If you want a powerful phone charger in the smallest size, Apple has the answer – but there is a trade-off. New company 40W dynamic power adapter It is the first charger to support the USB PD 3.2 AV (adjustable voltage power supply) protocol, so it can reach 60W, but only for a limited time. It aims to strive for the company New iPhone 17 model Charging is faster than previous iPhones.
The heavy suspension charger is a special bug of mine, so the dynamic power adapter’s footprint is far less than the smallest 40W charger. With AV, it can provide a specific power level, perfect for what a given device needs during its charging cycle. For this, it can reach 60W, but only for about 18 minutes in a limited time, According to a tester.
“With dynamic power, you’ll get many of the same benefits of a higher combat charger in compact pocket sizes,” Apple explained in the product description. “For faster charging, pairing [it] Use iPhone 17 model (50% battery in about 20 minutes) or iPhone Air (50% battery in about 30 minutes). ”
Its folding pins slide into the pocket easily without suppressing you like a regular 60W charger. Anker’s popular Nano II 65W GAN charger, for example, is one of the smaller options available, but is still twice as good as Apple’s new model. However, due to the limited time of higher watts, it will not be suitable for charging laptops like some third-party models. Another is price: 40W dynamic power adapter Cost is $40almost twice as much as Anker’s 65W charger.
