Anker USB C , 726 (Nano II 65W) PPS Fast Charger Adapter, Foldable Compact Charger for MacBook Pro/Air, iPad Pro, Galaxy S20/S10, Dell XPS 13, Note 20/10+, iPhone 13, Pixel, and More

We like its versatility. It charges my wifes iphone 7 and (with rapid charge) my Pixel 7, at the same time, no problem.

This is a pretty good power brick thing. Charges my phone fast and is pretty small.

Charges my iPad 12.9 M1 and my iPhone 12 Pro Max very fast! I recommend it

The best and fastest charger I have ever used. Super fast, and does not ever heat up. Charges my computer and my phone, no issues. This is an outstanding charger! You will be pleased.

This little block is dynamite! Can charge my Galaxy S22 Ultra from dead to 100 in two hours flat. Charges my Surface Pro 8 just as fast. Simply put, if you need to replace your phone block and want something that meets ask the fast charge requirements this is it. If your looking for a small block that can charge your tablet (Surface, IPad, Kindle, etc) fast this is it. This thing is the bees knees

Didnt even last a month. Lets see how the replacement does.

The unit has stopped providing more than 5v/1a power except after much fiddling. Have checked it is not the cord.

Solid, powerful, quality charger for Apple’s dual travel charger. Another quality Anker product.

Like the headline, Its Anker it works

I have been using this charger consistently for most of my device charging needs for about a year (aside from laptop). I bought it to get as close to a minimalist one charger for everything as I could. Its an excellent little charger, the build quality feels awesome. Its charging power is accurate according to the specs and I dont feel that it ever gets excessively hot. I routinely use it to charge two devices at once, including an iPad on one port and iPhone on the other. The only issue I have run into is that when traveling I planned to use it truly for everything, including laptop. I have a 65W laptop so this will charge that independently, its recognized and charges just like the OEM charger. In theory you could use this but the logistics of trying to keep a laptop charged while also using it with your other small devices is challenging. You have to go back and forth sharing it among devices if the wattage need maxes out the total wattage on a port (you are not supposed to charge two devices if one port is maxed out). With the length of time that phone batteries last it might mean quite a bit of switching. Only other minor dislikes are that its pretty heavy for its size (seems typical for chargers like this) and the text describing the wattage output has started to rub off, this was really helpful at first but now its difficult to remember the max output on each port.