The new charger bodies from ANKER desktop chaos with dragable USB cables

The current trend in USB charger does not add more energy or ports, but rather merges the charging cables that disappear when they are not used. ANKER was one of the first companies to issue a truck with a Small USB-C Blocked The cable last October, but its last truck brings the same comfort to the desktop along with three reluctant currents you will not need to climb under your office to arrive.

Almost a year ago Anker released the desktop charger By phone contact on the side that can be used to adjust the power output of the six USB ports, but at a price of $ 169.99 it was expensive and you are asking you to provide all your cables. New Nano Shipping Station 7 in 1 Not only four devices can be charged on USB, but at $ 89.99, it is cheaper and perhaps more varied as you can add additional USB ports by connecting other power transformers at the back of them.

The largest selling point in Nano is her 2.3-feet USB-C caps of USB-C cables that retreat with a fast withdrawal and keep her connectors stored safely using magnets. It joined the USB-C port and an additional USB-A port on one side.

Another reason is that this shipping station is approximately half the price of ANKER 169.99 option is that it provides a less energy result. The most expensive option can connect up to 140 watts of energy to a device, but Maxes Maxes is only 100 watts when nothing else is connected. If you charge two devices, the maximum Latter NEPING power drops to between 50 watts, depending on the outlets used.

With the devices connected to all four USB ports, the maximum power outlet is only 30 watts, which is not enough for the laptop. To help make sure not to know the difficult way that your laptop is not shipped adequately when it dies suddenly, the 1.3 -inch LCD charging station includes the amount of energy that is connected to each connected device.

Although the promises of a completely wireless world through techniques like Wi-Fi and QI have not yet been completely achieved, the recent spread of trees and energy-with-withdrawal energy banks is a suitable consolation prize while we are waiting for our wireless future to arrive.