in horizontally

[@LanceKirkman]

I'm not sure I fully grasped what was different other than chip set. Did I miss anything else? Thank you so much for this video!

[@trilingualkid]

1:29 for what its worth...one is smart and oen is dumb

[@LanceKirkman]

@@trilingualkid and which is which?

[@trilingualkid]

@@LanceKirkman the gan is the smart one

[@LanceKirkman]

@@trilingualkid Thank you SO very much!

[@guyfriends1843]

Watch the Anker Ganprime reveal stream, it talks about all the new innovations in GAN, the first full Gan on both DC and AC side and more

[@nczkeren]

How does the heat compare when using both on 65w full load? Is the ganprime cooler to touch?

[@guyfriends1843]

Yes though it isn't a major change, another thing to consider is that Ganprime has a larger surface area by a little bit

[@ducksoul4607]

Dose it come with cable in the box?

[@SuperSikarlo]

No

[@КристиянСтоянов-ъ6е]

Can I charge s 23 ultra with one of those? I heard that its preferable to use the 45W of the anker but I cant find any in my country

[@guyfriends1843]

Get the ganprime one of it

[@ahjing8627]

so which 1 is better?

[@Kl_yay]

GaNPrime ofc, look,any charger (any brand) that have GaN technology is far far better than traditional ones

[@КристиянСтоянов-ъ6е]

Can I charge s 23 ultra with one of those? I heard that its preferable to use the 45W of the anker but I cant find any in my country

[@robertpop4553]

Ankers chargers doesnt have the Ultra Fast Charging 2.0 certification for the Galaxy S22&S23 Ultra, but they have the Ultra Fast Charging 1.0 (the difference between them is probably maximum 5 minutes), I have an Anker Nano II 65W (i bought the 65W version to also be able to charge my laptop) and it charges my S22 Ultra from 15%-100% in about 1 hour and 5 minutes.

[@guyfriends1843]

Anker has all the ganprime and one 45w charger certified with super fast 2.0

[@aednichols]

If GaN is so great at space efficiency, why is the non-GaN version the same size and power output? Maybe we need to wait for an enclosure revision to fully take advantage.

[@justadadtips]

not really sure, something about when more than one thing is pluged in it switches power faster to the other port when one port is needing less like when your phone is fully charged the laptop port will get more power but not really sure

[@marianandnorbert]

waste heat, size and actual output is the same, but more goes into the non GaN as input, which doesn't all go to the output, and is lost as waste heat

[@alexsherel3344]

@@justadadtipsbecause the heat sensing chip in the left takes up the space leftover .

[@stu82]

You completely ignore that the newer version has GanPrime vs the older model which only has Gan II.

[@menobueno417]

Does it do 30w fast charging for the iPhones or is it only 20w fast charging?

[@justadadtips]

20w iphone fast charging

[@guyfriends1843]

There should be a negotiation mode for that it would probably enable pps if there isn't a set one for the value

[@fabiangomez357]

I have 2-Xiaomi X3 NFC phones, my stock charger does 33w, will this charger give me 33w x2 ports to charge my phones up?

[@bugK7659]

i have anker 737 GanPrime 120 W charge my Poco F3 33W . This charger give me 17-18w MAX in 10-100%

[@chainjail4834]

@@bugK7659 bro I'm using Poco F3 too and looking for new charger that's compatible. I just bought ugreen 100w charger and it only output 15w. It's busted. I need to find new charger, I guess these aren't good either huh...

[@luckmanyo]

Xiaomi using proprietary tech/standar for 33/67/120w quick charge, you can only charge using Xiaomi only charger. Other charger only do around 15-20w charge.

[@michaelstrode8924]

Xiaomi like Huawei etc. are propriety. Will never charge same as factory Xiaomi.

[@hansalexander9729]

Is it safe to use Anker 735 Nano II 65w for iPhone 13 Pro Max?? What should I avoid when charging it? Can I charging it overnight?

[@guyfriends1843]

I mean your phone wouldn't let it overcharge even if it were to malfunction which is remarkably rare, yes you can charge it overnight. But if you are only going to charge a phone with it then get the Anker 511 30w

[@guyfriends1843]

Also just get the Ganprime if you are stuck on wanting the 65w as it is equal in price but superior. One thing to note though is that no company wishes to make a perfect 65w charger, they all have no power factor correction which is a way to reduce energy used on a grid and for that the 120w is superior

[@chainjail4834]

@@guyfriends1843 what grid?

[@guyfriends1843]

@@chainjail4834 the power grid

[@chainjail4834]

@@guyfriends1843 in the battery?

[@jeronimus19]

Technically, neither of the two power adapters is good or worth buying, they do not have power factor correction and have more than 100% THD from 10% power, they are expensive for the quality of energy they produce and deliver, but with low quality and efficiency, the bigger100W adapters are more expensive, but they deliver quality and safe power, I wouldn't buy either one.

[@rinnegan04]

which do you recommend?