USB Charger, Anker Elite Dual Port 24W Wall Charger, PowerPort 2 with PowerIQ and Foldable Plug, for iPhone 11/Xs/XS Max/XR/X/8/7/6/Plus, iPad Pro/Air 2/Mini 3/Mini 4, Samsung S4/S5, and More

The wall port charger is nice and we can charge 2 items at the same time. It is compatible to our USB cords, it works well, and we like it.

Works perfectly for my Anker PowerCore Select 20000 power bank. Previously I had my bank charging (or so I thought) on a regular phone charger, and when the power went out, I plugged my phone in to the bank, and there was no power in it. What I learned is that my power bank requires a stronger charger, so I bought this, and it fully charged it in a few hours.

I think this saved my phone. A glass of water spilled and splashed everywhere including my charge block. The charge block crackled and died but I was able to grab my phone before any damage. I'm not an electrician but I think this charger helped me out.

Just bought a new one after 3 or 4 years of using my first one. The old one still works great, just doesn’t stay in socket as well as the new one. Besides that great charge would definitely buy again in a couple years. Power:Charges my stuff fastUsb ports:Work great

I was prompted to buy this product after I saw a review on it on my local news channel during their “Tech”“ segment, and then I saw a review for it on YouTube by a trusted YouTube Tech Person .So basically I had just gotten my iPhone X, all of this talk about fast charging, etc. etc. whet my appetite to experience this fast charging myself.Plus I liked the fact it was a dual port 24 W USB charger. So I would be able to charge my iPhone X and my iPad Pro faster than using the normal charger.While it makes everything convenient due to condensing 2 different chargers into 1, Quite honestly I have not noticed MUCH of a speed change.Now that can be for a lot of reasons.I bought the suggested iPhone USB cable to go with my Anker Charger. Also by Anker.Now maybe I have to do a timed test.I feel like the change in charging speed is not justifying the cost I am spending for these “fast chargers” & accompanying wires.There is a “fast charge” apple wire that is roughly $70! Not to mention the few hundred people will shell out for the large charging mat when that is released this winter.I realize that Apple still needs to send out their “fast charging” software to the phones and iPads – unless they already sent it out and I just don’t even realize it. God, I hope notBecause that would make this situation even more sad.But for the device itself: it works beautifully.I like the convenience of the two in one, I like that it is strong and constructed well, I like that it works-LOL, and like I said I have noticed a speed increase, but nothing to knock my socks off.When Apple sends out their updated iOS for the iPhones and iPads to fully supports the wireless/speedy charging I will do a proper update. I know you are excited for that!

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I’ll get it right out there — I love Anker’s products. Each one always has a great build, works well, and does exactly what I need it to. I’d say that the PowerPort 2 Elite does all that.Now, one of the first things I noticed about this is that it’s a bit bigger than previous generations of the PowerPort 1 or 2. However, the plug is placed higher up on the body than before, so that means more space to plug something else into the outlet above. Another nice upgrade is that the folding plug is much easier to pull down than the old one — a much needed improvement.Additionally, there was a design change to switch from a glossy finish to a matte finish. This way, it won’t scratch as easily, and personally, it just looks better.How about the actual functions of the wall plug? Well, the standout feature is Anker’s Power IQ and VoltageBoost. These technologies detect how much current is needed by the devices (aka an iPad needing more than an iPhone), and then deliver that needed power to the device. The technology is quite a bit more complicated than that, but the basic idea is that your device charges at its fastest possible speed. Except, however, for QuickCharge devices — the PowerPort 2 Elite doesn’t support Qualcomm’s QuickCharge.Aside from that, there’s not too much to say about this wall plug. It charges up to two devices, at their fastest possible speeds. The build quality is excellent, and the heavier than normal weight adds to that. At the $13 price tag, it’s a pretty decent price too! If you’re looking for a great travel charger for your devices, then this is a good one to get.

This Smart charger charges my phones quickly and without heat. Not as fast as a pps voltage adjusting chargers but with pps there's heat.