Anker Cellular Phones, Tablets, Game Consoles Usb C Charger, Powerport Iii 65W 2-Port Pps Fast Charger Adapter, Foldable Compact Charger For Macbook Pro/Air, Ipad Pro, Pixel, And More, Black

It was sad that the S21 Ultra didn't come with its own charger. Finally a charger that is really compatible with Samsung's Super Fast charging. Also great for charging my Surface devices as well.

I have two of this in my laptop bag where I kept my laptop, iPad Pro with Bluetooth keyboard and mouse. Perfect when I am on-site and need to charge laptop, iPad, iPhone amd my Apple Watch simultaneously.

It is a really small 65 watt charger, it is less hot than the previous version and deliver 65w on one usb port, or 45 and 20 if both are connected.

This is my 4th Anker product and I am always satisfied! I use it to charge my S20 and S22 Ultra. It is well built and works just as expected!

Update:In the past few weeks, I have encountered a few more issues with this charger.1. The charger became overheated and stopped providing power to my laptop while I was charging another Anker power bank. This has happened only once.2. I was transferring some data from my laptop to a SSD external drive via a dock and suddenly my dock was disconnected. This happened twice, and I have to switch back to my original power adaptor.3. The 65W output port sometime stops providing power for one second when you connect to a second device as it needs to switch to a 45W output.Takeaway: If you are looking for a charger, this could be a good choice, and it is a nice working charger, but it can not replace your laptop power adopter, especially if you have to charge a second device from time to time with it. You may need a charger that can stably provide a consistent power output for that.OP:The charger is well-made and high-quality, but has one annoying issue when charging two devices. I wanna use this charger as a main power supply for my desktop laptop that I don't usually carry with me and an iPad that I need to connected and disconnect to a power source frequency and brought with me for daily commute.I used Anker Powerline III 100W and Anker Powerline+ USB 2.0 Cord cables and also made sure they both connected to the right ports. Here's the issue:1. When I only connected my laptop, it was charging at 65W as design.2. When I connected both my laptop and iPad, the laptop was charging at 45W as design.3. When I disconnected my iPad, however, the laptop was charging at only 60W instead of max 65W.I tried to restart my system, but nothing happened at all. I guess it is a design issue. I must unplug and replug the cable into my laptop so that it will charge at 65W again. This is very inconvenient since my laptop is hard to reach in the back of my monitor. So you should be aware of this issue if you only frequently disconnect one device while keeping another device always plugged since this issue will definitely force you to disconnect both whenever you charge your devices at the same time.