Anker 715 Nano II — 65W USB-C Charger
A compact single-port charger for one compatible USB-C laptop, tablet or phone at a time. Consider it when portability matters more than charging several devices together.
Research-based buying advice. Product sources checked 2026-11-09. This is not a hands-on review. Recommendations are our interpretation of the documented features and the use cases discussed below.
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Decide whether one port is enough
The Anker 715 is a one-port charger, unlike the three-port Anker 735. Choose it for a laptop bag or a dedicated charging spot where you connect one device at a time. If your usual routine includes a laptop, phone and earbuds together, compare a multi-port model before buying several separate adapters.
Check the device’s requirements
Anker specifies up to 65 W output for model A2663. Compare that with the input requirements of the device you intend to use. A high maximum rating does not establish every phone’s fastest charging mode. For a laptop, consider its power needs during your actual work rather than judging by whether the battery icon shows charging while idle.
Budget for the cable
The manufacturer lists charging cables separately. Use a cable with the correct connectors and a suitable power rating; check both the charger and device documentation. Think about the distance from the wall to your desk so that the cable does not pull on the laptop port. A spare known-good cable can also make charging faults easier to isolate.
Keep expectations specific
This is a research profile of the 715 Nano II, not a measured charging-speed test. We have not measured heat, charging curves or performance with your laptop. Check the model and regional plug on the retailer page, and use the supplied instructions for ventilation and operation. The buying case here is a compact single-device setup rather than a claim that one charger suits every device.
Sources and further reading
No hands-on test has been performed for this product profile. No review score or measured performance result is assigned.
Pros
- Single-port design keeps the charging setup simple
- Foldable plug for packing in a bag
Cons
- Only one device can connect directly
- Cable must be purchased or supplied separately
- 65 W is not sufficient for every laptop workload
Specifications 4 details
| Charging cable | Sold separately |
|---|---|
| Maximum output | 65 W maximum; actual charging depends on the device and cable |
| Model number | A2663 / Anker 715 Nano II |
| Usb ports | One USB-C port; no USB-A |