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Galaxy S25 Ultra (PPS) · 45 W
iPhone · 20 W
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Galaxy S25 (PPS)Under 100 gGaN only3+ ports140 W laptop (EPR)

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7 of 21 chargers give 45 W + 20 W at once
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AlzaPower67W
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Ultimate X500 67W

67 W total · 2×C + 1×A · 93×31 mm
Split not published, we will not guess
Docs 9.0/10
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no price on file for DE
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same charger, our latest checks
67W
Anker Prime 67W GaN Wall Charger (3 Ports)
tax is most of the gap, not the shop
€ DE
€39.99
Ft HU
16 940 Ft
$ US
$34.98
net priceVAT: 19% DE · 27% HU · none shown US

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W/cm³1.35 W/cm³Anker Prime Charger (160W, 3 Ports, Smart Display)per W€0.25/WAnker Prime Charger (200W, 6 Ports, GaN)cm³26 cm³Anker 511 Charger (Nano Pro 20W)g31 gAnker 511 Charger (Nano Pro 20W)
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What is PPS charging?A USB-C mode where the phone asks for an exact voltage, in 20 mV steps, instead of picking from a fixed menu.\u2192What is an e-marker chip in a USB-C cable?A small chip that tells the charger what the cable can carry. Without it the link is capped at 3 A, 60 W.\u2192How multi-port chargers divide powerA 65 W charger with three ports almost never gives 65 W to one device while others are plugged in, and the division is rarely even.\u2192
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